Your neighbors are concerned that there is something wrong with their 6-month-old son. At this age, a typical 6-month-old can
A) walk with hand-held assistance.
B) change from sitting to crawling independently.
C) sit independently, without external support.
D) change from sitting to standing without using arms.
E) demonstrate controlled release into a small container with wrist extended.

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At 6 months old, a typical baby should be able to sit independently without external support. If the neighbors' son is unable to do so, it may be a cause for concern and they should seek medical advice. The other choices are not typical developmental milestones for a 6-month-old.

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