When moving from floor to stand, infants rely on use of their upper extremities to pull them up by grasping an object such as a table or piece of furniture.

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Infants typically use their upper extremities to pull themselves up from the floor to stand by grasping an object such as a table or piece of furniture. This is a common milestone in motor development during the first year of life.

When Moving from Floor to Stand, Infants Rely on Use