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Ability to sit independently by age 2 years
66%
568/864
Ability to creep by age 2 years
4%
34/864
Ability to roll by age 2 years
1%
8/864
Pattern of cerebral palsy (quadriplegia, diplegia, hemiplegia)
15%
133/864
Type of motor dysfunction (spastic, ataxic, dyskinetic, hypotonic)
13%
116/864
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Several studies have shown that sitting ability by age 2 years is highly prognostic of walking. Molnar and Gordon reported that children not sitting independently by age 2 years had a poor prognosis for walking. Wu and associates reported that children sitting without support by age 2 years had an odds ratio of 26:1 of walking compared with those unable to sit. This was far higher than the odds ratios for cerebral palsy location, motor dysfunction, crawling, creeping, scooting, or rolling.
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