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6Months, Is it good to use baby walker
Hello Doctors, My daughter is 7 months now, as all parents, we too like her walking soon. But I heard that it is not suggested to give the kid a walker as she won't get natural strength to walk on her own. Could you please advice me on this? Is it recommended to provide the kids with babywalkers? Thanks in advance
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Let the child grow up by itself, dont be so impatience about walking....
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child will walk by 15 months of age so no need to do hurry....
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let the child to enjoy her infancy....
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Give walker only after 10months. Child should be monitored while in the walker
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Baby Walkers (much unlike their name) take your baby’s time away from the floor so they miss out on practising repetitive movements needed for them to reach their walking milestones. With a walker, babies tend to use their toes which tightens their leg muscles and interferes with normal walking development. Once out of the walker, they often want to keep using their toes, which is not how babies usually learn to walk. Walkers may in short delay walking. So, I would siggest you allow your baby to walk naturally. They should be standing with support by 11 to 12 months and in no time you will see your little one take the first baby step independently.
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Allow the baby to crawl and stand with support. Avoid walkers
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as above
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Walkers are not recommended.
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  Baby will try to stand  on its own by 12 month and walks by 15 month.  7 month is too early for any child to walk. Let child learn walking naturally  at right age. Walkers will cause abnormal gait, wide pelvic gait and tip toe walking   and if unattended it results in accidental fall and injuries.
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