How to teach your baby to walk in 7 steps ★ 9-12 months ★ Baby Exercises, Activities & Development

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[cimi]

I suddenly feel a relief and that I can do this and help my baby girl. Thanks

[terrib-inpm]

When he started dancing with the broom handle my heart melted 🤣😍😍😍😍

[Taiphen]

oh my lord! Thank you! Will be trying tomorrow. Our baby is "stuck" on that first exercise (albeit we use our hands under his armpits) since he was 6 months! He's now 12 mo and he literally runs like that and even takes little jumps. Can't wait for that first step on his own. Need to get our back and legs back ;_;

[niduzworld]

My baby also not even standing without support or trying to walk 😢
Inshallah ❤️❤️❤️ Hope everything will gets ok one day

[umuuhusna]

❤🎉❤❤❤❤ masha alha masha alha hedu dasa naa jahe baye bareda masha alha

[shereenshehab]

This is the most helpful video I watched thank you

[honeylavender]

Great exercises! My girl is VERY stubborn though and did not want to do any of them 😅

[mayuritorawane]

Thank you so much. I was looking for this kind of video. My baby is 8 month old. I will use these exercise tips for my baby

[tanujamalik]

Great exercises, my son is 14 months old and easily walk between the chairs and with the assistance however he is still not walking on its own, what can be done to strengthen the core?

[olddoug]

I favor the original teaching method: Let 'em figure it out for themselves.
Builds self-confidence and creativity.

[amitrar]

I am also a Child physiotherapist, currently working at Mom's Belief, here in India, we are working on NDT techniques.
I seeking opportunitiey to work in abroad.

[JS-gbqm]

Thank you for the video, I will give these a try, my son is 17 months old, hasn’t started walking, I’m literally trying so much. He walks with his push walker but only on his toes, he also doesn’t stand independently, longest time was 12 seconds. Also he won’t let me hold his hands to walk he collapses his knees and goes to crawling position, and this has been going on for ages. He is due to start physio if he doesn’t start by 18 months.

[ashleynesbitt]

Well I am praying this works because my baby is 13 months and still not walking on her own

[jemimaheffiom]

Please help me. My baby is 14 months old. She's really scared when I try making her to stand on her own. She can walk whilst using a walker or a chair to support. Please guide me

[sonijaiswal]

This is what I was looking for. Thank you so much for the video.

[herpsandadog]

I can’t get my baby to walk with a walker. I can get her to stand behind it and put her hands on the handles, but the second it moves she sits down and doesn’t even attempt to take a step with it😩

[falgunichaitanyapimprikar]

Thank you so much.
Just wanted to know… as my baby is 9 months +, still he didn’t crawl.
Can I go for this exercise?
Or should I wait for him to crawl .

[Jessadahl]

Good video but my baby favourite toy is cocomelon

[Ratz]

Learning how to walk is a challenging but rewarding process that requires patience, practice and perseverance. Walking is a complex skill that involves coordination of muscles, joints, balance and vision. To learn how to walk, you need to follow some basic steps:

- Start by sitting on a chair or a couch with your feet flat on the floor. Try to lift one foot off the ground and then put it back down. Repeat with the other foot. This will help you strengthen your leg muscles and get used to shifting your weight.
- Next, stand up with the support of a walker, a cane or someone's hand. Make sure your feet are shoulder-width apart and your knees are slightly bent. Try to balance yourself without leaning too much on the support. This will help you improve your posture and stability.
- Then, take small steps forward with the support of your walker, cane or helper. Move one foot forward and then bring the other foot next to it. Keep your back straight and look ahead. This will help you develop your rhythm and confidence.
- Gradually increase the distance and speed of your steps as you feel more comfortable and secure. Try to walk in different directions and on different surfaces. This will help you adapt to various situations and challenges.
- Finally, practice walking every day for at least 10 minutes or as long as you can tolerate. This will help you maintain your progress and prevent regression.

Learning how to walk is not easy but it is possible with consistent effort and guidance. Remember to celebrate every milestone and enjoy the journey!

[jagpreetkaur]

Thanks for sharing.. I was looking for this kind of video. My baby is 1 year old and learning to walk. It's very helpful.. Subscribed to your channel ☺️