If you see that your baby really wants to walk, but he can’t do it yet, try to help him.
In this article you will find tips that will help your little one come running to you for a hug in a day or two.
The motivation for the child to take the first steps will be his favorite toy, which should be placed on the sofa at some distance from the baby.
Every time your child reaches for a toy, praise him – it’s worth smiling and hugging your child for any attempt to take independent steps.
When your baby can stand while holding onto furniture, offer him your hand for the first step.
A ride-on toy (not to be confused with a walker) can help a child walk independently.
When your baby is ready, kneel down about a meter away from him and, with a smile, invite him to hug you.
Show your child how to walk while holding onto a crib, couch, or wall, and be sure to be there to encourage your child when he or she falls.
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