Why does not a child go every year?
If the child does not walk, but sits well and crawlsor can stand on his feet, there is no reason to worry. Walk with him holding his hand, he is probably just afraid to take the first step. Keep an eye on him, sometimes after a few falls the baby loses the desire to walk independently. Daily training and your support are important here.
A child may not walk independently at one yeardue to psychological unpreparedness. Photo: GettyThe environment and character of the baby influence it. Lazy or quiet children are in no hurry to take their first steps. Due to their character, little fidgets start walking faster than anyone else. If the child does not want to walk and does not try to sit or crawl at all, consult a doctor. The following reasons are identified:
- genetic predisposition;
- weak muscles;
- undeveloped locomotor system;
- hypoxia or damage to brain cells;
- poor nutrition.
With weak leg muscles, the child relies more onhands when he gets up. With the undeveloped musculoskeletal system, the baby sits crookedly, since it is difficult for him to keep his balance. Hypoxia develops during pregnancy. About her a woman, as a rule, learns before the birth of a child.
What to do if a child does not walk well or does not want to walk
Go to a doctor for a consultation. In addition to the examination, you will need to take tests and undergo a full examination. After the diagnosis is established, treatment is prescribed. To help the baby start walking faster:
Little tricks can help you stay motivated.Collect toys from the floor and place them on the sofa, ask the baby to get them for you. The first time you can help the child. Avoid using walkers. The child quickly gets used to them and is difficult to wean off. Do not spoil the baby - carry him in your arms less. If he cries and asks to be picked up - try to interest him. For example, hide his favorite toy and go with him to look for it, stamping your feet. Another option is to switch his attention to some object in the house. Walks on playgrounds help well. Looking at their peers, babies begin to walk faster. Do not get hung up on when the child will take his first steps independently, and do not rush him. All that is required of you is support, praise and care. Also interesting:
