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Greetings 16 months old, a child who can walk independently but frequently reverts to crawling or refuses to walk on certain days still counts as meeting the walking milestone. It is developmentally typical for toddlers to fluctuate in their walking consistency as they build confidence, navigate anxiety about falling, or adapt to environmental factors like sensory issues with footwear. Since two pediatricians have already evaluated her physical muscle tone and strength as normal, this pattern strongly suggests a behavioral or temperamental phase rather than a medical issue. To encourage her progress, continue offering ample barefoot floor time at home, provide a stable Push-Along Toy, and praise her independent steps without placing undue pressure on her performance.

Hello Give her more of floor time with toys scattered around and encourage her to walk. Initially might be she is scared eventually she will overcome. As already she has been examined and all is good there is nothing to worry.

Visit physically to nearby pediatrician.

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment