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Baby walking
My baby recently turned 1. He has been cruising like a pro for 2 months, he toddles a few steps when me and my husband sit at two ends and call him. But he has not started walking, i am getting worried now. What should i do?
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No worry. You don't worry. You are not going to teach him how to walk.
When they are ready in development, they start walking. you think of immunization , hygiene, nutrition, and proper emotional environment. Never argue IN front of your baby. Never leave your child unattended. Keep him engaged. Take care of mosquito to prevent malaria and Dengue
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It's normal as previous mile achieved normally .consult doctor for physical examination.
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Walking may take 1 month more so milestones are normal. No need to worry. You can get all normal milestones on the internet.
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