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Can baby learn walking suddenly
My baby 14 month 20 days old. He stands with support. Sometimes holds table and walk only few distance. But he stands on toes most of the time. Sometimes he stands on his feet.
But if we try to make him stand he doesn't lik it. He just sits. He doesn't lik us make him walk.
Sometimes he walks wen he get excited to kick ball etc.
Can baby suddenly learn to walk and stand on their own??
Or do we need to teach them??
As i get tired trying to make him stand or walk.
Once i made him distract and made him stand without support. Ge stood for few seconds. But sat down..
He stands with support and lifts things down and place it up.
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growth and development is step wise with age in growing children ...dont worry..your child is attaining all development milestones like standing walking.
they themself will attain those milestones
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Dr. Jinia Saha
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No phase of development can be sudden, it would be gradual and he is already walking few steps which is not a red flag sign. Do consult for detailed assessment.
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