Could you please suggest/advice when to use walker for a baby.
Actually I saw on an internet, in many places its written that its not at all recommend as few points majorly highlighted :
1. The effect is to slow down/delay the motor development necessary to walk, in addition to impairing the discovery of body balance, the development of tendons and muscles
2. It gives strains to a baby's leg.
3. It is better to wait for baby to walk naturally instead of using walker.
4. Only be use for baby's entertainment.
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Dear parent
Walkers are not advised as it leads to bowing of legs, accidents as baby may fall while in Walker as Walker get stuck in door and baby may be thrown out of it in motion
Walkers are not advised at all, even by leading Pediatric physiotherapists. Your child will walk fine on their own. If you are feeling there is a delay, please book an appointment.
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