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Walking of baby
My baby is 12.5 months old, but he doesn't walk. He walks holding the furniture but then gets scared and sits down starts crawling. I always encourage sometimes he will take 2-3 independent steps but again just sits down. He likes crawling but scared of walking doesn't make an effort to stand.Also he stands on his toes most of the time. I am worried when will he walk?
My relatives says their kids started walking at 11 months only. He is 10kgs and full term baby.
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Hello.. this is completely normal..every child is different..you can wait till 15 months..keep encouraging him..
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Greetings it's normal u can wait till 15month
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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