Patient's question:
Holding hands while walking seems like a catwalk; onset time and cause of the condition; In the past few months, the child was calcium-deficient, but it has now been corrected... The child was born as a full-term small-for-gestational-age baby, and the CT results showed reduced white matter in the brain. What kind of assistance is needed: What should be done...Doctor's answer:
The unfavorable factors for babies to walk independently normally can be listed below based on my over ten years of experience in outpatient clinics, for parents to consider. If they pay careful attention and avoid suppressing or stifling their hardworking babies, the transformation of children will naturally be smooth and expected.A. The baby is dressed in too many or too thick clothes, which interferes with mobility.
B. The baby rarely has the opportunity to move on the ground because they are often held or cuddled.
C. The baby is too heavy, lighter than their peers, resulting in a lack of "motivation."
D. The baby grows poorly, slower than their peers, leading to insufficient muscle and bone development.
E. The baby has had negative experiences with climbing, causing fear and hesitation to learn.
F. The baby is highly obsessed with various hand movements, which increases the chance of walking.
G. The environment does not allow the baby to hold on while walking, resulting in a lack of interest.
H. The baby is often placed in a walker, leaving no opportunity to walk.