Patient's question:
Poor walking posture, feet too far apart, and not walking steadily, unable to stand straight after walking. Previous treatment and outcomes: X-rays were taken, and it was said that there were no bone problems; it was suggested that calcium supplements might be needed. What kind of assistance is desired: To see what is causing her to walk like this...Doctor's answer:
This is not something to worry about. Every child's growth and development pace is different. Some children may start talking or walking a bit later, and this is perfectly normal. Parents don't need to be overly concerned.You can interact with your child more often and encourage them to chew food thoroughly to exercise their chewing ability. There's no need to rush walking—just let it happen naturally at their own pace. If teething is slower, you can supplement some calcium for your child.
Finally, I wish your baby good health.