How to Help Your Baby Learn to Walk

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Assisted methods provided by parents:
Phase 1: Parents can use a baby walker or a push toy to help the child overcome the fear of walking and learn to walk.
Phase 2: Train the child to learn to squat and stand. Parents can throw toys on the ground and let the child pick them up by themselves.
Phase 3: Parents can stand at both ends, and the child can slowly walk from the father's side to the mother's side.
Phase 4: Let the child practice climbing stairs. If there are no stairs at home, small chairs can be used to let the child practice going up and down.
Phase 5: A wooden board can be placed to form a ramp with one side higher than the other, but the incline should not be too steep. The child can walk from the higher side to the lower side, or vice versa. At this time, parents must be nearby to support the child and prevent them from falling.