Patient's question:
At what age do children start walking? Do they need to be treated at the hospital? How long does the treatment take to improve? Please help me!Doctor's answer:
Generally, children born via C-section may experience the situation you mentioned. My child was also born via C-section and exhibited the same behavior. They started walking very late, while the baby born naturally on the same day as ours was already walking. Only the C-section baby born on the same day as ours didn't walk. Was your child also born via C-section? If so, don't hurry, but if not, you can gradually exercise her to walk. Have the adults take turns supporting her while she walks. People say that the more children walk, the stronger their legs become. With time, they will naturally walk very well. Your child's weak and floppy legs indicate a lack of regular exercise, which is why they are not strong or energetic. It's essential to exercise them frequently!