Patient's question:
But when walking, it often appears head-heavy and feet-light, uncoordinated movements, and young children's walking posture is not correct, what to do?Doctor's answer:
Children aged 2 to 3 years old may already be able to walk, but they often appear unsteady on their feet, with uncoordinated movements and uneven speed when walking. This is because their leg strength is still relatively weak at this stage. To maintain balance, they often shift their center of gravity forward to initiate movement, frequently substituting running-like actions for walking. Therefore, during this stage, adult assistance and guidance are needed, along with opportunities for practice. For example, using music or clapping to create a rhythmic environment for the child to practice fast walking and slow walking. This approach not only enhances the child's interest in practicing walking but also prevents them from feeling tired or bored, while also improving their coordination and stability in walking.