A Better Way To Teach Your Baby To Walk (3 Activities That Work)

[@EmmaHubbard]

Thanks for watching - let me know if your little one is standing, cruising or walking! Don't forget to get your free 0 - 12 months old developmental milestone chart here: get.emmahubbard.com/12monthmilestones/

[@linitamarcelar]

Baby is not walking independently yet, but he uses the push walker and also cruises on the furniture, he moves from a furniture to another and this week he did his first steps letting go 😊 we are really exited to see him. We don’t give him both hands to walk in the room, he reaches out for one hand and likes me to walk by his side. I make sure he doesn’t walk on his toes and uses the whole feet, not sure if this is ok though.

[@DestinyAR]

My son is walking so well at 8 months thanks so much to you! He can walk up hill downhill I’m just so happy 🥰

[@DirectCashPaymentInfo]

Does this work on premature babies? My twins are not walking?

[@sineadsamuels3100]

My baby started walking and taking her first steps at 10 months and then suddenly lost interest and throws herself down on her knees and crawl's instead when we encourage walking. What could that be?

[@mustang9724]

baby is able to stand and cruise but he goes back to crawling once he takes the toy off from a higher place. how to encourage him to remain cruising or standing?

[@cxvbnmfghtrew]

Just wanted to say thank you so much for this. At 20 months we were starting to get worried (starting physical therapy etc.) but the tips in this video made a huge difference. After two weeks of practice holding under her arms instead of her hands she's walking as of today!

[@EmmaHubbard]

That is awesome! Well done!

[@ShG2022]

My baby is 16 months and doesn't walk independently. When we make him walk, he does take 2-3 steps on his own but looks like he is unwilling to walk. We are getting concerned now.

[@cmpremlap]

Thank you for sharing. Our second son is 15 months and has a habit of throwing himself down when having a tantrum. And no interest in walking. He is beginning to stand, some but scoots and crawling very little. He is a big boy and prefers to be held as she has suggested. It’s quite a workout 😅

[@manasachowdary2514]

​@@ShG2022how is your baby now?does he started independent walking and how long it took to walk?

[@nidhij3432]

Does your child walk now? I am facing ditto same issue with my 16MO. ​@@ShG2022

[@jurisdaughter2009]

My son is just 16 months old and not walking yet. He was born with severe hip dysplasia and had to wear a hip splint for several weeks. He hit basically all of the gross motor skill milestones way later than "normal" because of this treatment. But his hips are healthy now and our pediatrician never had any concerns that something would be wrong with him. Of course we also asked about his walking, but here the doctor still gives him time until he is 18 months old. And we as parents really try our best to not force our child into an activity he is not ready for yet. I have experienced the strange looks from other parents with kids of similar age - this sometimes gives me the feeling I have to justify why my son is not walking yet. But what they do not see are his other skills! That my son is great with talking, curiously repeating whatever words sound interesting to him. So I encourage myself and also other parents with kids "behind" any milestone - this is no competition, our children are great and will hit the milestones when THEY are ready. Be confident.

[@EmmaHubbard]

This is very true! Every child is unique and will hit the milestones when they are ready. ❤️

[@buntalibehyadraa2972]

This is what I believe too Mine is 17 months but didn’t walk but stand with support walk with support can climb in top of coffe table too what is ur advice doctor I’m concerned about his walk ? Because he is having sound breathing too

[@joanna1699]

Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@kainatmalik3989]

Hey I hope you’re doing good My sons is also a 17 months and still not walking he stands up with support I’m really worried about him Does your child start walking?

[@jurisdaughter2009]

@@kainatmalik3989 With 18 months he started and now with 20 months he is really good at it and a confident walker, he even is running now. Just give your son some time 😀. Wish you the best.

[@KrisT12890]

My 9 month old is starting to take his first steps. He's been cruising for about 2 months now. We did all the things in the tummy time and cruising videos you made. He's been very ahead with motor skills and your videos have helped us help him! Thank you!

[@crayonazul14]

Instead of “cruising” read “cursing” 😅 twice

[@EmmaHubbard]

My absolute pleasure! Happy chasing😁

[@ruquiahmirza1664]

My baby's exactly the same! She's 9 months too 😃

[@crumbsnyums]

I agree. My 9 month has been cruising for 2 months also. I was wondering when he would take his first steps. For the last two weeks he has been taking 2 steps independently several times 3 times a day. I brought him around his walking cousins that are both 1 yrs old for the weekend and he increased to 5 steps. He keeps reverting back to crawling though.

[@johnyrockstar007]

And the mommy’s who are getting worried by reading this. Just give ur loved ones sometime

[@ReginasIntroduction]

This was great! I got so self conscious today when seeing a baby who was born same day as my son walking holding onto his moms hands and was searching desperately for how to teach him, but now I got my chill back. Thank you for a helpful video as always.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Crawl before learn to walk

[@chelseacoffey6282]

Yep, I’m constantly doing laps allllll day long 😂 definitely going to try these other techniques! Thank you so much 😁

[@EmmaHubbard]

😂 hope these tips help!

[@SFXBIGSHOT]

Im currently bribing my 12mo daught with chocolate she has taken 2 inderpendant steps today. Im a proud dad 😊 cant wait to see her running around

[@ayobamibalogun7568]

My son is 13months, he can literally climb anything, can cruise along furniture, he uses the push walker as well…BUT he is not walking yet. I will definitely try the other methods. Thank you.

[@tee8211]

Same !! Did he start walking yet ? And what did u do to help him ?

[@ay3696]

Same

[@happinesssani5713]

Same

[@phoebewilson6739]

My little brother jumped before he could walk

[@Saranyavigu]

Hi, same here. Is he walking now?

[@ericcote2869]

You're right that holding by the waist is better, but the problem with that is that it kills our backs. We gotta think about ourselves too!

[@GS-dz5kr]

Top tip don't hold both their hands they do get reliant on that you can feel that when you do it, they directed you because they want you to bring them places which is pretty clever. Hold one hand and switch hands and let go (safely, when balanced) often. They will swing and lose balance but they need to do this. My baby was walking within a week of me doing this with her. She had no interest in walking by herself. I started walking her the last couple blocks to nursery (one handed) every day and all of a sudden she started running from table to chair. That was a couple months ago, she's really steady on her feet now.

[@BBGshop7]

I am so glad I clicked because I just started letting my baby grab my index fingers to take steps and I saw she was walking quickly and on her tip toes. I felt like she was trying to keep her balance, but i didn't know what method to use because everyone kept telling me, "you need to get her a walker" over and over.. i knew i didn't need one, but I finally broke and got a walker and I push trolly. I see that she wants to walk very much because when she crawls she takes her foot to step forward almost like lunges but she just drags herself forward and switches legs.. if you can imagine that.. I wanted to help her, so I walked laps around the coffee table with her holding her hands when she wants to play until she flops down on her bottom when she wants a rest 😂 She is 8 months, pulling herself up on everything, even my legs sometimes even standing on her own support when she thinks she's grabbing me but it's actually just my pant leg (I have my hands ready to steady her if it's needed, but for the most part, she catches and steadys herself well. On her own, she taught herself how to move around the sectional, because she is curious about everything. She steps over my legs to attempt to get to what she wants. She has taught me to be vigilant when there is a beverage near! Lol She's ahead of her milestones, and as a first time mom, I am very proud of that I feel truly blessed, now I want to educate myself more on childhood development so I can encourage her better and not set her back by mistake 😅. I love that you said holding the baby by there hands while they walk is good playtime, but not for walking development. I will allow her to do more of the correct exercises that she is already doing. Ps. This was a late night post and I was falling asleep so I hope was able to keep some kind of sentence structure. I'm falling asleep. Thanks for posting

[@denisa1032]

I love your videos, you are amazing. We’re following you since baby came, now he is 9 months old and cruising along the furniture 🎉

[@thepinkcarousel]

Thank you so much for this. My 7 month old loves pulling up on everything to standing and I always tell her no whenever she tries to do it on the coffee table or ottoman just because I’m afraid she might fall. I should’ve encouraged her more.

[@rochis9314]

You're so great. Thank you Emma. I've been watching these past few months and you're spot on with all the developments and its so nice to know ahead of time what milestones are coming up so I can get prepared. Thanks again!

[@amberf8487]

My 7 month old is pulling to stand on her own and actually shocked me when i saw her standing out of no where! This came out just in time

[@yanabanana5086]

Does your baby now try to stand up before falling asleep or if woke up?

[@amberf8487]

@@yanabanana5086 sometimes. When she wakes up either way shes trying to climb shes 8 months now

[@famvibe2496]

I am watching all your videos when I get the notification. My 10 month baby is cruising. He can't stand alone without support. And he can't walk yet. Can you help me? How to teach him

[@GoldenPhoenix1981]

Hi Emma! Thanks for the video. My 16 months old loves wheels. So he flips the push walker to spin its wheels. I’m not getting him to walk with the push walker. Any other suggestions please?

[@rainbowartsandcrafts9177]

At what stage in the walking journey should babies be wearing shoes? I hear all sorts of opinions and would be interested to hear what you think. Also is there anything I should be looking out for (or avoiding) when it comes to buying them? I find your videos really helpful so thank u

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi - I recently made video on when to introduce the shoes and how to choose the best shoes for babies which I think answers this question. I hope it helps kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZusoYKBetOfhNU😁

[@ΑφροδίτηΑλεξάκη-μ8η]

Thanks from Greece Our little one is cruising 🐞🐞🐞

[@EmmaHubbard]

Super exciting your little one is cruising!

[@Chr0m3dD347H]

I noticed lots of the habits that babies had were also true of me when I was learning how to skate as an adult

[@jennydkt]

Hi Emma. So my daughter is just starting to pull herself up to standing and she her toes are sometimes curled in, her ankles are straight (almost as if she doesn’t have an arch) and sometimes pigeon toed. Is this normal or are there exercises I should be doing to correct this? Your videos are amazing and so helpful! We have been using them for reference since she was born and you always have a video for every milestone we are hitting 😊. Thank you!

[@daianamezok139]

Hi. Your videos are useful. Thank you for yout hard work :) Just here to say push walkers are not for every baby. Ma baby stood up at 7,5 month and started walking holding on to furniture since 9 montg old. On the meanwhile he was crawling a lot too, standing and walking with support. At almost 1 year old he made first few steps be himself and then asker for our hand. Considering how long he have been standing and walking beside furniture we help him walk. We tried push walker which was a catastrophy as he dod not let me help him to control and not pushing it to everythinv, and avoiding falling. If I let him and he fell he bocome upset. So pusha walker did not work for us. Couple of days ago we started to ask him to walk to us, we were just couple of steps away. We play this game onky 3 days and now he started to walking more and more by himself. Semm he just needed to get confident, but to be honest I dont think I did something wrong giving him some support when he asked for it :)

[@mantleatrest]

Thank you Emma, will try this out❤

[@EmmaHubbard]

You’re welcome 😊

[@rjcjme]

Great information Emma. Always find your videos informative without judgement

[@EmmaHubbard]

Thank you so much! That is fantastic to hear. I think the last thing new parents need is to feel judged. Parenting is hard enough.

[@manoranjini3133]

My baby is 16 months old ..and she prefers crawling only...she walk and stand only with support... without support she immediately sit and crawling....what to do now? When will she walk without support am worried a lot😢😢😢

[@Kannadachannelstars.]

Hi how is your baby now... She walks independently?

[@kheevLAM]

Same! My baby is 13 months!

[@hewagekalana6839]

My baby also 16 months.he walk & stand only with support.

[@prajaktakhairnar1316]

My baby is also not walking

[@tantlord]

Just give your babies more time, guys. Have you ever heard about a person who "missed their time" to start walking, so they crawl their entire life? I guess, not. Even babies with severe neural diseases start to walk some day. It will definitely happen one day, don't worry that much.

[@adambulelwabull6244]

Hi Emma . Thank you for this video. Could you kindly share some research articles that speak into this ?

[@chazzabooom]

I just watched a physiotherapist video saying the baby pushers encourage the wrong start offs to learning to walk, it's trying to discern which is the best thing to do! Thank you !

[@brittanybaby_doll5571]

My 11month old baby girl is pulling herself up on everything in our house, she hasn't started inching herself along the couch yet but I'm going to take your advice and place one of her favorite toys near her reach on the couch and see how she does! 👶🏼🐥🚸You gave some really solid tips, thank you so much! (: I'll keep watching

[@kristinaluburicskoda8086]

Thank you for tips! They are really helpful. ❤️

[@awokeaya7909]

Ur very smart and helpfully lects heps us to walk baby...

[@saromin8019]

Add this to the things I wish I would have known a few months ago! Very informative video. Wish I hadn’t been cruising around with my toddler like this for the past 2 months 🥲

[@EmmaHubbard]

I hope your back isn't too sore! It's never too late to change though if your little one still needs your help to cruise around.

[@MyRamblingRose86]

My 4 month old is always trying to pull herself up to stand. If we give her our fingers to hold onto she can sit up and stand up easily. But when sitting she still falls over to the side if she isn't holding on to something.

[@harleenkaur2096]

Thank you so much. My baby girl is 15 months old. I am a little concerned about her as she hasn't started to walk all by herself. She does walk with support, cruises along the walls, furniture etc. Recently, she has started using walker. However, I am wondering when will she start to walk independently.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi Harleen it sounds like she is getting close to walking independently. It's great she has started using a push walker. This will help her further improve her balance and weight shifting skills which are required to walk. I think she just needs a little more time. But if you are concerned always check in with her doctor.

[@angelalmanza4742]

What do you think of the torso walking harness would that help ??

[@AngelNails-spa]

Thanks you so much for educating me 🙏

[@EmmaHubbard]

No worries at all!

[@phoibioffish1418]

Love it from 🇷🇼👍🏿

[@EmmaHubbard]

❤️

[@mahnoor8003]

Hi Emma, my baby is 15 months old but not walking independently, what would you suggest me

[@Rocketspammer]

Baby's learning to walk especially 2014 me i can confirm that the walking arm adjusting and wide apart legs as true

[@mrashali5759]

Thank you

[@ashleyji5480]

Thank you so much.

[@EmmaHubbard]

It's my pleasure!

[@joshwalter5009]

Our baby is just over three months hes pulling himslef up to stand.always crunching. And all he wants to do is stand. Weve even taken our hands away from under his arms. And he stays for about three seconds befor ehe wobbles. He feels so solid. He started taking steps up us a few wreks ago and now if we put him on the groudn hes walking with our hands under him. We looked up how to help his balance and this video popped up. Its so good to get some confirmation that we havnt been hindering him.

[@harvitha]

Can we use harness to help baby walk when they are trying their first steps, instead of holding their back?

[@rudinam2409]

Thank you 💓 useful video

[@fanit1411]

Thanks Emma this video helps me a lot

[@EmmaHubbard]

You're so welcome!

[@krisc1675]

It sounds like all of these points can be true for those standing walkers as well. I noticed that my older daughter developed a bad habit of leaning forward due to using one of these walkers. Is this true?

[@aurora6920]

Thank you so much, just wanted I need to know!

[@EmmaHubbard]

No worries!

[@maryyole5380]

Hello my girl is 14 months and she has is not standing nor crawling should I be worried...

[@carolyncherry6470]

Oh wow thank you

[@EmmaHubbard]

You’re welcome 😊

[@rene5530]

not sure if we should be concerned-my 19 month old grandson onky “walks” on his knees. we have seen him walk on his feel once or twice so know he is able but he may be afraid of falling? he hops in his knees or uses a walking motion on his knees only

[@mariabraeckel3585]

Emma, love your videos & resources! I thought that walkers weren’t encouraged because it shifts their center of gravity forward and they then aren’t learning balance. Has that thinking changed?

[@apriyodi8258]

How long migration from independence stand to learn use a baby push walker? Thanks for advice

[@roknrol97]

My baby is 18 months old and she stands up and walk on her own on the bed or mattress but not on the ground. However, she can easily walk on ground while grabbing my one finger. What should we do to encourage her to standup and walk on ground independently.

[@mckymcobvious3043]

my mother and sister in law just reprimanded me for doing this with my almost _10 months old_ nephew... who is on the _very cusp_ of walking (super early, I might add!)... not bc of anything yr saying here, but because they were under the impression that it's *"dangerous"* "they're more likely to get *hurt* being held that way... you're supposed to hold him _under his arms,_ for safety reasons!" - which I probably would've done if he was 4 or months old, but he's gonna be walking ANY DAY now. they both reacted & essentially _lunged at me_ like I'd picked him up by the head or something! I'm looking it up, but I honestly can't figure out where tf they GOT that information, or if they made it up themselves, why on earth would they be under that impression?!??

[@christiansongstamil9700]

Hi emma, my little one turns 13 months... He is doing all things but cant stand by his own ... Why

[@lila4578]

Great video! Thanks for the infos!

[@joyosayande6211]

Thanks you so much

[@EmmaHubbard]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@tiffster80]

Thanks for Emma 🙏🏾

[@EmmaHubbard]

Your welcome!

[@shakiradelawar1898]

Can you please share some ideas for one year old baby sleeping at night. My baby wake up 4 time at night what should I do?

[@barbra1942streisand]

Dear Emma please advise on baby walking reins? Good or no,

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi Vittie I generally do not recommend using them. Standing at furniture, cruising along furniture and then pushing a push walker are great ways to help a little one learn to walk independently. I have a video on steps to helping a bub learn to walk which you might find helpful. Here is the link in case you would like to watch it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apeslqudi7utrdk

[@gogozeanualina4939]

Hello and big thank You for all your advice. I am watching You from Romania and i have i question for You: is walker harness good or bad? I have a 13 months old doughter and stilul does not wall, unless i hold her hands, and now, thanks țo You, i know it is not good. Plus, She seems to drag or walking in tiptoe with one leg, sometimes both. Thank You for your time!

[@manasachowdary2514]

My son is 15 months old. He started cruising along furniture. But not interested in using pushwalker how to make him walk with support kind off kindly suggest me.

[@beatrizoliveros5569]

Love your videos! Thanks for sharing great info!

[@EmmaHubbard]

Thanks so much!😁

[@jasminecollantes895]

Thankyou ❤️❤️

[@EmmaHubbard]

It's my pleasure!

[@jasmin-px8yl]

I have to make storyboard of a baby's first walking that's why i came here . I forgot how babies walk .

[@Starmatrixx]

Hi I have a question. I have purchased a baby play yard. So it's like a big fence I have placed a hard matress which is not squishy within the playyard. I have placed a quilt on top of the hard matress. My baby keeps falling and walking over it . But she is not an expert Walker she just started. Should I place her on the floor..or is this fine

[@sohamchhaya2633]

My baby is 14 months and only doing toe walking with support. Any suggestions?

[@ishwarchavan3324]

Thanks a lot nice video very informative

[@EmmaHubbard]

My pleasure!

[@AussieAngeS]

Hi Emma thank you as always for your informative video. My son has finally started walking assisted with one hand and flat footed, not tip toed but he seems to be scared to let go and walk himself. His balance isn’t the best as yet, he is 14 months and 1 week. He’s a little behind in milestones but catching up, is there anything I can do to encourage him to let go ? or do we just wait to allow him to do it on his own? Thank you

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi Angie it’s so great to hear your little one is up and walking with only minimal support. He has made huge gains over the past two months. Sounds like he is still building up his walking balance skills and wanting your hand for support. You could bring out a baby push walker (trolley) and help him walk pushing the trolley (you could hold the trolley steady initially or put a small weight in the front tray if it has one). If you don’t have a push walker then continue to provide his with support and he will get there.

[@eshasaiyed6527]

My first was walking at 11 months old and I was expecting a similar thing with my second one. But she is 15 months old now and still not too keen on walking. Shes been pulling herself up and cruising since before her birthday but she is just too scared to stand independantly. I dont know what to do.

[@abijames7917]

My 10 month old has been cruising for at least a month but when he tries on a walker he just pushes it forwards and falls over as he doesn’t move with it. Is there anything I can do to help this?

[@MARENOMONDI]

Hi dear my son is 1.6months old but not yet walking weight is 10.4 kg

[@veronicamcguire2848]

My daughters turning 2 soon and trying to get her walking but she don't want to she likes crawling.. she will walk around the walls or toys tables or the bed.. or holding our fingers or her push walker but don't want to independently.. what do i do..

[@jnuno1800]

what if baby doesn’t like the push walker?

[@khayalethukhathamzi7771]

Hi Emma mu son is 14 months now but still unable to walk independently should I be worried thanks.

[@devir454]

Hi Emma i have been following your videos and they are really really helpful. Though am a second time mommy each baby is different. My LO is 14 month old he gets on a sofa, bed gets down from backside by himself. He catches table sofa etc and stands for a longer time but has not started to walk or stand independently without support. Any idea how long does it take and is he reaching his milestone? ?

[@EmmaHubbard]

It’s so nice to hear you have found this channel helpful💕 Unfortunately, I can’t say when your little one will start walking. It sounds like he is getting close if he is able to stand independently and cruising well. Generally most bubs start walking by 18 months of age. So I would expect that he might be walking before then. If you have a baby push trolley then that would be good to get out for your little one to use to increase his confidence.

[@juhhimodi3962]

amazzing

[@marissav6099]

My daughter can walk when holding on to things she just turned 1. All she does is play in standing position she just crawls to get to a place to stand. She just started standing by herself a couple weeks ago but she will not try and take a step she gets scared and will sit down. She used everything as a push walker as long as she’s touching something she’ll walk but the second I make her let go she stops and sits how do I get her to take those first few steps? I know she can walk by herself she just doesn’t know that yet

[@TravelMore0406]

My son started furniture cruising at eight months. at 14 months, he is still not walking. He will literally furniture and wall cruise throughout the whole house, not crawling at all, but will not let go. He’s so stubborn lol

[@manoranjini3133]

When ur son started walking on own? My baby is 16m still cruising not walking

[@TravelMore0406]

He started walking just after this, at 14 months, but I know lots of babies who didn’t start until 17-18 months. It will happen!

[@manoranjini3133]

@@TravelMore0406 thank you for the reply 💞 am waiting for that moment

[@AprilT72]

Love these videos.

[@EmmaHubbard]

So glad you are finding these videos helpful!

[@amberlysoto]

My daughter can walk with just one of my hands. But when I start letting go she starts sitting. She doesn’t have the confidence to stand on her own. She no longer pulls her self up on furniture, she does it without support but grabs the couch once she’s standing up. How do i build her confidence? She walks with her push walker and along the couches already. She’s been doing that for 2 months.

[@ashvinirasal704]

What to do if my 13 month old is not walking without support

[@amandalachappelle4185]

My daughter is not walking yet and she is 18 months old and we do everything we can to help her

[@farhathtabassum9542]

Go to doctor ,,even my son is 18 month I went to doctor neurolgist he given Brain MRI scan to know why the development is slow in child

[@amandalachappelle4185]

She is born 6 weeks early and we have talked to doc and they are not worried till she is 2

[@farhathtabassum9542]

@@amandalachappelle4185 Good then

[@muhammadahsanmanzoor5115]

@@farhathtabassum9542 my doc also recommended Mri, please let me know that when you are going for it as we will have to wait for 3,4 months more, he’s 17

[@farhathtabassum9542]

@@muhammadahsanmanzoor5115 actually I went to doctor 15 days back ,,but we thought of getting tests after Ramzan ..but now my mind is changing iam thinking of waiting for 2 more months because I could see little growth in my baby .I make him stand himself holding near window ...for long time ,now he started kneeling down holding window rods,,I give him vitamin d3 drops ,and calcium drops ,,,from 15 days .I can see his weight also lill chubby cherks coming out..so will wait for atleast one month

[@dafysenal5969]

Can i do this to my 7month old baby ?

[@bobitaheisnam886]

Ma'am in one myth video I saw where you do not recommend a walker, however in this video you are suggesting for a push walker. So should we buy a push walker or not just wanted to clarify

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi! I’m referring to 2 different things in those videos. I recommend the push walker (the ones they stand behind and push), those are great. But I do not recommend the walkers that babies stand inside.

[@joyceennin1454]

Wat of the sitting baby walker

[@madelinesharp3084]

My baby is almost 17 months old. She stands holding on to things, she cruises, she can use a walker, and walks assisted with one hand on flat feet. She still won’t stand or walk unassisted. As soon as I let go of her hand she bends down and sits and is back to crawling. I was planning to have her seen at 18 months but I feel like she just seems scared to fall without assistance. Any suggestions?

[@munequitacas1020]

Is your baby walking yet? If so what worked for you? Mine is 16 mnths almost 17 mnths and still doesnt want to walk. He will stand by himself and will take maybe 3 steps then sits and go back to crawling.

[@shallyjain5542]

Pls suggest me too...mine is 19 months old...same happen to him

[@farhathtabassum9542]

Please tell me mines also same story 19 month boy ..iam really worried

[@annnjoki6104]

@@farhathtabassum9542 did your child walk idpendent

[@farhathtabassum9542]

@@annnjoki6104 still he don't even stand not sit he is 2 years this month

[@cmsanchez241]

My babe has been cruising for 3 months now. Independent 3 steps for 1 month of that. She can't seem to step more than 5, she keeps losing balance 😢

[@abbyxiong1917]

I'm panic hold hands like video is it other way to do it?

[@brendaababey]

My 9 month old despises the trolley walker , and only wants us to hold his hands 😫 trying this techniques .

[@chelseacoffey6282]

Sounds just like my 9 month old! She just HAS to hold onto our hands 😅

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hope these tips help!

[@karieshacorona5407]

Great video ❤️

[@EmmaHubbard]

💕

[@emma.k.89]

How much time a day would you suggest using the push walker? My 11 month old is cruising around on furniture and super happy to use the push walker - just not sure on how often we should use it throughout the day to encourage those independent steps!

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi Emma, I would recommend having the push walker present for every wake period during the day and let him choose how often and long he wants to use the trolley.

[@shabnamrajani6172]

My son is 16 months but he can’t stand also for few second. Please tell me what to do

[@Velin4eto]

My almost one year old refuses not to hold my hands when he wants to walk and he starts crying if I even loosen my hands 😭

[@ilariatc1240]

Hi Emma, I have a question how to teach in an effective way for toddlers to climb stairs? Thanks also to your exercises my son now walks by himself..very fast and wants to try the stairs but I am not sure if I need to hold him or if it is better for him to crawl on steps..

[@harlidollxo]

Hello my son has a trache any tips for me?

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi @C Walker it would be best to get specific advice from your little ones allied health team on how to help him get up and walk. I would assume it is the same techniques but it would be best to get advice from his team.

[@22Harponyo]

I always thought using a push walker is dangerous for babies if they can't walk yet?

[@crieverytim]

Can they skip the crawling phase and straight to walking?

[@EmmaHubbard]

They can!

[@rebeccashields2321]

My 15 month old cruises and climbs on and off furniture confidently but no sign of walking independently 😬

[@dneiunhu]

Damn.. I sat in a area which strengthens my legs, I walked as a toddler

[@ikhan8158]

My baby 1 year old and she can’t start walk ye I am worry about her even though she stand with table

[@ElizabethChronis]

Do you have any recommendations for encouraging tummy time once the kid can sit up? Our 7mo kid still screams & cries when I put him in tummy time - he can roll front to back, some times he’s just screaming on his back. He sits up and tries to pull himself up to stand (with very limited success), but shows no interest in actually trying to crawl.

[@EmmaHubbard]

Hi Elizabeth it gets really hard to encourage baby's to stay in tummy time when they can roll over. I have a video on how to help little ones learn to crawl which you might find helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3isfol6hLZ_bcU. Hope it helps!😁

[@ElizabethChronis]

@@EmmaHubbard thank you