Baby Annabell Lilly Learns To Walk 706688 - 43cm Doll with Soft Fabric Body with Crawling/Walking/Sound Function for Toddlers - Includes Romper & Hat - Batteries Required - Suitable from 3 Years

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Play together. When you’re around your baby, you can help them feel safer during playtime. That way, they're more comfortable exploring and have higher confidence. While toddlers are beginning to walk, it's normal for them to take a few spills, that's just a part of learning. While you can't save your baby from every fall, you can reduce the chance of injury. Encourage moving. Moving around helps your baby build their muscles, which will help them when they start walking and eventually running. You can do this by kneeling in front of your baby, holding out your hands and encouraging them to come to you.

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Your baby will develop many skills, including balance, coordination, standing up and supporting their body weight from one leg to the other. Each new skill will build upon the previous skills, making them more prepared to start walking. Baby shoes. Hold off on buying baby shoes right away. Walking barefoot helps your child to develop improved balance and coordination. Wait until they start walking outside regularly until you introduce them to baby shoes.months: By 18 months, your child will probably have the walking thing down and enjoy moving around on their own. They’ll probably enjoy climbing on furniture and dancing to music, too. months: Your child will be pretty good at walking and will likely enjoy push-and-pull toys and exploring new things. months: Your baby will start to show an interest in going up and down the stairs, although they will likely still look to you for help with this one. They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays. Your baby learning to walk can be some of the most exciting and memorable moments of parenthood. From a very young age, your baby strengthens their muscles, slowly preparing to take their first steps. Usually between 6 and 13 months, your baby will crawl. Between 9 and 12 months, they’ll pull themselves up. And between 8 and 18 months, they’ll walk for the first time. How Babies Develop Walking Skills

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months. Babies begin to pull themselves up on furniture like the couch or coffee table, so they can stand.Watching your baby take their first steps on their own is an experience you'll never forget. When your baby does start walking, it happens in stages, which include these big milestones: