Eight-month-old baby standing on tiptoes

Eight-month-old babies are generally able to stand by themselves with the help of something, because at this time the baby's leg muscles have a certain strength. The earlier the baby stands, the earlier the baby can learn to walk. And when the baby stands more and more steadily, the baby will walk spontaneously. Therefore, in the process of teaching the baby to stand, the baby's wrong standing posture must be corrected. So what should be done if the eight-month-old baby stands on tiptoe?

1. If an eight-month-old baby stands on tiptoes, the tension of the local muscles should be checked to confirm the diagnosis. In general, 8-month-old babies should not stand on tiptoe. It is recommended to check whether they have mild cerebral palsy and then cooperate with training and treatment.

2. You can observe for a period of time, give your child calcium supplements, and then make sure he practices walking and exercising more for a period of time. If the effect is not good, you can go to the hospital for regular examination and treatment.

3 This is what happens when children learn to walk. Once they learn to walk, they will put their whole foot on the ground instead of on their toes, so you don’t have to worry, it won’t affect your child.

4. When children first learn to walk, they usually walk on tiptoe, but you need to observe them regularly. If there are any abnormalities, it is recommended to take the baby to the hospital for examination, so that you can feel more at ease!

Every baby has his or her own growth and development rules and characteristics. We cannot generalize. If a baby starts using a walker at 6 months, it is normal for him or her to stand on tiptoes at 8 months. You can slowly guide him or her to stand and walk with the entire sole of the foot on the ground. This should not be a big deal. If you are really worried, you can consult a doctor the next time you take your baby for child health care.