What to do if your child's legs are weak

A child's body develops slowly. When he is a baby, his limbs are relatively soft and he has no ability to move. But as time goes by, his limbs will gradually become stronger and he will be able to move like an adult. However, some careful parents found that their children's legs continued to be weak and became very worried. So, what should we do if our child has weak legs? Let’s take a look at it below.

There are many reasons why babies have weak legs. Some are due to malnutrition or calcium deficiency, which may lead to weak legs. In the process of baby's growth and development, if the bones are not fully developed, it may also lead to weak legs. After the legs become weak, parents should observe the symptoms of the legs more, massage them appropriately, and go to the hospital for examination in time. This will help to prescribe the right medicine and prevent the weakness of the legs from getting worse.

Ways to promote your baby's development

1. Listen to and recite nursery rhymes. Choose some simple and interesting nursery rhymes and say them to your baby every day. The last word of each sentence should be easier to pronounce. You can also play recordings for your baby. It is best to have rich expressions and movements when singing nursery rhymes, rock the baby rhythmically while singing the nursery rhymes, or walk rhythmically while holding the baby.

2. Play. When playing with toys, adults can demonstrate some simple movements and say the detailed names of the toys. After repeated training, the baby can point to the corresponding toys based on questions.

3. Paint and draw. Provide your baby with paper (or a whiteboard) and crayons, and encourage him to scribble on the paper or board. At the beginning, the mother holds the baby's hand and teaches him to draw randomly, so that he can experience the feeling of holding a pen to draw. When the baby is familiar with it, the mother lets go and lets the baby draw freely.