Introduction to how many months does it take for babies to learn to walk

If we want to take better care of our children in life, we need to have a certain understanding of child-rearing knowledge, especially when babies can start learning to walk at just a few months old. Some babies may learn to walk earlier, and some may learn to talk earlier. These are all solved according to the baby's own development. I hope you can understand how many months it takes for the baby to learn to walk.

Some young parents are eager to raise their children and always want their babies to learn to walk as soon as possible, so they let their babies learn to walk when they are 7 to 8 months old. Generally speaking, letting babies walk too early is very detrimental to their physical growth and development. They should be trained accordingly in a timely manner according to the laws of their development and growth.

Under normal circumstances, a 6-month-old baby can turn over by himself, sit for a while, and take steps with the help of an adult under his armpits; at 7 months, the baby starts to crawl; at 8 months, the baby crawls more flexibly; at 9 to 10 months, the baby can gradually stand up and walk with the help of something; at 1 year old, the baby can walk independently.

The physiological characteristics of infants are that there is more colloid and less calcium in their bones, and their bones are soft and easily deformed, especially the lower limb muscles and the small muscle groups that protect the arch of the foot are not fully developed. If infants are allowed to learn to walk too early, the body will inevitably increase the burden on the spine and lower limbs, which will easily cause the spine and lower limbs to deform over time, forming hunchbacks, "X-shaped legs" and "O-shaped legs", affecting the body shape and fitness, and easily forming flat feet.

It is generally believed that the earlier a child starts walking, the healthier he or she will be. However, many parents do not know that if a child starts walking too early, he or she may develop myopia.

Because the vision of infants under one year old is not fully developed, crawling can make children see what they can see clearly and have healthy vision development. On the contrary, if children learn to walk too early, because they cannot see the distant scenery clearly, they will try to adjust the refraction of their eyes and focus on the scenery, which will cause fatigue damage to the delicate eyes of children, and repeated repeated use can damage their vision.

In addition, infants and young children are mostly outdoors, and the ultraviolet and infrared rays in the sun will directly penetrate into the eyes, causing retinal damage, blurred vision, decreased vision, and symptoms such as stinging, photophobia, and tearing. Therefore, it is not advisable for young children to learn to walk too early.

Through the article's detailed description of when babies learn to walk, I believe parents will have a clearer understanding of the stages when babies learn to walk. You can also accurately know the period when your baby needs the most nutrition, reduce a lot of blind operations, and help your baby grow faster. I hope the content of this article can help parents who don’t understand the growth and development patterns of their babies, so that their babies can grow up healthier and happier.