POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy5 months agoA. If your baby has started taking independent steps, that's a great milestone! Most babies walk confidently within a few weeks to 2 months after taking their first steps. However, the timeline can vary depending on muscle strength, balance, and confidence.
What to Expect Next?
✔️ 1-2 Weeks – Baby may take a few steps but still rely on support.
✔️ 3-6 Weeks – Walking improves, but occasional falls happen.
✔️ 6-8 Weeks – More confident walking, exploring different surfaces.
How to Support Baby’s Walking?
✅ Encourage Walking Daily – Let the baby walk barefoot on safe surfaces to improve balance.
✅ Push Toys or Walkers (Non-Seated) – Helps build stability but should not replace actual walking practice.
✅ Avoid Holding Hands Too Much – Let the baby develop balance independently.
✅ Comfortable Footwear – If needed, use lightweight, flexible shoes when walking outside.
If your baby continues to struggle after 3 months, falls excessively, or seems unsteady, consult a pediatrician for guidance. Keep encouraging and celebrating each step!
Post Answer