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Mom of a 2 yr old girl10 months ago
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#asktheexpert is it normal to fall too many times while walking at this age. she started walking before one month

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profile image of POOJA KOTHARIPOOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 7 m old boy10 months ago

A. It's quite normal for a baby who has just started walking to fall frequently, especially in the first few months as they are still developing their balance and coordination. Since your baby started walking at around 13 months, it's a good sign of her physical development, but falling is part of the learning process. At this stage, babies are refining their motor skills, and frequent falls are common. Here’s why it happens: Why Babies Fall: 1. Developing Balance: Walking involves a lot of balance and coordination, which takes time to master. 2. Exploring: As babies begin to explore their surroundings, they may get distracted or try to move too quickly, leading to falls. 3. Strength and Stability: Babies' leg muscles are still strengthening, and they may not have full control over their movements yet. What You Can Do: 1. Encourage Safe Walking: Allow her to practice walking in a safe environment (like on soft surfaces or with socks or shoes that offer grip). 2. Supervision: Always supervise her while she's walking to prevent any serious falls or injuries. 3. Support and Motivation: Help her practice standing and walking by offering encouragement, holding her hand, or providing support when needed. Falls will decrease as her confidence, coordination, and strength improve. However, if you notice anything unusual like excessive falls, inability to balance, or pain when walking, it’s a good idea to consult a pediatrician to rule out any underlying issues.

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