meeta agarwalMom of 2 children4 years agoA. Hello mommy, For most babies, standing without support won't happen until at least 8 months, and more likely closer to 10 or 11 months (but even up to 15 months is considered normal). To encourage your baby to stand: Put her in your lap with her feet on your legs and help her bounce up and down.
By 18 months, your pediatrician should make sure that your toddler can sit, stand, and walk independently. Talk to your pediatrician or consider a referral to early childhood intervention (ECI) or a developmental specialist if you have concerns that your baby isn't standing on time or is a late walker.
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