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my daughter is of 14 month but she can't walk without support
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ExpertDr Priyashree Mukherjee ChakrabortyPaediatrician10 months agoA. The upper limit of age and children were a child can walk or learn to walk is 15 months of age. So you can wait for another one month. Sometime babies with flatfoot have delayed walking. However, however, if the child doesn’t start walking, even after 15 months of age, you must visit your paediatrician.
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Anitha SMom of a 2 yr old boy10 months agoA. wait till 2 years she'll definitely walk by herself
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RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl10 months agoA. A child learns to walk independently between the age of 12 to 17 months so currently there is no delay you still left with three more milestone in the right time then you can consult your doctor for further assistance and assessment but right now there is no problem
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