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Mom of a 1 yr 2 m old boy1 month ago

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Since 2 to 3 days my baby is curling up his toes and not keeping the foot on the floor while crawling forward but while crawling backward he is keeping the foot normally. because of this he is sometimes losing the balance and falling many times on the floor Also he doesn't seem to have any pain when we touch the leg..pls let me know if it is normal or anything to be concerned?

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Uma RamMom of 2 children1 month ago

A. Hello good morning !! While crawling or walking not resting the feet !! If the baby is walking on toes fastly not keeping the total foot on the floor then they fall often due to imbalance. Usually happens in the starting stage of walking ,slowly practicing the walk and use of baby shoes while walking would help .

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