How to teach your baby to STAND UP and WALK ★ 9-12 months ★ Baby Exercises, Activities & Development 

Thank you - comments like yours makes all the difference ❤️🥰

You should’ve saved this advice as it is incorrect in so many ways. Baby’s, kids, humans as a whole are all different your statement suggests that the same exact process takes place with every child and it does not. The best advice you could give is to try not worrying but trust your instincts and consult your child’s physician with any concerns you may have.

Wise advice! Crawling is indeed a crucial developmental milestone, fostering strong muscles and coordination. Each stage of a child's mobility has its unique benefits. Embrace and celebrate their journey, knowing that each step contributes to their overall growth. Thanks for sharing this valuable perspective! 🌟👶 #ParentingWisdom #ChildDevelopment

You're right and your comment made my heart hurt a little.. our little ones grow up so fast.. I am going to cherish my baby's cute crawls as much as I can

I'm not in a hurry, my baby is! She first attempted to crawl at 4 months and has it down now. She sat herself up without help and started pulling herself up at 5 months. She actually started doing the first 3 exercises in the video without me initiating them! She's 6 months now and I still can't believe how fast she's growing. Trust me, I'm in no hurry!!! I just have to prepare for these milestones early since she's on a roll (pun intended! She rolled from belly to back at 3 weeks!).

My baby is 8 months old she don't stand even crawl. Is this sign of worry????

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Great to hear, we are glad we can help👍💪👶 Please let us know how it goes 👍👶

Good idea👍💪👶

We are glad you can use the video exercises 👍👶😀

Hey, you're welcome! Sounds like your little one is gearing up for some solo standing action. It's totally normal for them to need a bit of support at this stage. Try placing sturdy stuff around for him to grab onto, like a low table or a sturdy toy. It's a balancing act for them, literally! They'll get the hang of it soon. Just keep cheering them on and providing those safe spots. Go, little champ! 🌟👶 #ParentingAdventures #GrowingUp

It's true that we walk throughout our lives, helping babies learn to walk is about supporting their natural development. Our intention is to provide helpful tips and guidance for parents to encourage their little ones in a safe and enjoyable manner. It's not about rushing the process but rather fostering a nurturing environment for their growth. Every child has their unique pace, and our goal is to assist parents in making this journey a joyous and memorable one. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 👶👣 #BabyDevelopment #Parenting

We are really glad to hear that💪💪💪👶👶👶

Good idea and well done 👍👶 Remember that all the activities should be fun for your baby, so remember to talk encouragingly to your baby.

You're very welcome! We are glad we could help. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Enjoy these precious moments with your baby! 😊💕 #ParentingJourney #BabyMilestones

Thank you, it was nice of you to write.

Sounds like she in front of her age milestones. Well done, keep having fun 👍👶💪😀

We are glad you liked the activities 👶👍😀

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Sounds great👍 You can solve that by sticking a small bike helmet on his head.

How fascinating! It's amazing to discover that everything we're doing aligns perfectly with what's beneficial for the baby, even without consciously knowing. Parenting is a remarkable journey of instinct and love. Keep up the fantastic care!

No need to worry, he will there soon. Keep trying some of the exercises in the videos, they should help him get there soon.

That’s wonderful to hear! It sounds like your baby is making great progress. Here are some exercises and activities to help her stand on her own: - Supported Standing Practice: Continue to encourage your baby to pull herself up using furniture. Place toys on top of the furniture to motivate her to stand and play while holding on. - Cruising Along Furniture: Encourage your baby to move along the furniture while holding on. Place toys or interesting objects just out of reach to encourage her to take steps sideways. - Assisted Standing: Hold your baby’s hands and help her stand. Gradually reduce the support you provide, encouraging her to balance more on her own. - Balance Games: Engage in games that promote balance. For example, sit on the floor with your baby and gently rock her back and forth while she stands holding your hands. - Push Toys: Provide a sturdy push toy that your baby can hold onto and push while walking. This gives her the support she needs to practice walking and build confidence. - Encourage Independent Standing: Place your baby in a standing position and let her hold onto a toy with both hands. Gradually encourage her to hold the toy with one hand and eventually stand without support. - Mirror Play: Place a child-safe mirror on the floor and encourage your baby to stand and look at herself. This can be motivating and fun for her. - Positive Reinforcement: Praise your baby for her efforts and celebrate her achievements, no matter how small. Positive reinforcement can boost her confidence and encourage her to keep trying. Remember, every baby develops at their own pace, so be patient and supportive. With your encouragement and these exercises, your baby will continue to build strength and confidence in standing on her own. Enjoy this exciting stage of her development! 🚼💕 #BabyDevelopment #ParentingTips

"Great progress! 🌟 Encourage him by placing toys just out of reach in a sitting position. Offer support with stable furniture or your hands, gradually reducing assistance. 🚼 Every child develops at their own pace-celebrate each milestone! 🎉 Keep creating a safe and stimulating environment. Best of luck on this exciting journey! 🌈 #ParentingTips"

Sounds quite normal. We are use he will be one the move independently within the next month. Keep trying some of the activities in the video with him. This will help him progress 👍👶😀

No need to worry, it will come. You can try the activity with the chairs and try putting them further away from each other, that could help your baby take her first steps 👍👶😀

Hello Miss Rose. Did the baby make any progress ? I'm in the same boat.

Well done👍😀

🤩 that was fast. Try out some of the exercises, we are sure they will help make your baby reach the walking milestone soon.

Is he walking yet

Some babies skip crawling. Your baby does not necessarily have to crawl, before he walks. 👍😀👶

Keep being patient with her, it will come soon👍👶 Keep doing the activities and remember to speak encouragingly to your baby❤️👍👶

Great to hear👍😀👶

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Do not worry, it will come when your baby is ready. Try some of the crawling activities we have in the video, it will help your baby get there. Remember to have fun👶😊

I'm in the same boat. Your message was 4 months ago now, how are you getting on? I need light at the end of the tunnel

@@nataliemuir6883 my baby started sitting without support in 10 month. Now she is 11 month old but did not crawl however she can stand with our support.... I will update in this comment whenever she will take her first step.

It is not a problem that he is not walking. It will come, just be patient and keep having fun while doing the activities and exercises. He will get there👍💪👶

We do not understand what you are writing, sorry

@@BabyExercisesshe is saying her daughter has completed one year of age. She holds chair/ bed to walk but not independently. What can be done

How old is your baby? It will come do not worry.

It's understandable to be concerned when your baby hasn't started standing or walking by one year old, but remember that each child develops at their own pace. Here are some tips to encourage your baby to stand and walk: - Encourage Tummy Time: Make sure your baby spends plenty of time on their tummy. This helps strengthen the muscles needed for standing and walking. - Assist with Standing: Hold your baby's hands and gently pull them up to a standing position. Let them feel the sensation of standing and bearing weight on their legs. - Use Furniture: Place your baby near sturdy furniture so they can pull themselves up to stand. Place toys on top of the furniture to motivate them to reach and stand. - Interactive Play: Engage your baby in interactive games that involve standing, such as playing with stacking rings or a shape sorter while they are in a standing position. - Encourage Cruising: Once your baby is comfortable standing with support, encourage them to cruise along the furniture. Place toys just out of reach to motivate them to move from one piece of furniture to another. - Push Toys: Provide a sturdy push toy that your baby can hold onto while walking. This can help them practice walking with some support. - Praise and Encouragement: Offer lots of praise and encouragement for any efforts your baby makes towards standing and walking, no matter how small. - Create a Safe Environment: Ensure your home is safe and free of hazards so your baby can practice standing and walking without any obstacles. - Be Patient: Every child develops at their own pace. Some babies may take a little longer to start standing and walking, and that's perfectly normal. Consult with a Pediatrician: If your baby is not showing any signs of standing or walking by 15 months, consider discussing this with your pediatrician. They can provide personalized advice and determine if any further evaluation is needed. Remember, your baby is unique and will reach milestones in their own time. Keep providing a loving and supportive environment, and your baby will continue to progress. 🚼💕 #BabyDevelopment #ParentingTips

It is normal that babies develop in different paces. Try out some of the activities in our videos, this should help your baby in its way. Remember to have fun 👍😀👶

Is your baby waking now?

What do you mean by “moving with her bums”?

@@BabyExercises bum shuffling

@@BabyExercisesmoving with dragging her buttocks on floor

Do not get frustrated it is quite normal that babies do not crawl exactly when they are 9 months. Give your baby time and try to have fun together with the activities in the videos this will encourage your baby to move forward 👍😀👶

If your baby suddenly stops putting weight on her feet and is not crawling, it could be due to several reasons. Here are a few possibilities to consider: Minor Injury or Discomfort: Check if there are any signs of pain or discomfort when you touch or move her legs and feet. Babies can sometimes experience minor injuries or muscle strains from crawling or playing. Illness or Infection: Sometimes, babies may become less active if they are feeling unwell due to an illness or infection. Look for other symptoms such as fever, irritability, or changes in appetite. Teething: Teething can sometimes cause babies to be more irritable and reluctant to move around. Check if your baby is showing signs of teething, such as drooling, chewing on objects, or swollen gums. Developmental Leap: Babies go through periods of rapid development, known as developmental leaps, during which they may temporarily change their behavior, including movement patterns. Environment Change: Have there been any recent changes in your baby's environment or routine that could be affecting her behavior? Changes in surroundings, caregivers, or schedules can sometimes unsettle babies. Seek Medical Advice: If your baby continues to avoid putting weight on her feet or shows other concerning symptoms, it's best to consult with a pediatrician. They can provide a thorough evaluation to rule out any underlying medical issues. In the meantime, observe your baby closely for any additional symptoms or changes in behavior. Provide comfort and support, and try to create a calm and familiar environment for her.

Well done, he will walk soon then 👍

My baby is 17 months and is doing the same as your baby. I now have he in therapy to build her confidence.

Have you seen our video called “How to teach baby to walk”? Maybe try the exercise walking between chairs🪑(remember to put something interesting on 1 or 2 of the chairs🪑)

@@BabyExercises yes doing it... as I increase the distance he will crawl to complete it

Same problem

@@lil_dailies hey just give ur baby some time and he will start walking on his own... Just give some daily practice

@@snehak8141 he doesnt walk independently.. But he walks with holding sofa or chair.. But when i try to give some practice.. He just doesnt care.. He does what he wants to do by crawling😂.. So yeah imma give him time.. He is almost gonna be 11 months old.. Thank you ❤️.. Have a nice day

Hey Luciana Thank you for your comment. We do not know your baby, but it sounds like she is just a bit insecure, so try out some of the walking exercises in our video and then her self confidence will come, and she will walk independently soon. Remember to stay patient with her👍😀👶♥️

Baby might be hypotonic, if she was born preterm there could be some delays, kindly visit pediatrics ortho and pediatrics neuro

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We appreciate you sharing your concerns with us. Babies develop at their own pace, and it's important to remember that there's a wide range of normal when it comes to reaching milestones. It's great that your baby can sit when you place him in that position, as this shows he has the physical capability. If he hasn't started sitting or standing independently yet, that's perfectly okay. Every baby has their own unique timeline, and some take a little longer to achieve certain milestones. Continue to offer him opportunities to practice sitting and standing with your support, and celebrate each small step of progress along the way. Remember, your love and encouragement play a big role in his development. If you have any concerns, don't hesitate to reach out to your pediatrician for guidance and reassurance. Your baby is on his own unique journey, and he'll get there when he's ready. ❤️👶

We have seen this many times before, not all babies choose to crawl on the knees. If you have a look at our videos on crawling you will see a some exercises that can help your baby crawl the regular way. 12 months is still early stages when it comes to walking. Try out some of the walking exercises, this will your baby walk. Remember to have fun while you do activities, this is important as your baby’s motor development will progress quicker when she is having fun.

It will come👶 Do not worry. You can try out one of the many standing and walking activities in our app, this might start your babies development towards standing and walking. 💪🤞👍😀👶

It's understandable to be concerned, but remember that every child develops at their own pace. Here are some suggestions to help encourage your baby to stand and some signs to watch for: Encouragement and Exercises Tummy Time: - Ensure your baby gets plenty of tummy time, which helps strengthen the neck, back, and core muscles needed for standing. Supported Standing: - Hold your baby’s hands and gently help them stand. Let them feel the weight on their legs while you provide support. Use Furniture: - Place your baby near sturdy furniture where they can pull themselves up to stand. Place toys on the furniture to encourage them to stand and play. Cruising: - Once your baby can pull to stand, encourage them to cruise along the furniture. Place interesting objects or toys just out of reach to motivate them to move sideways. Interactive Play: - Engage in games that involve standing, such as having them hold onto a toy while you hold the other end, or playing "patty-cake" while they stand supported. Push Toys: - Provide a sturdy push toy that your baby can hold onto while walking. This helps them practice standing and taking steps with support. Positive Reinforcement: - Praise and encourage any attempts at standing, even if they are brief. Positive reinforcement helps build confidence.

If your baby is 1 year and 11 months old and is not walking or standing independently, it's understandable to feel concerned. Here are some steps you can consider: Consult a Pediatrician: It's important to discuss your concerns with your pediatrician. They can assess your baby's development and rule out any underlying medical issues that may be affecting her ability to walk. Encourage Physical Activity: Continue to encourage activities that promote strength and balance, such as tummy time, crawling, and assisted standing. Use toys and objects to motivate her to move and explore. Provide Supportive Environment: Create a safe environment where your baby can practice standing and walking with support. Use sturdy furniture or a walker toy to assist her in gaining confidence. Physical Therapy: Depending on your pediatrician's assessment, they may recommend physical therapy to help improve muscle strength and coordination. Be Patient and Supportive: Every child develops at their own pace. Offer lots of encouragement and praise for any efforts your baby makes towards standing or walking, even if they are small steps. Monitor Developmental Milestones: Keep track of other developmental milestones your baby is achieving, such as fine motor skills and language development. This can provide a broader perspective on her overall development. Remember, each child is unique, and some may take longer to reach certain milestones. By working closely with your pediatrician and providing a supportive environment, you can help your baby progress at her own pace. 🚶‍♀️💕

It's common for babies to reach milestones like crawling at different ages. At 11 months some babies may be crawling while others are still developing their motor skills. Encourage your baby with tummy time and some of the activities shown in our videos. Every child is unique, and they'll reach milestones in their own time. Remember to enjoy and celebrate each step of your baby's journey! 🚼💕 #BabyDevelopment #ParentingJourney

@BabyExercises thank you so much 😊

It's quite common for a 12-month-old to go through phases in standing independently. The transition to walking can be gradual. Encourage her with supportive toys and praise when she stands alone. It's part of the learning process, and her confidence will likely grow over time. #ParentingJourney 🌟 #BabyMilestones 👶 #GrowingUpFast #ToddlerAdventures 🚀 #FirstStepsJoy 😊 #ParenthoodMagic #LittleExplorer 🌈 #MomentsToCherish 💖 #IndependentSteps

Approximately 10 months in the first exercises, and approximately 11 months in the last exercises.

Is your baby walking yet, if yes what do you later do

It's great to hear that your baby is doing well in other areas! It's not uncommon for some children to be cautious about walking independently. Here are some tips to help encourage your baby to walk with more confidence: Encouraging Independent Walking Create a Safe Environment: Ensure your home is baby-proofed and free of hazards. A safe space will help your baby feel more secure while attempting to walk. Encourage Cruising: Let your baby hold onto furniture and move along it. Place toys or objects just out of reach to motivate them to take steps sideways. Interactive Play: Engage in games that require standing and taking steps. For example, hold their favorite toy and encourage them to walk towards you. Use Push Toys: Provide a sturdy push toy or a walking aid that your baby can hold onto while walking. This gives them the support they need to build confidence. Assisted Walking: Hold your baby's hands and walk with them. Gradually reduce the support, encouraging them to take more independent steps. Practice Standing: Encourage your baby to stand on their own by holding onto a toy or piece of furniture. Gradually encourage them to let go for brief periods. Positive Reinforcement: Celebrate every attempt at walking, no matter how small. Positive reinforcement with smiles, claps, and cheers can boost their confidence. Social Interaction: Arrange playdates with other children who are walking. Sometimes seeing peers walk can motivate your baby to try as well. Encouraging Words: Use positive and encouraging language. Reassure your baby that it's okay to try and that you're there to support them. Gradual Steps: Start with short distances. Encourage your baby to walk from one parent to another or from a piece of furniture to you.

Have you tried to encourage him to walk along 2-3 chairs 🪑 like we show in one of the exercises? Maybe put something interesting on one of the chairs 🪑 You can find the exercise in our app. Www.BabyExercisesapp.com

my baby 16 months also doing the same thing..when we remove the chair she will refuse to walk on her own and sit down immediately..any advice on this?

@@ennyesdayantey6131 my baby too. He's now 12 months and some days

@@ennyesdayantey6131 is your baby walking now? Did you talk you your babies pediatrician about it? When did your baby start sitting?

@@kamaljotkang5808 yeah she's now walking when approaching 18 months (17 +months actually)...exactly as what they said, kids will walk when they are ready

Normally babies crawl before they stand up. Well done 👍 and thank you 🙏 for your sweet comment 😀👍

Thank you for sharing your baby's progress with us! It's wonderful that she's already showing such great motor skills by holding onto objects and taking steps. Remember that every baby develops at their own unique pace, and there's no need to rush these milestones. Letting go and standing independently will come in her own time, and she's making great progress already. Keep providing her with love, support, and encouragement, and she'll continue to reach new milestones when she's ready. Every step of her journey is a special moment to cherish! 😊👶💕

Please do not worry, it will come soon. Try out some of the exercises from the crawling videos, then it will come soon 👍👶😀

My baby just started crawling and he is 13 months now😥😥😥

Same

Update my son started crawling. He's 12 months old. He also walks around holding the chair or table.

@@anondongwhite4337 Nice to hear, well done 🙂

She can probably do a lot of things. All babies develop in different tempo. It will come👍👶😀

@@BabyExercises but she is two years she can't even seat on her own 😭😭do you have any excercises for her or anything we can buy for her

@@Shanny124so your baby sits independently when put in seated position? Does she stand? Crawl? Did you talk to the pediatrician? WhT did they say?

@@kamaljotkang5808 they said that she okay but just she very lazy and nothing attracts her

How is your baby now? Did you end up putting her in physical therapy?