During the process of a baby's growth, there will be many surprising stages for parents, such as speaking, walking, and especially walking. After the child can walk, they will want to explore and observe the new world in their eyes. However, some reasons may cause the child's walking posture to be incorrect, affecting the development of their legs. So what happens if the baby's walking is still unstable at the age of two?
Does a two-year-old baby walk unsteadily?
It's already two years old and should be very stable. If it's not stable, check if the child's knee joint is protruding and what the foot shape is. If the baby's balance needs to be strengthened, it's not a physiological problem. Some babies may experience sensory integration dysfunction, which refers to the behavior of the baby's actions or things that are not directly reflected by the brain. Imbalance, unstable walking, and fear of taking steps are signs of timidity and lack of confidence, as well as a type of sensory integration disorder. To improve these problems in children, specialized training is necessary, using sensory integration equipment to regulate them. If you don't adjust them quickly now, the bigger the child, the more obvious it will be and the harder it will be to regulate. I hope mothers can go to the hospital to learn more and not delay the baby!
Baby's walking development stage
The first stage. October November: This is the first stage for babies to learn how to walk. When the baby is already standing steadily and can even stand alone for a while, they can start practicing walking.
The second stage. 12 months: Squatting is an important developmental process at this stage, and parents should pay attention to the training of their baby's standing squatting standing coordination movements. This can improve the baby's leg strength and train their body's coordination.
The third stage. Over 12 months old: At this point, the baby is able to walk while holding onto objects. Next, it is necessary to teach the baby to walk two to three steps even with their hands open. During this stage, it is necessary to strengthen the baby's balance training.
The fourth stage. Around 13 months: At this time, parents should not only continue to train the strength of their legs and the coordination between their body and eyes, but also focus on training their baby's adaptability to different terrains.
The fifth stage. 13-15 months: The baby is already able to walk well and their exploration of things around them is gradually increasing. Parents should satisfy their good intentions at this time to promote positive development.
From the above mentioned situations that children should achieve at each stage of development, parents should also have some understanding. If a two-year-old baby still walks unsteadily, it is necessary for everyone to pay attention, which may be due to leg development problems or other conditions. It is best to take the child to seek medical treatment in a timely manner to avoid missing the best treatment time.
