Many parents buy strollers for their babies before they start learning to walk, and once they are ready to walk, they will use them for their babies. Pacers are indeed a good tool for freeing hands and are also very safe, especially for high-quality strollers. Babies can also exercise their walking skills and make parents feel relaxed. However, some people ask if babies can use strollers to tighten their buttocks? Let's learn about it with the editor:
1. If a baby uses a walker too early, it can harm their leg development, but it is also good to use it when learning to walk. Some walkers are designed well and will not strangle the baby's buttocks. If the baby does not show any behavior of disliking walkers, it proves that the baby is very adaptable and their buttocks are not painful.
2. Don't think that your baby doesn't need to exert force on the walker, they still need to exert force. Your baby's calves and feet need to move, otherwise the walker won't move either. However, after using it for a long time, your baby will become dependent on the walker, and the walker must be easy to slide and not too tired.
3. Even if the baby cannot use a walker to strangle their buttocks, it is not advisable to sit on the walker for a long time, as it is not conducive to the development of the baby's legs. This is because the walker cannot walk the baby perfectly, and the baby will definitely stay inside, causing the legs to bend. Over time, the baby is prone to O-shaped legs, which can be unsightly.
