When babies first learn to walk, each baby's walking posture is different, but as they continue to grow, their walking will become more stable. Therefore, mothers pay close attention to their babies in their daily lives. Many mothers have reported that they find their babies walking with a slight internal BaZi. Now let's learn about what to do if a two-and-a-half-year-old baby has a slight internal BaZi?
What should I do if my two-and-a-half-year-old baby has some internal Chinese characters
At the age of two and a half, babies may have a slight internal BaZi phenomenon. If it is not severe, there is no need to worry because this phenomenon will disappear automatically as the baby grows. Moreover, when the baby walks as a child, they naturally adjust their body weight according to their own needs for a comfortable landing, resulting in different gaits. Therefore, at the age of two and a half, babies have a slight internal BaZi phenomenon, which is obviously physiological.
Is it good for babies to learn how to walk and use a walker
It is not good for babies to use a walker when learning to walk, because when sitting in a walker to learn to walk, it is easy to touch tables and chairs, causing them to overturn. This makes it easy to get hurt. Moreover, according to statistics, children who use walkers have an average of twice as many injuries as those who do not use walkers. Another thing is that children are used to being alone in the walker, and parents are also used to it. There is often a lack of communication, which slows down the development of children's communication skills.
Every baby will go through a stage of learning to walk during their growth process, but their posture after walking is different. Therefore, friends do not need to worry too much. If the baby keeps walking in the inner eight position, then the mother should correct the child's walking posture in a timely manner, because over time, this situation is difficult to correct.
