The child can't walk at 15 months

Everyone knows that under normal circumstances, babies can walk at around one year old. Some premature babies may not be able to walk yet. This is normal, but if a full-mooned baby cannot walk at 15 months, we should pay attention to it and find out the reason. Of course, it is generally not an intellectual problem. It may be mainly due to lack of nutrition or the child is too dependent.

According to normal growth and development, a 15-month-old baby should be able to walk steadily on his own. If he cannot walk independently at 15 months, his brain may be developing slowly. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital's pediatric department as soon as possible to find out the cause and then take effective treatment.

For this child's condition, it is very likely that the abnormal symptoms are caused by craniocerebral injury. In this case, it is recommended to go to the neurology department of the hospital for examination as much as possible, and then make a clear diagnosis in time based on the examination results and treat the symptoms. It is recommended to combine acupuncture and physical therapy for treatment.

For this child's condition, it is very likely that the abnormal symptoms are caused by craniocerebral injury. In this case, it is recommended to go to the neurology department of the hospital for examination as much as possible, and then make a clear diagnosis in time based on the examination results and treat the symptoms. It is recommended to combine acupuncture and physical therapy for treatment.

This situation can strengthen the child's walking exercise. If it is a premature baby, it is normal, but if it is a full-term baby who still cannot walk at 15 months, it is indeed a little late. It is recommended that you give your baby more calcium supplements, such as cod liver oil, sunbathing, eating foods rich in calcium, etc.; second, spend 30 minutes a day to train your baby to walk.

Encouraging babies to climb and stand is a prerequisite for walking. Mothers can put the baby's favorite toys on a sofa that is about the same height as the baby, and encourage the baby to stand up and grab the toys by holding on to cabinets and other objects nearby. This can make the baby's lower limbs stronger, which is also very helpful for future walking.

Hold the baby less When the baby reaches the age of learning to walk, mothers should pay attention to holding the baby less appropriately, and more often pay attention to encouraging the little one to practice walking on his own. Mothers may wish to prepare a relatively large free space for their babies, clear away clutter and items that may cause accidents, so as to encourage their babies to explore on their own and slowly fall in love with walking.