Jumperoo or walker :) or one of those bouncer things you can attach to a door frame. 9 months is still young for walking. Most don't until 1 :) She will be up when she is ready :) x
we used to have a jumperoo but took up too much too so I got her a walker but she just sits in it, so I try and encourage her by standing her against somthing but she just hates it. .
you aren't supposed to use a walker to encourage walking because it doesn't put your child's legs in the natural position they need to be in. That's what I was told by my sons consultant. She will do it in her own time. Can she walk with someone holding her hands? x
Then encourage her by holding her on her hips instead. The advice I get is from consultants and physio therapists who know what they are talking about, not from a health visitor or a book x
Bethany·
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Jumperoo or walker :) or one of those bouncer things you can attach to a door frame. 9 months is still young for walking. Most don't until 1 :) She will be up when she is ready :) x
Katherine norman·
we used to have a jumperoo but took up too much too so I got her a walker but she just sits in it, so I try and encourage her by standing her against somthing but she just hates it. .
zara·
you aren't supposed to use a walker to encourage walking because it doesn't put your child's legs in the natural position they need to be in. That's what I was told by my sons consultant. She will do it in her own time. Can she walk with someone holding her hands? x
Katherine norman·
no one told me that before always been told to use it... and yeah she can walk whilst I hold her hands.. 😊
zara·
Then encourage her by holding her on her hips instead. The advice I get is from consultants and physio therapists who know what they are talking about, not from a health visitor or a book x
Katherine norman·
Yeah I'll do that more.. health visitor's are rubbish from my experience.. thanks for the advice I really appreciate it..x