The growth of each child is different stages, including the stages of running. There's a boy who may have been able to walk in less than one year, while the other kids can walk in the age of more than one year. It's certainly normal to happen. However, exactly when can the boy be late running?
When should kids start learning to walk?
Walking is an important development process on the child. Children have to go through different stages until they can actually walk themselves. Start from learning to roll first, sit down, then crawl, creep, then walk yourself.
Generally, most babies do their first step at the age of a year. Then, at the age of 15, most of the babies can walk alone without help. However, there is also a new baby able to walk alone at the age of 17 or 18 months. You don't have to worry about this.
When will the child be said to be late?
You may be concerned with the development of the motor child if the child continues to crawl and slither while the other boy his age can walk However, do not hurry to assume that your son is late running. It could still be in the development of a normal child. Then, when does the kid say it's late?
If your son hasn't been able to walk alone without any help at his age who has stepped on 18 months, this might be said that your son is late running It can be unusual but it may still be normal or can also indicate there's something wrong in child development.
What is the cause of the child running late?
The child could be too late to walk because it is less support from his family and environment, so the muscles of children are not strong enough to be able to walk alone at To get strong muscles, children's muscles must continue to work and be trained by doing various activities aided by parents.
Meanwhile, if parents or family rarely do activities with children or children are too much sitting (not supported for learning to walk), child muscles may not work well. It can make a child late running.
In addition, conditions such as hypotonia (Tonus Muscle) and hipertonia (High Muscle muscles) can also cause child trouble to walk because less can control the balance of the body.
Not only is it, pelvic dysplasia or pelvic dysplasia in the baby can also cause the delay to walk. The slanted side of the baby can make the baby feel pain when it has to sustain his weight on the run. Pelvic Dysplasia can be tagged with one of the feet looks shorter than the other leg.
When should I check on the doctor?
Checking into a doctor might be able to get you to release a little bit of your concern about the lateness of the child's You can consult a doctor and find out what caused the late child to walk, whether there is an anomaly or anything else.
Better, get your son to the doctor if:
• Children haven't been able to run at the age of more than 18 months
• Child walking only on his toes (Jinjit)
• You have concerns with children's feet
• One foot of a child is different with another one-Foot Movement (such as crippled)