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About a week ago I posted that I was concerned that Brighton wasn't walking - or even wanting to walk or stand on his own. Well, look at him just a few days ago...He took a few steps, but I noticed that he keeps his legs farther apart and has a tendency to walk on the insides of his feet. Should I worry about that?
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I have no answer for your question, but wanted to say that he is so so so cute!!!
My kids always walked funny at first, until they got more steady on their feet. Good luck! |
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I'm not a PT or an OT, but DS did the "zombie walk" for his first month on his feet. (He'd walk with his arms out in front of him like a zombie.)
I'm no professional, but I'd say give it a little time, and if you don't notice any gradual improvement over the next few weeks, contact your ped for a pediatric PT or OT referral. |
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I have no idea about the walk, but just wanted to say how beautiful he is. And looks really happy (and proud of him self) too!
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Yay Bright!!!!!
It goes so fast, sniffle, sniffle! Not sure,,,,,maybe Brittone2 will weigh in...... |
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Thanks everyone! I tried walking with him while holding his hands further down and paid more attention to his feet. He walked just fine. He just must feel more stable with his feet further apart when on his own right now. He's a pretty big boy now! I know, it does go sooooo fast! TOO fast!
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i can not believe he's walking already! where does the time go?
he's adorable, mama.
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I love the "See, Mom, you were worried about nothin'" smile on his face. :-) He probably feels more comfortable with the wide stance for his balance right now, and he'll be running before you know it!
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What a cutie!! Its going to take some time for his legs to adjust to being upright, I wouldn't worry too much at this point. :)
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Thanks all!! Yeah, I decided that too. And he is starting to pull his legs together a bit already. :) He hasn't taken any steps since that one day on his own, but we're working on it...We told his ped that we weren't "encouraging" him to walk at 12 months!! as a joke of course, but we were letting him do it in his own time. So I'm glad he finally did because we were starting to get worried and feel a little like we were out of the loop!!
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