independent walking

How Can Parents Encourage Independent Walking?

Parents can encourage independent walking by providing a safe and supportive environment. Here are some tips:
Encourage tummy time to strengthen core muscles.
Provide opportunities for the child to practice standing and cruising.
Use toys and objects to motivate the child to move.
Offer praise and encouragement for each step taken.

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