Many children won’t walk independently until 13 to 15 months or later, but your baby may already be working on the skills needed for this exciting milestone: pulling up to stand, lowering back down, cruising, and more. In this post: Improve balance by turning to reach Once your baby can stand as they hold onto … Continued
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