Hi everyone, It's been a while since my last post. Our family was busy a couple of months back, transferring to our new home and a weak Internet signal deter me to write. Anyway, I hope to update my blog site regularly.
My little sister is now 8 months old, She is now creeping (pushing himself around on her belly), crawling, or moving about by bottom shuffling — scooting around on her posterior using a hand behind her and a foot in front of her to propel herself.
It strengthen her muscles that will soon enable her to walk. It's fascinating to see how he solves the problem of getting around.
There are indications that she wants to stand on her own. She pull herself up to a standing position while holding on to something, like furniture then while standing she is trying to let go of her hands and try to stand on her own. Actually, she accomplished all of these when she was only 6 months old.
At this stage some parents their children in baby walkers, but that's not a good idea. Walkers are unsafe: Your baby can use a walker as a stepladder to reach things he couldn't normally get to, such as a hot stove or bottle of bleach. What's more, they discourage floor play, which helps him learn to walk by giving him opportunities to crawl, pull up, and cruise while holding on to furniture — all activities that lead to walking. (Source: Baby Center)
Have a nice day to all,
