Walking is one of the signs that helps parents recognize the good development of their children. As the child's muscle strength develops, this action also becomes easier. So, how will the ability to walk and the development of this activity take place according to each age?

Watching your child grow and change over time, seeing if he or she is meeting important milestones in playing, learning, speaking, behaving and acting is exciting and incredibly important. If you notice that your child is not meeting important milestones, you should talk to your doctor about this.

Colds are common in children, especially in toddlers. If not treated properly, these children with weak immune systems can experience complications such as bronchitis, pneumonia, etc. This article will provide detailed information to help parents prevent and treat the disease appropriately for their children.

One of the milestones that marks a child’s independence is the ability to walk on two legs. Although this stage can be difficult, most children can take their first steps by the age of 12 months. So what are some things to note about this important milestone?

The time when babies start to stand, walk, and sit up varies greatly. Some babies walk as early as 9 months old, while others wait until they are 18 months or older. So should babies start walking, sitting, or standing early?