Entering the 6th month is an important milestone marking the baby's development in all aspects. The baby's daily development is always changing through skills, movement, communication... Therefore, parents need to prepare a lot of things for their children to be ready for their journey of growing up.

During the first months of life, monitoring the height and weight of the child regularly is necessary for every parent to accurately assess the health and development of the child. By the 6th month, the baby's weight will usually double the time of birth and the child's height will increase by about 15cm compared to when they were born.

If you find your child - now a 9-month-old - pronouncing words more clearly, you're right. At 9 months, children will make great strides in developing spoken language.

Your 11-month-old is extremely curious about everything in their world. They are now more independent than ever, and what they develop now will continue to follow them for years to come.

Normally, after about 12 months of age, children can stand on their own two feet and take their first steps. However, there are also children whose motor development is quite slow, and by the time they are 18 months old, they still cannot walk. This phenomenon is called slow walking.

Your baby is finally approaching his or her first milestone – his or her first birthday. But first, let's take a look at the last month of your baby's first year.

Delayed walking is defined as a child being unable to walk independently by the age of 18 months. There are many reasons for this condition, such as premature birth, brain or muscle disorders, or inappropriate care...

Important motor milestones for children are when they roll over, crawl, and walk. Parents should pay attention to these milestones to help their children complete their tasks well.

The main principle to determine whether a child is slow to walk is time. By 18 months, the average age for a child to walk, if the child does not walk by this age, it is called slow walking. So what to do if the child is slow to walk?

For many parents, early walking is a sign of good development. In fact, early walking is just a sign of muscle strength. This is only a sign that some children's motor skills develop relatively early, not the maturity of their mental development.

Movement disorders in children occur due to brain structure damage due to trauma, disease, metabolic disorders or genetics. The disease can gradually worsen and become chronic if not treated promptly.