Might sound like a silly question. Many people on mnet have reccommended a baby walker as my ds gets very frustrated at just sitting still and hates being immobile, which results in me carrying him around all day.
I never liked the idea of a walker cos I was worried they might be dangerous but as a way of saving my sanity, we decided to buy one. DS loves it and it is one of the only things that keeps him ammused for more than a few minutes.
Will this delay him walking alone in the future? Was just wondering if he won't want to walk or crawl as he doesn't feel the need to now he has a method of getting about.
Any experiences?
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Can Baby Walkers delay actual walking?
Meandmyjoe · 27/03/2008 10:52
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