How do you go from mainly using the pushchair to get to places to encouraging more walking? DS (20 months) can walk and enjoys doing so, usually very quickly away from us. Will hold hands a bit (and knows he has to when crossing the road) but prefers not to and will sit down on the pavement if I insist, at which point I end up picking him up (if we've tried a short walk without the pushchair) or putting him back in the pushchair.
At the moment we tend to use the pushchair to go to places and then have some walking around time in places that feel a bit safer (park, soft play, child friendly museum etc). But I'm a bit worried I default to the pushchair because it's easier for me and I'm pretty sure I'd still have to have it with us even if we set off walking (so lots to carry). I'd like to be better at going at toddler pace and getting DS to start walking to places a bit more, but I'm not sure how to get to that stage.
As an example going to nursery is a 20 minute walk for me with the pushchair involving going uphill and walking on a busy road. Would your 1 year old walk any of that?