Does A Baby Walker Really Work To Get Baby Walking Sooner?
A baby walker especially the type where Baby sits in, date back as far as 1870. But at that stage it looked like a contraption within which babies sat and merely steered it around by moving only their toes and feet – which barely touched the floor. Parents have been using this aid to amuse and keep babies occupied for many years. Nowadays many parents believe they can use this plaything to encourage their baby to walk. Of course, when parents talk about babies and encouraging them to walk, one question is bound to be raised sooner or later… “Does it really encourage my baby to walk? And will it help my child to walk at an earlier age?” The answer is unfortunately not as easy as a mere “yes” or “no”. But before we continue, for the purposes of this specific article I am looking at walkers where Baby sits in. This is the type where the walker allows your child to move about on the floor by merely tip-toeing to and fro. This is possible since most of your child’s weight is supported by
