Baby has one year, a year in which we have learned to live, play and dream together and in which the baby has gone from being totally dependent on his parents to want to explore the world by crawling, biting and touching everything that crossed his path.
One of the most special and important moments in its development arrives: their first steps.
Olympic walker, at home
Contemplate the first steps of your baby, mine is precisely in it, it makes your chest swell with pride. He has not won any Olympic medal or rub shoulders with the most pomegranate of the sport but it is the Usain Bolt of your house and the applause, cheers and decorations in the form of affection are not lacking as a reward for his effort (and will help him overcome and wish to become in a roadrunner).
A year has passed and the baby has managed to control his body and move it quickly, turn on himself, sit crawl, bend down to take a toy and stay on your two feet. Doesn't that deserve not a gold medal but a thousand? His next challenge that will occur in the following months (depending on each baby, his genetics and the stimuli he receives to start walking in life) is to take his first short steps seeking the support of inanimate objects (furniture) and animated (the daddies) In this titanic work you will find numerous obstacles to achieve the goal, your own stumbling blocks, but your determination and desire for independence will make you the athlete with the greatest chance of medallero.
Around the twenty months He will be able to hold himself on a single foot without unbalancing, raising and lowering curbs and throwing a ball with both hands. And we, while that happens, will be with our mouth open contemplating how our dependent and fragile baby is already a champion.
What can we do at this stage of life to motivate, help and guide you along the path you want to start walking? Once the child walks with relative safety, leaning on the furniture, a walker that pushes at the desired speed, improves its stability, its strength in legs and hips and their gross motor skills, will be the ideal partner in the race.
Music and go!
He musical activity walker It is perfect: its first steps will give them to the rhythm of the music, it is resistant and with the necessary weight so that the baby does not face and is a fun activity toy suitable for younger babies and when he has already learned to walk.
An important detail when choosing the walker is its resistance, its base and its weight so that they can strengthen the child's balance and do not face the first change of pace. It is very stable and resistant and thanks to its large handle the little one will feel safe and comfortable when pushing it. He will feel safe and secure and we are excited to see how these little steps of our son are great steps for our humanity.
