The dangers of babies standing up too early, don’t wait until your baby’s legs are deformed to realize the regrets…

Many parents have a certain degree of comparison with their babies\’ growth, especially when their babies can stand and walk. They think that the earlier they walk, the better their development will be and the smarter their children will be, so they blindly choose some products that they think are right. The baby has \”helping\” tools and methods, which seem to allow the baby to learn to stand and walk first, but in fact, intervening in the baby\’s development process too early is tantamount to encouraging the development of the baby, which is harmful rather than helpful. Growth should be gradual. Every baby has its own growth trajectory. Whether it is sitting, crawling, standing, or walking, it is not learned, but it happens naturally as the baby develops! Moreover, the baby\’s bones are not completely calcified and the bones are soft. Generally, the strength of the baby\’s lower limb bones can support the weight of the body only after 10 months. If the baby cannot stand on his own before then, parents must not force the baby to stand for a long time. Practice standing. In addition, parents should not let their babies stand, jump, or walk too early on the grounds that \”the child likes it\”. Babies are not sensible, so parents should be the leader and responsible for guiding their children\’s growth! Premature intervention in the baby\’s standing and walking will cause certain damage to the baby\’s spine and lower limbs. If things go on like this, leg abnormalities will occur (such as O-shaped legs, X-shaped legs). Once a habit is formed, it will also affect the baby\’s walking. posture (such as foot varus, foot valgus, inside-out, outside-out, etc.). Therefore, parents must not interfere with their baby\’s gross motor development too early. Pay attention to the method when supporting a person to stand: 1. When can I help to stand? Whether the baby can stand depends not only on the age of the baby, but also on whether the baby has the consciousness and ability to stand. In other words, if the baby\’s feet can easily touch the ground, and at the same time he can stand holding things on his own, and his body balance can be well controlled, this is the right time to encourage your baby to practice standing. On the contrary, if the baby touches the ground with his toes when standing, even if he is 10 months old, parents should not rush to let the baby practice standing, otherwise it will have an adverse effect on the development of the baby\’s lower limb muscles and arches. At the same time, it is necessary to let the baby learn to crawl while lying on his stomach. As long as he can stand before one year old, it is normal. Parents do not need to rush to help him stand. 2How can parents help? Parents should put their hands on the baby\’s armpits to help them stand, and do not try to pull the baby\’s hand to walk. For babies who have just learned to stand, walking is still very difficult now. If the baby is very active and often leans forward or backward and bends to pick up things, then parents should spend more effort to stabilize the baby to prevent the baby from falling. Once the baby falls, the baby will be mentally frustrated. , and may even cause the baby to be afraid to try again! In addition, parents should try their best to create an environment with high and low levels for the baby, so that the baby has the opportunity to stand up by holding things on his own. 3. Timid babies should be supported more. Babies who are insecure will not dare to try because they are afraid of falling. They often look around, stretch out their hands, and choose to hold on to the bedside or the back of the sofa to stand and sit down. Therefore, parents should pay more attention to the baby\’s movements and actively support the baby\’s waist in a timely manner to make the baby feel safe and dare to try to stand up. After trying this several times, the baby\’s leg muscles will become stronger, the body\’s balance will be stronger, and the baby will have more courage. Gradually, the baby will no longer need toParents need help. Regarding the problem of babies standing and walking, Doudehui still recommends that babies should learn to crawl first. Generally, normal babies will have the urge to crawl on their own when they are 6-8 months old. Parents can create more opportunities for their babies to crawl. If the baby still cannot crawl at 10 months, parents are advised to take the baby to the doctor promptly to rule out any problems with the nerve and lower limb muscle development. Finally, I would like to say: There will be certain individual differences in the growth of each baby. Therefore, the speed of a baby\’s growth should not be compared with other babies, but should be compared with the baby\’s past based on scientific criteria.