See the weird look she is giving me? Most people look at me like that.
I find it
Holy fart on a log, what does it matter when a child rolls over, crawls, walks, talks, gets teeth, potty trains, can self-feed, etc, etc....???
It's not like my kids won't have cavities because they are "dentally advanced". They won't be less athletic because they walked late, they won't be in diapers their whole life just because
In fact, our son that walked the latest, at 14 months old, was just voted "Most Athletic" of his 8th grade class. So, I'm not worried.
Yes, she is 13 months and yes she is STILL not walking. I haven't tried to teach her, she prefers to be carried around and we are enjoying this stage. When she wants to attempt it, we'll support her, in her own time.
So, until then, we will let her be a baby, a non-walking, baby.
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Morgan was 16 months when she finally walked... and she hasn't stopped since!
The ONLY reason I was anxious for McKenzie to figure out how to walk was because Porter was due to arrive any day. She was 15 months old and just "getting the hang of it" when Porter was born. I was so worried about "how would I carry 2 babies and hold Nathan's hand" that I forgot that she would be able to run away from me. A little short sighted, but...
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