Babies learn to walk without climbing. What are the disadvantages of walking too early for children?

According to the general law of children's physical growth and development, it is best for babies to learn to walk after 1 1 month. Because the baby's bones in infancy contain less calcium and have weak hyperosteogeny, they are easily deformed by the adverse influence of external forces. Baby's legs are tender. If you train to walk too early, the net weight of the whole body will be borne by the legs, which is usually easy to bend and deform. Endangering the baby's daily life. Actually 10 months ago, the baby who crawled more than walked more benefited a lot. Mothers should be careful not to let the baby learn to walk with a walker, because the baby's legs don't get enough exercise.

Many children usually avoid the stage of learning to crawl and learn to walk with their children immediately. Before the baby learns to walk, grasping is the most important link. Whether walking on the ground or climbing on the mat, eyes, hands and feet should cooperate with each other, and the thinking logic on both sides of the human brain is harmonious. This is of great help to the baby's left brain and right brain. In addition, it can also exercise the kinetic energy of arms, abdomen and feet when grasping, enhance the stability of physical fitness and the flexibility of human operation, and lay the foundation for stable striding in the future.

Because before the baby 1 year old, his eyesight is not perfect. If he is taught to walk, he will stare at things too far away. But in the whole process of walking, he will adjust the focus range of his eyes because he can't see clearly what is far away, which will endanger his vision in the long run. Babies should learn to get up and walk. Their feet and spinal bones are soft and sensitive, and it is difficult to bear the load. Especially for obese babies, it is not only easy to get tired, but also causes musculoskeletal bending and deformation, resulting in O-legs or X-legs. When the baby walks, in order to better prevent falling, it is necessary to widen and separate the legs, endangering all normal body shapes. Over time, it will cause a "eight-character step."

Babies learn to stand and walk too early, and their legs and spine are overgrown, soft and sensitive, and can't bear the overload. Obese babies, in particular, are not only prone to fatigue, but also bend and deform human bones, resulting in "O" legs or "X" legs. The flat feet are trained to walk when the arch is not well generated, and the baby's whole body is heavily pressed on the feet, which is very easy to make the arch overweight and slowly cause flat feet. In the first year after the baby is born, the progress of spine is faster than that of limbs. If you don't reach the corresponding age, sitting, standing and walking at school are likely to cause excessive curvature of the spine and endanger children.