Does your child fear to take steps !?🚶🚶‍♂️

- **Observation**: The child, around 1 year and 5 months old, can walk, but parents are concerned because he occasionally falls.
- **Fear in Children**: Children often have a fear of falling and getting hurt, which can inhibit their ability to walk confidently.
- **Overcoming Fear**: To help children overcome this fear, they need to experience falling and learn to get back up. If parents constantly pick them up, the fear will persist.
- **Encouragement**: Parents should gently push and motivate their child to walk. Moving a short distance away can encourage the child to walk towards them.
- **Exceptional Cases**: While some children may have delayed milestones, this guidance is for children who can walk while holding someone's fingers.
- **Building Confidence**: Just like learning to swim involves getting into the pool and overcoming fear by practice, children need to walk and fall to build confidence.
- **Parental Support**: Allowing children to fall and get up on their own helps them learn to walk independently.
- **Result**: Over time, with practice and encouragement, children will overcome their fear and walk confidently, much like the child in the video.

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