Baby Go Walker

Yes baby walkers are bad for baby legs. Instead consider using a stationary walker or activity center.

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A walker with a built-in seat lets your child walk around the house while keeping them safe.

Baby go walker. Baby infant walkers are a great way to encourage kids to develop motor skills while having fun. Most baby walkers are fitted with simple toys or attractions to keep the baby engaged and busy. Children can fall out of walkers and get hurt and have drowned when they scooted into a pool or spa.

Instead baby walkers eliminate the desire to walk. The play tray is designed to look just like a dashboard with lights sounds and a role play steering wheel. Between 1990 and 2003 baby walker injuries decreased by 845 as voluntary safety standards were instituted and more families started to buy standers that didnt move.

When the baby is comfortable with the baby walker whether at the initial try or after acclimating the parent should gently lift the baby and lower them into the seat part of the baby walker. Research also suggests that use of baby walkers doesnt help the process of learning to walk. They add more muscle to the lower legs but leave the hips and upper legs still relatively weak.

The American Academy of Pediatrics AAP has also called for a ban on baby walkers with wheels 3. Make sure your babys legs go where they are supposed to. INFANS Foldable Baby Walker for Boys and Girls 2 in 1 Toddler Walker Learning-Seated or Walk-Behind Adjustable Speed Rear Wheels Safety Bumper Detachable Seat Cover Anti-Rollover Black 46 out of 5 stars.

There have also been injuries from toys attached to a baby walker. Walkers have been found to strengthen the wrong muscles. Pediatric experts unanimously discourage the use of this equipment.

A walker allows you to carry on with your daily tasks since the baby remains engaged with the attached toys. A walker provides an easier alternative for the baby to walk which means the infant is not working the muscles he should be working to prepare him to walk.