Question
Hello, my 14-month-old baby hasn’t started walking yet. Is this normal? If treatment is needed, what methods can be tried?
Answer
Motor delays refer to situations where some children, due to certain neurological or muscular diseases, or inappropriate care behaviors, fall behind in physical development compared to their age-matched peers. Although the causes vary, the main characteristic of motor delays in children is the significant motor impairment, manifested as Obviously lagging behind walking, crawling, and sitting independently. Standardized motor skill tests show that their motor skills deviate significantly from the age-specific standards. If your child hasn’t started walking at 14 months old, it is advisable to consult a professional pediatrician for a comprehensive evaluation and diagnosis. Depending on the specific situation,