Can the baby walk without crawling? This depends on the specific situation.
Generally speaking, it is not good for a baby to walk without crawling, because crawling is beneficial to the baby. For example: crawling can promote the coordination and balance of the children’s limbs and body, so that the whole body muscles can be exercised; crawling can also promote the development of children’s perception (such as depth perception), and help improve three-dimensional understanding and judgment, such as being careful to prevent falls.
For some children who can walk without crawling, the effect is not big, as long as the children do not have abnormal posture, asymmetry, uncoordinated movements, and obvious backward motor skills.
In summary, it is not a serious matter that a baby can walk without crawling. Therefore, if parents find this problem, don’t panic, observe the baby’s condition first, and then proceed to the next step.
Can the baby walk without crawling?
