DD1 started with her walker and cruising on furniture around 8 months. She took her first steps at 11 months and full on walking about 13 months.
DD2 is 10m and close to pulling up but not there yet!
DD1 started with her walker and cruising on furniture around 8 months. She took her first steps at 11 months and full on walking about 13 months.
DD2 is 10m and close to pulling up but not there yet!
admin / watermelon / 14210 posts
13 months for charlie, first steps just before his first birthday.
18 months for olive. slow but steady progress!
cantaloupe / 6059 posts
Both of mine walked at 10 months. Well, my first was technically still 9 months but turned 10 a few days later.
kiwi / 659 posts
Cruised and walked with a walker at 9 months. Didn't take off on his own until 15 months!
honeydew / 7230 posts
A took her first independent steps on her 9 month birthday and was full time walking 2-3 weeks later. She was steady right from the get go.
B took his first steps at almost ten months but took about 6 weeks to be full time. At 14 months he's still crazy and trips and falls all the time. He's my wild thing.
hostess / wonderful grape / 20803 posts
DS1 was pulling up and cruising by 9 mos -- he didn't take any real steps until 14 months but after a week did he just walked there was no real in between.
persimmon / 1461 posts
cruising from 9 months, but took her first proper steps by herself a few days after her 1st birthday while we were on holiday. proper solo walking all over the house by 14 months.
pineapple / 12053 posts
Her first steps were around 9.5 months but I didn't call her a walker for another month or so.
papaya / 10343 posts
My kid was weird. She never pulled up (just kept trying to stand up straight from the floor until she figured it out) and never cruised (just kept trying to walk and falling on her face a thousand times until she figured it out). So it wasn't like... she just did it. It was a really slow progression. She took her first attempted shuffle-steps around 8 months. She got steadily better and better but wasn't really fully walking like a normal kid walks until maybe 10.5 mo or so? Hard to pin it since it was gradual.
cantaloupe / 6791 posts
One week before he turned 15 months. There were maybe 2 days between first steps and full on walking.
pineapple / 12566 posts
DS first steps right at 11 months and a steady walker right before he turned 1.
DD, first steps right before 11 months and a steady walker around 12.5 months.
pomelo / 5258 posts
15 months. One day she took three steps, nothing for a week, then full on walking the next time she tried. She walked straight up to a little boy at the park to show off her new skill.
nectarine / 2973 posts
She wasn't a full on walker until 15 months and didn't take her first steps until after 12 months.
pear / 1812 posts
13.5 months. I was running at 9 months so I thought I would have an early walker too but, nope!
grapefruit / 4418 posts
10 months she was a strong walker. She started cruising furniture within 2 weeks of crawling at 6 months and took her official first steps at 9 months.
pomegranate / 3565 posts
DS1 - 2 days after his 1st birthday. He had cruised for a while but once he started walking, it was full walking (no baby steps).
DS2 - baby steps at 13 months but still not totally walking on his own.
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
Full on walking for LO 1 at 14.5 months and 20 months for LO 2.
apricot / 347 posts
DD was cruising before 7 and took her first 3 unassisted step exactly at 9 mo. By 10 mo she was running everywhere. Terrifying...
persimmon / 1328 posts
First steps a few days after his first birthday, I considered him a full on walker by 13 months. I find the idea of a 9 or 10 month old walking slightly terrifying!
GOLD / wonderful pea / 17697 posts
Intentional, mostly controlled steps (as opposed to stumbling and managing to not fall) at 10.5 months.
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