Standing and Walking of your child

Standing and Walking of your child

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Standing and Walking of your child
Posted in 2015

Walking abnormalities are abnormal, uncontrollable walking patterns. Genetics may cause them or other factors, such as diseases or injuries. Walking abnormalities can affect the muscles, bones, or nerves of the legs.
Abnormalities may be present in the entire leg or in certain parts of the leg, such as the knee or ankle. Problems with the foot may also result in walking abnormalities.
These can be temporary or long-term conditions, depending on their cause. Severe walking abnormalities may require continuous physical therapy and medical care.
Walking abnormalities are often referred to as gait abnormalities. Gait refers to the pattern of walking.

Most babies can pull themselves up to stand and begin taking their first steps somewhere between the ages of 8 months and 18 months. Soon after their first birthday, they can usually take a few steps alone, but prior to this will have started to 'cruise' -- walking along the edge of a couch or table, using furniture or outstretched hands for support. But what if your baby shows signs of delayed walking? And what if you notice your baby has bowed legs or is walking on tiptoes -- should you worry?
There is a wide variation from one baby to the next in learning to walk. Timing of first steps can also vary between babies of different ethnic backgrounds. One baby may not walk until three or four months after another baby has walked. That doesn't necessarily signal a problem or delayed walking. Both children are likely to be equally healthy and able to run and play as they get older.
My advise
1... During your pregnancy you should supply Vitamin D, Calcium and Magnesium to your unborn child sufficiently daily.
2.... It will make his bone structure perfectly before birth and after birth also the above should supply daily with your breast milk for 6 months then after with his food.
3...  The most common causes of walking abnormalities include:

a...  arthritis     b... birth defects, such as clubfoot

c...    leg injuries    d..bone fractures

e...   infections that damage tissues in the legs

f..     an injury common to athletes that causes pain in the shins

g...   inflammation of the tendons

h...   psychological disorders

i....    Inner ear infections

j...     nervous system disorders

4...    Walking abnormalities are separated into five groups based on their symptoms:

a....   Propulsive gait: A slouched, rigid posture characterizes this gait. A person with this condition walks with their head and neck thrust forward.

b...   Scissors gait: A person with this gait walks with their legs bent slightly inward. As they walk, their knees and thighs may cross or hit each other in a scissor-like movement.

c...   Spastic gait: A person with spastic gait drags their feet while walking. They may also appear to walk very stiffly.

d...   Steppage gait: A person with this condition walks with their toes pointing downward, causing their toes to scrape the ground while walking.

e...   Waddling gait: A person with this gait waddles from side to side when walking.

5...   I advise every pregnant woman to drink sufficient water and she should walk

daily 20 to 40 minutes so that her child's arms, legs and other will become active before birth.   Afterbirth the child will walk normally.

6...  She should take Calcium, Vitamin D and Vitamin K enriched food.

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