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    When she has to get from one place to the other does she crawl? I had one, many years ago who scooted on her bum with one foot tucked in (like sitting cross legged) and the other foot was out beside her pushing. Frankly, it was weird, but worked for her and did eventually take up the walking 20+mo.

    If you have hard floors, is there a chair or something she could hold to push? My kid chairs all have felt pads on the bottoms so they are fun and easy to move around.

    Do you have helpful other kids? This might work if dcg likes the kids, maybe you could get them to hold her hands and walk with her. This has worked here too. And it is soooo cute to watch!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kindertime View Post
    When she has to get from one place to the other does she crawl?
    When she wants to get to a different toy, she crawl. But if I get table out for snack or lunch, she see and understand what happening but not come over. She sit were is and expect to be carried over. I walk to her and she put up arms for lifting but if I offer just one finger she then pull herself up and walk over as long as she hold my finger. If take finger away, she plop right down were she is.

    If you have hard floors, is there a chair or something she could hold to push? My kid chairs all have felt pads on the bottoms so they are fun and easy to move around.
    Have carpet in living room where usually we spend inside time. We been toilet training other children so been in dining room for last 2 week as tile on floor. She will push a push along toy. She just refuses independant even though she can do it. Like she scared/not confident but we keep practicing and no progress.


    Do you have helpful other kids? This might work if dcg likes the kids, maybe you could get them to hold her hands and walk with her. This has worked here too. And it is soooo cute to watch!
    Lot of littles here. Will try this.

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