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I know its a little tricky, but if you can manage to finish your chores when she is sleeping or when relatively calmer, you can be around when she is crawling. That said, if you stay in her sight always then she will demand that you drop everything and be with her. You can safeguard dangerous places by cushioning and limiting the area she crawls, say a room. Do not leave her unattended in the pram there could be accidents. You could even give her utensils from kitchen to bang around to keep her distracted. Enjoy this period. It wont come again :)&nbsp;&nbsp;

but she shud be under supervision whatever it is..&nbsp;

yes..&nbsp; u r right..&nbsp; mostly Walkers are not recommended by doctors as it may somehow disturbing babys walking milestones..&nbsp; but my personal experience was not lik that..&nbsp; there s no other&nbsp; go to care my baby as v most of the mums living n nuclear one..&nbsp; so v ve to manage ourselves..&nbsp; when u r in work u can use t that time oly..&nbsp; after that u can be wt her...&nbsp;

Thanks <font color ="#3b5998"><b> @616d55db46822a001361f292 </b></font>, we were planning to buy Walker but I thought Walker is not recommended till 9 months as I read somewhere.