<font color ="#3b5998"><b> @63729b593f31520016a69b80 </b></font> yes it interfers effect of the muscle strength, and also babies may end up with delayed walking milestone.. so better not to interrupt them by giving a support.. let them hold bed or wall or even wodden three wheeler walker..

Hey don't buy...the muscles will automatically do it when they are fit to...let the baby take his own time ...<br> We should not be forcing it . .it's natural.;;

Today itself I asked my physiotherapist about this... He said walkers effects the muscle tone... So don't use. <br>

Thank you so much mommies..

The first reason why walker should be avoided is because it can cause injuries, next children have weak bones and muscles in infancy and sometimes when their feet don't touch the ground, they extend it which may cause sprain as well as bones may arch..also some kids may start late in walking or standing but kids usually even when start take few months to stabilize, so its a process..let it happen naturally..what I did was that when my daughter had started standing with support I used to make her walk by placing her on my feet and walking..15 days we did this twice a day and she started at least..