Is it normal for a 20 month old not to walk?

Some walk as early as 8 months, and some, like my son, walk at 18 months. It’s all in the range of normal. Dr. Zuckerman says that even most babies who are not walking at 18 months, like Lydia, are fine.

Should a 20 month old be walking?

Here are some milestones your 20-month-old may have hit or may be working on: Walking. Your toddler’s probably working on learning to walk up steps; next will come walking down them. Some 20-month-olds can stand on one foot while holding on to the wall or a chair.

At what age should you be concerned if a child is not walking?

18 months
When to be concerned about your baby’s walking Not quite. The CDC recommends talking to your child’s pediatrician if they’re not walking at all by 18 months and not walking steadily by age 2 — so you have plenty of time even if your little one hasn’t started showing signs by age 1.

What happens when your child doesn’t walk on time?

In rare cases, doctors diagnose hip problems when a child doesn’t walk on time. Late walking can also be associated with developmental issues such as an intellectual disability.

When does a toddler walk on two feet?

“Some children walk at nine to 10 months, and others at 16 months or later.” He explains that “quality” of movement is sometimes more important than a child’s age or ability to toddle on two feet.

When is a 13 month old not walking?

A 13-month-old who was born eight weeks premature may be hitting milestones more typical of an 11-month-old. On its own, an inability to walk is rarely indicative of a problem. “When a child is not walking at 12 months, I want to know what they are doing,” emphasizes Rosenbaum.

When do you know if your baby is not walking?

Check with your doctor if your baby does not have head control by three to four months or is not sitting by nine months or her muscle tone feels stiff or mushy. Dr. Lemay says a baby who is not walking at 18 months should be followed closely. By 20 months, is when he would recommend further investigation.