The age at which babies take their first steps is strongly influenced by their genes - Prostock-Studio/iStockphoto Infants who take longer to learn to walk may end up ...

When we think about newborn animals, it’s understandable that we might think of babies that are small and helpless, entirely ...

Parents are keen to witness everything their baby does. Whether letting out that first laugh, showing off that toothless smile or crawling around on the floor, camcorders and phone cameras are usually ...

Everything changes when walking starts! From creeping and crawling to cruising and shuffling along (sometimes even backwards), these are the moments parents live for. Once your baby pulls herself up ...

If your baby is attempting their first steps, hand them two limes — it might get them walking. “There is a huge age range for when babies take their first steps, because first steps are not the same ...

At first glance, when a baby takes their first step, it seems like a simple event. But behind that wobbly moment lies a complex mix of biology, development, and even genetics. Scientists now know more ...

Multiple studies show that walkers increase the risk of serious injuries and may delay natural motor development ...