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How long does it take a baby to go from cruising to walking?
From there, most babies start crawling (generally around 7 months), then pulling themselves up to standing (generally around 9 to 12 months), followed by cruising. Cruising, which happens around 9 to 12 months, is baby’s way of testing the walking waters and is one of the biggest signs baby will walk soon.
At what age is the average child able to walk alone easily?
In fact, the onset of walking is extremely variable, with some babies walking before 9 months, and others waiting until they are 18 months or older. When do babies start walking? In the United States today, the average age of independent walking is approximately 12 months.
What are the stages of baby walking?
When your baby does start walking, it happens in stages, which include these big milestones:
- 6 months. Babies start to sit up on their own.
- 6-9 months. Babies start crawling.
- 9 months. Babies begin to pull themselves up on furniture like the couch or coffee table, so they can stand.