Researchers in the UK have uncovered why some babies take their first steps later than others. Curious? Read on!

If a child is walking with you, have the kid walk next to the curb and the adult walk to the right toward the center of the street. And hold the child by its hand or a kid leash (really).

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Many babies practice walking on tiptoe as they are first learning to walk. Only later, after 6 to 12 months or so of practice, will they learn to walk with a mature heel-to-toe gait.

The truth is, there's quite a range: according to the Cleveland Clinic, babies can start walking as early as nine months, but it's also normal for babies to walk much later — around 17 or 18 months.