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Toe walking is when kids walk on the balls of their feet, with their heels off the ground. Most children stop toe walking on their own by age 2.
Tummy time helps babies strengthen their neck and shoulder muscles and prepare them for crawling. Here's how to do it.
Some kids who have trouble walking use forearm crutches to help them get places.
Some kids who have trouble walking wear leg braces to help them get places.
Some kids who have trouble walking use a gait trainer to help them get places.
Some kids who have trouble walking use a manual wheelchair to help them get places.
Some kids who have trouble walking use a power wheelchair to help them get places.
Some kids who have trouble walking use a walker to help them get places.
Some kids who have trouble walking use an adaptive bicycle to help them get places.
Some kids who have trouble walking use an adaptive stroller to help them get places.
