2 Ways to Encourage Earlier Walking in a Child with Down Syndrome
Learning to walk is an important milestone in most children's lives. Non-disabled children generally learn to walk at around 13 months, give or take a few months. However, children with Down syndrome often don't walk until around 25 months, an entire year later than other children.
While later walking is typical for a child with Down syndrome, it's not necessarily ideal. Research indicates that early mobility can have a multitude of benefits for toddlers.