Trying to get a baby whose legs aren’t ready for it to stand is a waste of time. Although very young babies will bear weight on their legs when you hold them upright, that doesn’t mean they’re ready to stand on their own. Most babies pull themselves up on furniture around age 9 months, but this varies considerably from baby to baby. Boston Children’s Hospital points out jordan 6 that between 10 and 12 months, many babies let go and stand on their own; most will walk alone by age 15 months.

You can’t expect your baby to learn to pull himself up and stand if you don’t give him room to maneuver. Provide a clear path on the floor jordan 9 to low, soft stools or other sturdy but padded objects he can pull himself up on. Put toys on the jordan 9 top but within his vision range to motivate him to go after them. Arrange the furniture so he can cruise easily between one piece and the next. Once he masters pulling himself up, hold out a toy or snack in front of him to encourage him to let go, first with one hand and eventually with both.