I am currently trying to help my daughter walk so have tried two walkers that she can push. The first one was a car that can convert to a walker. Within a day, I knew this will not work. The car is so narrow that it tips over easily to the side when she rides and when she pushes from the back, the car fall backwards as there is no support base on the back to prevent it. We have it put away and don't use it.
The second one we found at Target was the sit and stand learning walker by Vtech. You can't ride this one, but when she pushes from the back, it does have better support so that it does not flip up. This one also comes with a lot of toys and musics that she likes.
Let me know if anybody can recommend a safe walker that does not flip over so easily.
Thanks.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
A father’s experience in raising a child in the 21 century.
A year ago, our family has been blessed with little Abby. As any father will tell you, she has not failed to put a smile on my face since the first day. And as any parent is, I am proud of my daughter as she reaches her “mile marks” in growth and can not but thank God for her health and development. With a week left before her first birthday, she has started standing up on her own. As she slowly stands up, she would look around at each of our faces and when she sees our smiles and laughter, she would join in the laughter, swing and clap her hands, and collapse to the floor. Not sure if this is a fun game for her, but we all love it when she gives her "baby" laugh and giggles.
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