Article in English: To encourage your baby to get used to balancing on their own two feet, try to make balancing a fun game, with lots of encouragement and praise. Sit on the floor with your baby and help them to stand up. Then, count out loud how long they can stay up before they tumble down. Clap and praise them after each balancing attempt. Do this by placing them down in a standing position, as opposed to a sitting position on their butt. This might help your baby to be confident and motivated enough to take their first steps. The first steps are a big moment for your little one, so be sure to be as excited and encouraging as possible about your baby’s first steps. Cheering your baby as they walk indicates they are doing something right and will give them the confidence to keep walking. Don’t be too alarmed if your little walker goes back to crawling after a bad fall or an illness. Your child is also working on other developmental feats like sounding out names or tackling finger foods, so they may take a few weeks or even a month, break from walking. Some babies may be more comfortable at first with crawling so they may do the crawl/walk before they fully embrace walking. When your baby starts to walk, they may bob, weave, and even take a dive as they try to refine their walking skills. As well, most babies don’t have good depth perception so they tend to bump into or fall into things rather than walk right up to them.  As long as your home is childproofed for a walking baby and you watch them carefully at all times, don’t stress about their inevitable and numerous tumbles. They may cry when they fall, but chances are they are more frustrated than injured. Their diaper and little tush will work as built-in bumpers for any falls, and they will likely forget their trips and tumbles before you do. Avoid making a big deal out of little falls as they learn how to walk on their own.

Summary in Vietnamese:
Biến việc giữ thăng bằng thành một trò chơi. Khuyến khích bé tập đi thay vì ngồi. Đứng ở phía bên kia căn phòng và khuyến khích bé đi về phía bạn. Làm cho bước đi đầu tiên của bé trở thành một sự kiện trọng đại. Mong đợi một số điểm dừng và bắt đầu. Để trẻ ngã trong phạm vi an toàn.