Past service encounter research explicitly recognizes that the interaction between consumers and service employees is an important determinant of consumer satisfaction, but extant research focuses exclusively on employee actions and behaviors, excluding the consumer's role in the interaction.
This not only shows walking readiness but lets you know that your baby has the proper strength for walking in his legs and trunk. When it happens: Usually babies will pull themselves up to a standing position somewhere between the age of 9 to 10 months. How to help it happen: You can help encourage your baby to pull himself up by allowing plenty of unbound time-i.e. don't always have your baby in a baby seat or stroller.
Babies who bottom shuffle tend to walk later than babies who crawl (Sheridan 2014). The most important thing is that your child can bear weight. 16 months: With your help, your toddler can now walk up and down the stairs (Sheridan 2014). 18 months: Your toddler will probably be walking well by now, without needing to hold her arms out to balance.