This will strengthen their leg muscles, especially if they are still crawling or just starting to pull themselves up. You should also show them how to bend their knees and have them practice bending their knees so they develop the motor skills to stand up and sit down. At around 5 to 6 months of age, provide your baby with a bouncy chair that will help them to start building their leg muscles.  Avoid getting your baby a walker as The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) discourages the use of walkers for babies. Studies show they can actually slow motor development and cause back problems for babies. They are also a safety hazard, as walkers can tip over or roll down stairs.  Walkers are banned for use in Canada and the AAP is recommending the U.S. take the same measure against walkers. Place a toy just out of reach of your baby, above them, or located in a spot they have to stand to get to. Most babies start to get up onto their feet on their own, before they know how to get back down, so don’t be alarmed if your baby cries for help while in the standing position. Rather than pick them up when they start to fuss, help them learn to sit down by gently bending their knees and supporting their weight until they reach the floor safely.
बच्चे को आपके पैरों पर अपने पैर रख कर गोद में उछलने दें: बच्चे को बाउंसी चेयर ला दें: बच्चे को खड़े होने के लिए प्रोत्साहित करने के लिए खिलोनों का प्रयोग करें: एक बार आपका बच्चा खुद से खड़ा होना सीख ले तो उन्हें वापस बैठना भी सिखाएं: