Babies usually begin walking around 12 months, explains Dr. Alison Mitzner, a board-certified pediatrician and author of "Calm and Confident Parenting." But she adds that "this timing can vary ...

Babies often take a few early steps once they’ve graduated from pulling up to cruising (or walking by holding on to the couch, coffee table, or ottoman) around month 9 or 10.

What to know about your baby's walking journey. Few milestones are more anticipated or more memorable than witnessing baby's first steps. What to know about your baby's walking journey.

Many babies practice walking on tiptoe as they are first learning to walk. Only later, after 6 to 12 months or so of practice, will they learn to walk with a mature heel-to-toe gait.

Most babies begin walking between 8 and 18 months. But within that range, there's still a lot of variation. Some babies may shuffle on their bottoms instead of crawling, while others skip crawling ...

My own five babies (currently ages 1 to 9) arrived at this stage at widely differing ages, from 10 months all the way to 22 months. Each hated some toys that others loved, and some started walking ...

This research, the first of its kind, revealed 11 regions in the human genome that are tied to the age at which a baby starts walking. Published in Nature Hu Why some babies walk early and others ...

There is a large range for when babies start to walk, on average from 9 to 18 months,” Some parents can't help but compare their baby to others when it comes to milestones like crawling and walking.