A study that questioned earlier findings
Prewalking locomotor movements and their use in predicting standing and walking
Peter Robson · 1984 · Child Care Health and Development
- Children
- Not given in the summary we read
- Where
- Not given in the summary we read
- Ages
- Before walking
- How
- Not given in the summary we read
- What it found
- About 8 in 10 babies crawled on hands and knees before walking. Others shuffled on their bottom, crept on their tummy or rolled, and about 7 in 100 went straight to standing and walking.
- Limits
- We have only read the summary, which doesn't give how many babies or where.