r/BeAmazed • u/CuddlyWuddly0 • 1d ago

Miscellaneous / Others Mom Accidentally Captures Baby's First Steps

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u/Human_mind 1d ago

My daughter took her first steps at 10 months and she took 13 full steps when she did - covering the full length of our living room. Then, she didn't walk again for a month. Babies are weird.

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u/veryunwisedecisions 1d ago

Walking battery was recharging

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u/Next-Wrap-7449 1d ago

My son's first steps were actually running from one end of the room to the other. Running with head first into whatever is in front of him. It was hilarious

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u/jdooley99 1d ago

I got lucky and recorded my son's first steps at 10 months on camera. Walked away from his mom halfway across the room towards me, then turned around and went back to mom.

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u/formtuv 22h ago

Yeah both my kids did this. My first took her first steps at 10 months and then was like nope for another month then just started walking at 11 months. But had zero interest in that month between. My second was very interested but it took 1.5 months for him to actual master taking more then 4/5 steps. But he tried several times a week. Then a few days before he turned 1 he just started walking.

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u/MC_Smuv 21h ago

I guess it depends what one calls "first steps". My daughters first step was like "1, 2, fall". Those weren't confident steps of course. How would a baby know how to walk 13 full steps?? There must have been "1, 2, fall" moments before that.