Multiwalker
Multiwalker was (part of) the graduation project of Giselle Duits. The Multiwalker was created from thorough preliminary research – competition research, the motor development of a child, development and testing of prototypes. The prototype of the Multiwalker has been very enthusiastically received by consumers: from young parents and grandparents to child care professionals.
From around the 5th month the child can remain in a sitting position using a hand to support itself. Between the 6th and 8th months, a child will always sit upright and no longer need the hand rest, so that toys can be grabbed and played with using two hands. From this period, a child can sit well in a high chair. Around the 9th-10th month, the child can twist his torso and can get into a crawling position through a sideways movement. Only when a child can sit independently from a crawling position is it advisable to take a child with you on the bicycle. For this, a child must have a good, firm sitting balance; even if the balance is disturbed. From 18 months, a child can sit independently on a small chair.
From the 8th-9th month, a child will pull itself up from a crawling position to a standing position. At first this pull-up will look uncontrolled. The child pulls up with the arms and extends both legs. After some practice, at around 10 months, the child will be able to twist his torso, and is strong enough to have one knee on the floor while the other leg is supporting the foot and can make a stretching movement. By means of this so-called shooter position it comes about that the child makes controlled movement. From 11/12 months the child will walk alongside the table, or holding onto something with one hand. As soon as a child feels safe in a standing position, it will try to stand 'freely' in the room and shortly thereafter usually take the first 'loose steps'. In general, children walk before they are 18 months old (around 14 months on average).
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