yes...
Push toys are designed to help your child learn how to walk.
You can suffer from SEVERE psychological problems from being half child, half adult.
There is no known prevention of hypopituitarism, except for prevention of damage to the pituitary/hypothalamic area from injury.
I believe you're asking about hormone medications. It's possible, but a child needs to be under a doctor's supervision.
No walkers are not recommended to help children walk. Their benefits are minimal. Infact many children get hurt using walkers. Its best avoided. Walkers also have an adverse effect on body mind control if a child as proven by some studies. Its best to let a learn a child walk naturally.
12-16 months but in some occasions some children walk at different rates just because of there mild-stone development of the child....
There are many known individuals that have been diagnosed with the issue of "Hypopituitarism." This condition is very likely to run in family circles.
There is no exact age for a child to start walking. The average range would be from 10 months until 18 months. However, that doesn't mean you should worry. Your child will start to walk when he is ready.
Hypopituitarism
Parents are the biggest influence on a child. The parent that the child is with the most, the child will act like them the most. When a parent does something mean or rude or they cuss then the child thinks its okay to do that, which its not. The child is with there parents the most, therefore the parents have a huge influence on their children
it means once you learn to crawl its easier to walk
How many do you need? I'll give you a ton... how to walk, how to talk, how to eat, how to write ect. A lot of things. In my opinion, a child learns these important things: they learn about their Creator, God. They learn how to treat others and how to take care of themselves. They learn different things depending on their education, and they learn to respect their parents and elders.