She walked at two and runs and jumps with a great deal of joyful abandon even though she does it all differently to other kids her age. She is frightfully unafraid of heights or stairs. Confidence in herself is her greatest asset. Height and weight are easily charted to produce percentile charts. Is there such a scale for 'gauging' balance.
Normal children range from agile to clumsy.
The following summarises and extracts discussions carried out on the OMA Message Board, the OMA Mailing List, and with the OMA Moderator. Please join in. 13.0 months- Walks unsupported, at least three steps. However the process does not end there. The brain receives the message, often reinforced by visual feedback, it sends a signal to the muscles, telling them to react to the loss of balance.