There are various reasons behind your baby not being able to bear weight on their legs, and some of them could be medical reasons or an average delay in achieving this milestone. If it's not because of a medical reason, there're several things you can do to help your baby start walking by strengthening their legs: - Exercising or any physical activity. Support them as they're trying to pull themselves up and start to walk. - Bouncing up and down is normal for babies, and they mostly love it. This helps build the muscles in their legs to allow them to walk later on. You can play music to help them be more interested in this activity. - Giving them free space is just the thing your baby needs to start making efforts into standing up and start walking. - You can use bright toys or noise to attract them to walk to you from one point. - Play with your baby as often as possible and let them play with other babies their age. - Positive reinforcements such as getting excited, clapping, and being overjoyed when they achieve a milestone or when they're trying to use their legs to stand up or walk can be very encouraging.