Aran's mother has been helping him to walk by holding his hands and supporting him. Aran's legs are strong enough to hold him up, and he's able to move his legs in a coordinated way as long as his mother supports him. What else does Aran need in order to walk on his own?

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Aran is already showing signs of muscle strength and coordinated leg movements, and his brain maturation will continue to develop over time. The missing component in his ability to walk on his own is practice. Through repeated attempts and practice, Aran will become more confident and proficient in walking independently. Fine motor skills, which are related to the use of small muscles in the hands and fingers, are not directly relevant to walking.

Aran's Mother Has Been Helping Him to Walk by Holding