When children first begin to walk, they spread their feet apart and take small, stiff-legged steps, shifting their weight from one leg to the other.These movements give the __________ stage of development its name.

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The given description corresponds to the todderhood stage of development where children begin to walk with small, stiff-legged steps and shift their weight from one leg to the other.

When Children First Begin to Walk, They Spread Their Feet