alleryWhich comes first in the usual sequence of walking?
ACruising on furniture
BWalking with support
CCreeping on all fours
DWalking independently
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Creeping on all fours
1. Movement ability develops in stage-like sequences.
2. Locomotion at 6 to 8 months begins with creeping on all fours.
3. Then come pulling to stand, cruising while holding on, walking holding an adult's hand, and finally walking independently.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Child development" (rev 1378784615), section "Speed and pattern"_
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