How true is this statement scientifically?
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''A baby that won't settle for walking will never learn to run''
So hypothetically, say this very ambitious baby that wants to learn running and skips the walking phase.. How would that turn out for it, neurologically, physically? Would it be accelerating its learning process or completely annihilate it by being in its own way ?
So hypothetically, say this very ambitious baby that wants to learn running and skips the walking phase.. How would that turn out for it, neurologically, physically? Would it be accelerating its learning process or completely annihilate it by being in its own way ?
