Baby not standing up yet

Anyone else’s baby not standing up yet? He is 14 months old and still struggles to stand up/doesn’t do it on his own, but will happily crawl everywhere. I’m starting to get worried 😩

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As much as everyone says “babies will go at their own pace”, I highly recommend a cranio sacral osteopath as there are certain milestones baby should be hitting and often it can indicate a bit of body tension / blocks which usually are very easy to fix!

Ours wasn’t hitting his 9month milestones and overnight he started sitting up and crawling. We’ve also used it for constipation, and sleep support.

P.s. don’t be worried ! But I highly recommend above if you can budget for it (usually £60 a session- we’ve done 4 and he’s 14months now too - each time has worked miracles for us)

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