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My 8 month old is pulling herself up when she does she stands on her tippy toes. is that normal?
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Yes: That's very normal. Your child is beginning to learn how to balance. Get ready to keep an eye on her; she's getting ready to walk.
Answered 12/14/2012
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Yes: This is not a problem for her to do at that age.
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