Ball hit by Mickey Mantle on April 17, 1953 at Griffith Stadium to set a new distance record for home runs. (Courtesy the National Baseball Hall of Fame) The longest home run ever hit did not go 565 feet. Not even close. Actually, the longest home run ever hit isn't even the longest home run ever hit.
At the minimum, a baby must be able to hold his head up steadily and have his feet touch the floor to use a walker. Walkers are designed for use by infants between the ages of 4 and 16 months, according to Consumer Reports, and children who can already walk should not use them.
The first exciting solo steps may be taken, though it's normal for toddlers to walk any time between nine months and 17 and a half months (Sheridan 2014). Your child's outstretched arms while she walks help her to keep her balance. 14 to 15 months. Most toddlers can walk at this age. Your child may enjoy push-and-pull toys (Sheridan 2014), such as toy trucks or animals on wheels, and she may even be able to walk backwards. Ask for help if ... your toddler isn't walking by 14 months or 15 months, you could mention it to your health visitor or doctor if you have concerns.