The baby will not walk at one year old is divided into 2 cases, one is normal development, just learn to walk slower; the second is the development of problems, need to seek medical attention. 1. Normal development: usually, the baby can walk independently at the age of 1, bending over to pick up things, but if the baby is usually trained to walk less, it may not walk well. Therefore, if your baby has no special symptoms and his growth and development are basically normal, you can take your baby to practice walking more often. 2. Developmental problems: if the baby lacks nutrition or foot development abnormalities (such as knee inversion), etc., may affect the baby’s development, resulting in the baby can not walk normally. Can be judged by observing the baby’s usual crawling posture, or help the baby to stand up whether the lower limbs have deformities. If abnormalities are found, it is recommended to take your baby to the hospital in time to find out the cause.