The country that baby walker is banned is Canada due to the hazards that they pose to babies that use them.
It's illegal to sell, advertise, own a baby walker in Canada.
Baby bouncers are not illegal in Canada but baby walkers are illegal in Canada.
Jolly Jumpers are not illegal in Canada although baby walkers are illegal and banned in Canada.
Push walkers and baby walkers are banned in Canada and have been banned in Canada since 2004 although not everyone is aware of the ban.
It's illegal to import, sale or advertise baby walkers in Canada.
Push along walkers are OK for babies as long as you watch them and don't use them near stairs where the baby can fall and get hurt.
Make sure to supervise the baby at all times when they are using the walker and sometimes you may need to hold onto them to help them walk even with the push walker.
When babies and toddlers are learning to walk it's best for them to learn to walk without shoes.
When babies and toddlers are first learning to walk most of them are flat footed because of the bones and muscles as well as ligaments in the feet are underdeveloped and when the toddler walks barefoot it helps to encourage balance, posture and coordination.
Barefoot is best for toddlers to allow their feet to grow and develop.
When at home and in the house it's good for toddlers to go barefoot or at least wear just a pair of socks.
Shoes can be restricting and when possible the toddler should go without shoes.
Of course if the toddler is outside away from home they should wear shoes but at home they are best off barefoot.
If the toddlers feet are cold or the room is cool you should put socks on the toddler at night.
However if it's warm the toddler may be more comfortable sleeping without socks.
During winter months it's best to put socks on the toddler to keep their feet warm as they lose some body heat through their feet.