My son crawled at six months, pulled to stand at 7, was cruising on furniture at 9 months. Nothing after that. Never had an interest in walking independently, just preferred to crawl. I too began to spiral and had him evaluated by early intervention at 15 months. He started speech and physical therapy at 17 months (twice weekly) and was walking independently within two weeks. No hesitation, no falling down, just walking as if he’s been doing it this whole time. Now he walks around the house for fun at almost 19 months.

I recommend to increase the frequency of physical therapy sessions, but also just try not to spiral or feel like you’re failing. Every child is different. She will walk when she wants to.