Talk:Elephant walk

Another use

• On television I saw someone listing the various gaits used by human babies learning to crawl, and he listed 5, including:
  • Elephant walk, moving one limb at a time.
  • Diagonal walk, moving one hand and the opposite foot at the same time, like a horse trotting.
    • Are there any references to this?
    • See https://www.babycenter.com/0_baby-milestone-crawling_6501.bc :: terms used there include:
  • Commando crawling :: belly always on the ground, arms and legs used for locomotion
  • Cross crawling :: likeliest the same as the diagonal walk
  • Rolling
  • Bottom shufling :: on the bottom, propelled by a foot in front and a hand behind.
    • Anthony Appleyard (talk) 20:13, 17 September 2019 (UTC)