18-month-old baby walking exercise?

It's completely natural to feel confused about when your baby will start walking — every baby walks on their own timeline. Walking at 18 months is still within normal range, and many healthy babies who don't walk at 18 months will walk just fine. At this age, you don't need to do "exercises." The best thing you can do is give him a safe, explorable space: an area where he can hold onto furniture and move around, where you can hold his hand and walk short distances. Push toys (cars, toy walkers you push to move with — not riding walkers) might catch his interest. Walking barefoot or in non-slip socks on flat ground helps him develop balance; shoes aren't necessary.

If your baby still can't stand while holding onto something at 18 months, or isn't trying to take even a few steps when you hold his hand, I'd recommend talking to your pediatrician or a child development specialist. But if he's started walking but isn't steady yet, be patient — trust him to explore at his own pace.