When helping a person walk, you walk
A) In front of the person
B) In back of the person
C) To the side and slightly behind the person
D) Where the person chooses

Question

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Walking to the side and slightly behind the person allows you to support them if they start to lose balance, while also giving them enough space to walk on their own. It also allows them to maintain their sense of independence and control, rather than feeling like they are being led or pulled.

When Helping a Person Walk, You Walk