Jessica Alba and Her Caped Crusader

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Is Honor Marie Warren a budding superhero? The 15-month-old wore a satin cape — complete with an ‘H’ embroidered on the back — to catch a flight with Jessica Alba at LAX on Thursday.

She may not be leaping tall buildings in a single bound, but Honor is getting steady on her feet! Dad Cash Warren Tweeted on August 24th, “Honor took her first steps tonight!! uh oh…”

Honor wears Pediped Katelyn’s in Silver ($32), a Cutie Pa Tutus Personalized Super Hero Cape in Hot Pink ($45) and a Madras Cami by 77kids by American Eagle ($24.50).

Comments

TMia on September 7th, 2009

Such a cutie! Love those color on her. I know children do things at different rates but i’m suprised she’s just now taking her first steps. Maybe carrying her so much delayed her walking, it does happen. Lovely child regardless.

Amber H. on September 7th, 2009

What a cutie! We got my 3 yr old daughter a silky pink cape with an “e” and mask for her birthday this summer and she LOVES it! I’m not sure where Honor’s came from but ours is from Super Fly Kidz on Etsy. Great price and well made!

k on September 7th, 2009

Such a cute little girl!

April on September 7th, 2009

There’s a note that says where Honor’s cape is from.

I don’t think 15 months is late to walk, my girls walked at 14 months and 16 months.

Laura on September 7th, 2009

I took my first steps at 11 months….so I don’t know what is “normal” to start walking. 15 months sounds late.

April on September 7th, 2009

Also she is 15 months today so she was 14 months when she started walking.

Mariasha on September 7th, 2009

I wouldn’t let her walk in a crowded place like in this picture with all the paparazzi around. There are plenty of places and times where she can actually try it out, without it being a hassle to both her and her mum.

Samantha on September 7th, 2009

That is too cute!!

urbanadventurertales on September 7th, 2009

So this makes sense why she wouldn’t have Honor walk more! Because she wasn’t walking yet (not to mention she’s in a crowded paparazzi filled place). My twins started walking at 13 and 14 months. I think 15 months is a little late, but not abnormal at all.

Angelia on September 7th, 2009

15 months is on the late side because 9-16 months is the “normal range” but all kids develop differently and do things at their own pace. My now 3 year old walked at 10 months and my 8 month old can take a couple steps on her own.

melissa on September 7th, 2009

no way is 14 months late…bet she has been cruising the furniture for a while.. as for carrying her causing delays, i would bet the house she dont carry her everywhere..most pictures we see of them are taken outside as they are heading somewhere and there are a million photographers..
she is such a cute little girl!

Chicki on September 7th, 2009

I was told that I started walking at the same age (15 mos.) because I was the first baby in my family in a long time, and everyone carried me everywhere! It does seem a bit late, but then every child is different!

Bancie1031 on September 7th, 2009

Awww now Jess and Cash are going to have their hands FULL lol …. no 14/15 months is completely normal age range for walking (the normal age range is 10 months – 18 months) ….. and some kids walk later than that.
TMia – Whether she’s carried alot or not she (nor would any child) isn’t going to walk until she’s ready. When she’s ready she’s ready and she’s going to walk period.
My cousin’s little boy was carried A LOT but by 7 months he was walking.

meghan on September 7th, 2009

15 months is a totally normal time to start walking… usually when babies walk later – they are better at it off the bat. they tend to not be wobbly, etc. as early walkers are…

Megan on September 7th, 2009

50% of children walk by one year of age. However, you’ve got the early walkers and the late walkers. Early walkers can walk as soon at 9 monthes and then there are children that don’t start walking independently until 16 monthes of age. It all depends on muscle strength, balance, and temperament.

Melanie F. on September 7th, 2009

Honor is sooooo cute. I saw other photos on another site and Honor was walking at the airport.

Jessica on September 7th, 2009

Love the cape,hope it’s got velcro closure or something, for safety. She does seem a little on the later side of “normal” But who’s job is it to judge what “normal” is. My son wasn’t talking a lot yet at 1 and everyone made a big deal about it. Our pediatrician made us see therapists, audiologists, specialists…After racking up a nice bill for our insurance company, he’s 2.5 and talking up a storm. Kids will develop at their own pace and do things when they’re ready.

L on September 7th, 2009

These days kids start walking at all ages…so what exactly is “normal”…a friends daughter started walking at 7months and another didn’t start until 16…so to each its own!

Honor always looks so adorable, I love her cape!!

Adeline on September 7th, 2009

Maybe it’s because she looks so much like her daddy, but I often think Honor’s a little boy. My nephew is named Honor so that might add to the confusion. Still cute pink outfits like this one sure help to keep me straight on her gender.

Mary-Helen on September 7th, 2009

Honor walking?! Jessica and Cash are going to have their hands full because she just looks like she’s a mischief maker!

Love her cape! It’s super Honor!

fuzibuni on September 7th, 2009

Jessica and Cash were probably very relieved when Honor took her first steps. Walking at 15 months is definitely on the late side of things, but doesn’t mean there is anything wrong with her.
Her muscles and gross motor coordination just took longer to develop than some other babies her age.

Alice on September 7th, 2009

Mary-Helen, good find with Super-Honor!! So funny

She’s a cutie and I bet she’ll be running everywhere soon enough! I walked at 10 months but from your comments 14 months is indeed in the “normal” range, so there’s no problem with Honor! Jessica and Cash just got a little more “rest” to get ready. Now their arms will be relieved and their legs will start the hard work of chasing her!

All Women Stalker on September 7th, 2009

What a cutie! I love kids in costume.

-meream

NettieB on September 7th, 2009

She’s my favorite!

Michelle on September 7th, 2009

I don’t think that’s late to walk at all. My girls were cruising prior to that, but didn’t walk independantly (w/out holding on to anything) till around 16 and 17 months. My oldest started cruising (she had only been crawling backwards) and a few days later figured out how to crawl forwards and totally gave up on the cruising for awile. Every child develops differently. Some are early walkers, some later. And my kids are much older now and walking a bit later never gave them problems of any sort.

I have to say, I think Honor is one of the cutest celeb babies out there!

Maureen on September 7th, 2009

I started walking at 15 months – which seems really late, and concerned my mom for quite awhile – but from what I understand, every baby reaches their milestones at different times, so there’s really no need to worry.

Marci on September 7th, 2009

She is adorable and 14 or 15 months is absolutely normal for this little lady to be walking. The only ones who seem worried are the posters on here. I really used to enjoy coming to this site but now all I see is..this one’s too old to be just walking, this one needs a haircut, this one needs to stop using a pacifier. These celebrities, although they have a lot more money than us, are still just regular parents striving to do what’s best for their kids. All it is here lately is an argument about everything.

Patricia on September 7th, 2009

I love that she has a little ” H” on her shiny pink cape:)

she’s just to die for! what a cutie pie!

love her

courtney on September 7th, 2009

She is so gorgeous! Such an angel!

Allison on September 7th, 2009

I feel so sorry for the ladies who’s children started walking at 7, 8, 9 months old!

Sam & Freya's Mum on September 7th, 2009

anon I agree, we definitely were not in too much of a hurry as once they’re mobile it’s all go and no going back – will do it when they’re ready, doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong! Our son walked at 14 mths and then our daughter right on 12 mths, a day or two after her first birthday. It’s quite common from other mums I know, youngest being slightly earlier. Not uncommon for 2nd or 3rd children to walk earlier than oldest sibling as they have more incentive – someone to want to keep up with, lol…

marlee on September 7th, 2009

I have four kids – all walked at different stages:

10 mos.
15 mos.
14 mos.
13 mos.

All are developmentally on track and perfect!!! Just took it at their own pace.

Crystal on September 7th, 2009

Cash is sooo funny!! I don’t think 15 months is too late to start walking. There really isn’t a “set” time for a baby to start walking. I know they are soo happy! Little Honor is growing up soooo fast!!! ♥ this family!!

Emily on September 7th, 2009

Ladies I didn’t walk till 20 months! Didn’t talk till 22 months! And there’s nothing wrong with me. Averages are made from people on the perimetres too.
But yes, as the third kid, my parents were freaking out. Tested me for everything. Just didn’t realise that if i wanted anything, my sister or brother would just get it for me. – I was just sneaky and lazy!!

bubbs on September 8th, 2009

i was told, so could be complete rubbish, that a LOT of olympic athletes were “late walkers”…. something about the longer you spend crawling the better the two hemispheres of the brain may co-ordinate or something… so the later walkers often end up being the more physically gifted.

important not to confuse early mastery with superior mastery.

my kids walked at 9 months (son) and 21 months (daughter). go figure! both very normal… you could even describe them as a bit sporty.

Megan on September 8th, 2009

15 months seems to late to walk, but that must be because my little daredevil started cruising at 7 months and independently walking by 9 months.

isabellasmama on September 8th, 2009

My daughter didn’t walk until just a few days after she turned 18 months. Granted she was 3 months premature, people would always ask “how old is she?” then their next words were “what’s wrong with her, why isn’t she walking yet” tuns out nothing is “wrong” with her her pediatrician was not concerned at all and actually told me babies who crawl for longer periods of time tend to be better readers and have better coordination, it has something to do with the left/right of crawling. anyways sometimes people need to keep their unsolicited advice to themselves!!!!!!!!!!

Shannon on September 8th, 2009

My kids started walking at 9 months and 15 months, and my youngest is 15 months now and is just starting to really get teh hang of it. Our pediatricain and parent educator both say normal range os between 10-18 months, but some kids dont go til later than that and its not necessarily an indicator that something’s wrong. Kids just have to go at their own pace, you know? You can’t rush them. They’ll do it when they’re ready. I think Honor walking at15 months is completely normal, she sounds right on track with my own little girl.

She is one adorable baby! I love the headbands Jessica always has in her hair, I would KILL to get my daughter to keep anything in hers!!!!

Shirelle on September 8th, 2009

Honor is so cute! I think she looks more like Cash!

Leslie on September 8th, 2009

Anyone know where she gets all those cute headbands from?

KM on September 8th, 2009

Bot my girls walked at 18 months, and are very athletic now. They each one most athletic in their grades at school out of 150 kids. They also take dance and have been advanced to the elite competitive classes, and are the two youngest in the classes. The teacher tells me they have a gift. I wish I could have known that when I spent endless nights worrying about their lack of walking. What was I worrying about? Maybe Bubbs is right, they are on their way to be Olympians! Anyway, their gross motor skills are advanced for their ages now at 5 & 7.

P.S. They were late potty trainers as well…age 4. Now they are in the gifted program in school. Who would have thunk? Patience, my dear, is a virtue.

dawn on September 8th, 2009

my four kids all started walking at different ages
my oldest now 14 started walking at 12 months
my now 12 year old started at 12months also
my now 5 year old at 10 months
my now 3 year old at 7 months

Leto(Gaia's mom) on September 8th, 2009

My daughter started walking a few days ago! Very exciting! She looks so comfortable with it already and she’ll be 16months in a few days. We weren’t worried or anything, we figured she just really liked to crawl.

Terri on September 8th, 2009

I too heard that late walkers have a better sense of balalnce from crawling longer. That may be rubbish as well, but I hope I don’t stress over what age my kids start walking. Some mothers seems to get very anxious about it.

zinzi on September 9th, 2009

My brother started walking at 12 mths which seems “normal”, but the funny thing is that he did not start crawling until about 10mths!! He was much chubbier than Honor as a baby and seemed perfectly content to just sit and shout if he wanted anything. He’s 20 now and still a couch potato!

jenny on September 9th, 2009

she is so dang cute it’s ridiculous!!!! My boy was born april 6th and was running by Christmas day. He took his first steps at 8 months, but had it down to running by 8 1/2 months!!!

MiB on September 10th, 2009

Honor is such a cutie pie and I love her cape.

To those who say that 15 months is late to walk and suggested that this is because she has been carried so much: NO IT’S NOT. The normal age to start walking is, and has always been, 10-18 months. As someone said 50% can walk when they turn one, does that make the other 50% late walkers? Surely not! And the fact that she gets carried rather than pushed in a stroller while outside does not change a thing, besides, how else could she move about outdoors? There seems to be a popular belief (at least amongst a lot of visitors at CBB) that children who are carried won’t learn to walk, as opposed to those who are transported in strollers, well, that is not true. Unless the child has an underlying problem, they will learn to walk eventually, and how they are transported until then will not have had anything to do with it.

Now I’d better get off my soap box before I get a rep as a whining old b-ch