
About This Record
Name
KRITHVIK VELAN. P.L
CATEGORY
RECORD HOLDER
DURATION / TIME
17 minutes and 32 seconds
AGE OF HOLDER
9 months
LOCATION
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RECORD DESCRIPTION
THE WORLD RECORD – KRITHVIK VELAN. P.L
krithvik velan. p. l has achieved an extraordinary world record for the longest supported standing, maintaining the position for an impressive duration of 17 minutes and 32 seconds at the tender age of 9 months.
this remarkable achievement demonstrates impressive early-age balance, body coordination, stability, physical control, alertness, and determination. maintaining a supported standing position for the recorded duration reflects remarkable early mobility and developing physical abilities at a very young age.
the kingdom world records proudly recognizes and officially confirms krithvik velan. p. l as a world record holder for this exceptional early-age accomplishment. the activity was performed with close adult support and appropriate safety precautions, with priority given to the child’s comfort and well-being throughout the attempt.
heartiest congratulations to krithvik velan. p. l, the parents, family, and everyone who supported and encouraged this remarkable achievement.
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