The tips are great thank you. Regarding Tummy time for at least 80 minutes a day. Isn't that a bit too much? How would we break that down into multiple sessions?
Yes I realize it sounds like a lot, but we want to have the baby spending as much time playing on the floor, and limit use of baby gear, to give them an opportunity to strengthen the muscles that will make it possible for them to roll over, crawl and then walk in the upcoming months. If your baby can go for 20 minutes at a time, you can plan 4 tummy time sessions throughout the day. If your baby will only do 15 minutes, then you can do 5 sessions throughout the day. You will need to have your baby distracted and playing while doing tummy time for them to enjoy it and want to do it. You might find some ideas for how to make tummy time enjoyable, and get ideas of how to distract the baby during tummy time from this blog post: friendlykiddoc.com/tummy-time/
My baby hates tummy time. He either suck on his fingers or just turns back now as he learnt to roll back. I bought so many toys which were supposed to encourage him for tummy time but nothing really helped. Any suggestions to make him love tummy time?
It’s great that your baby is rolling around. Do the best you can to find ways to interest her to do tummy time. I have a separate video, you might find helpful, that goes into more detail: th-cam.com/video/vLGsbj17fkU/w-d-xo.html
Each baby develops at their own individual pace, and some babies take a little longer to master the skill set. Give your baby plenty of tummy time and opportunities to practice rolling over. I have a separate video on how to teach a baby to roll over that goes into detail on things you can do.
I know this is a 6mo question, however, they’ll play with anything. I use to make shakers by putting stuff into old water bottles and gluing the top on. You can also make sensory bags but putting stuff into one ziplock bag and then put that into another stronger ziplock. You can have them squish paint around under a piece of Saran Wrap or inside a ziplock on paper or old cardboard. You can put things into a tissue box and let them pull it out. You can use oatmeal containers or something similar for “posting” by cutting holes/slits in the top that can fit cards or q-tips. You can lay a blanket down outside and just let them explore.
Rona thank you for your question. It's common for babies to hate tummy time, it's hard work for them. I have another video that talks about ways to get babies to enjoy it more: th-cam.com/video/vLGsbj17fkU/w-d-xo.html Find an approach that your baby tolerates better and keep giving him practice on a daily basis.
Thank you for watching this video. All babies develop at their own individual pace. I would not be concerned just yet about the baby's development. Since your 5 month old is already rolling from back to tummy, I would focus on doing activities to try to help the baby master rolling from tummy to back. You may find this video helpful: th-cam.com/video/C6T_wFXf4nQ/w-d-xo.html
Prathiba thank you for watching my video. Something you can try doing is placing the palm of your hand over your baby's feet when she's on her tummy. This will help her be able to push off of and move forward. I demonstrate this technique and several others in my video dedicated on teaching a baby to crawl: th-cam.com/video/VYlz_j0V4Qk/w-d-xo.html You may find this helpful.
My baby entered in 4th month and starting rolling 🎉
The tips are great thank you. Regarding Tummy time for at least 80 minutes a day. Isn't that a bit too much? How would we break that down into multiple sessions?
Yes I realize it sounds like a lot, but we want to have the baby spending as much time playing on the floor, and limit use of baby gear, to give them an opportunity to strengthen the muscles that will make it possible for them to roll over, crawl and then walk in the upcoming months. If your baby can go for 20 minutes at a time, you can plan 4 tummy time sessions throughout the day. If your baby will only do 15 minutes, then you can do 5 sessions throughout the day. You will need to have your baby distracted and playing while doing tummy time for them to enjoy it and want to do it. You might find some ideas for how to make tummy time enjoyable, and get ideas of how to distract the baby during tummy time from this blog post: friendlykiddoc.com/tummy-time/
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My baby hates tummy time. He either suck on his fingers or just turns back now as he learnt to roll back. I bought so many toys which were supposed to encourage him for tummy time but nothing really helped. Any suggestions to make him love tummy time?
Great information and explanation along with lovely smile and voice:).
How should i do if my baby rolls up and down and everywhere, but when it's tummy time she just rolls to avoid it??
It’s great that your baby is rolling around. Do the best you can to find ways to interest her to do tummy time. I have a separate video, you might find helpful, that goes into more detail: th-cam.com/video/vLGsbj17fkU/w-d-xo.html
Aww great easy lessons. Thanks
These are fun activities!
Thank you for your feedback Alla.
My baby is 4months and won't roll . What do I do
1. you relax... 2. every baby reaches the milestones at their own pace... nothing is wrong with him/her. have patience
Each baby develops at their own individual pace, and some babies take a little longer to master the skill set. Give your baby plenty of tummy time and opportunities to practice rolling over. I have a separate video on how to teach a baby to roll over that goes into detail on things you can do.
My baby is almost 5 months and he only roll over from his stomach to back only 3 or 4 times and this it since he been doing it
show him to roll and he will follow you
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My baby hate tummy time
i cant afford much. can anyone give me ideas to make things for him?
I know this is a 6mo question, however, they’ll play with anything. I use to make shakers by putting stuff into old water bottles and gluing the top on. You can also make sensory bags but putting stuff into one ziplock bag and then put that into another stronger ziplock. You can have them squish paint around under a piece of Saran Wrap or inside a ziplock on paper or old cardboard. You can put things into a tissue box and let them pull it out. You can use oatmeal containers or something similar for “posting” by cutting holes/slits in the top that can fit cards or q-tips. You can lay a blanket down outside and just let them explore.
Helpful tips for fun engaging activities!
Thank you for your feedback Yelena.
Hi what would i do with my baby he's 4months old now and he hate tummy time and still he can't lift up his head, what would i do
Rona thank you for your question. It's common for babies to hate tummy time, it's hard work for them. I have another video that talks about ways to get babies to enjoy it more: th-cam.com/video/vLGsbj17fkU/w-d-xo.html
Find an approach that your baby tolerates better and keep giving him practice on a daily basis.
Mine too
Patty cake is good too
May I know if there is any problem if my baby can roll from back to tummy and not tummy to back at 5 months?
Thank you for watching this video. All babies develop at their own individual pace. I would not be concerned just yet about the baby's development. Since your 5 month old is already rolling from back to tummy, I would focus on doing activities to try to help the baby master rolling from tummy to back. You may find this video helpful: th-cam.com/video/C6T_wFXf4nQ/w-d-xo.html
My baby is the opposite he only rolled from belly to back or back to side but he won't roll for back to tummy
My son is 4 months and never like tummy time
Its completely normal😊
Great information. Thanks!!
Thanks for sharing these great activity ideas!
My pleasure Mark!
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Hi my baby girl is 4mnths 15 days old she is starting crawling backwards what should I do for the proper crawling
Prathiba thank you for watching my video. Something you can try doing is placing the palm of your hand over your baby's feet when she's on her tummy. This will help her be able to push off of and move forward. I demonstrate this technique and several others in my video dedicated on teaching a baby to crawl: th-cam.com/video/VYlz_j0V4Qk/w-d-xo.html
You may find this helpful.