The 6 Stages of Crawling (And How to Help Your Baby Succeed!)
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- In this video, we cover the 6 stages of crawling and talk about how your baby develops from their first day outside the womb all the way up until they're able to move fully under their own power. Packed with helpful tips and information about all things physiological throughout your baby's first year, and the milestones to watch out for as they grow and transition from infant to toddler.
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My kids were very different as well. My daughter... Crawled at 3.5 months. Big baby to begin with. Her brother, didn't move until 10 months... Baby boy, he did it at 6 months. But.. life the video said, every child is different. So nobody should be judging or putting their baby in a bubble. He/She will move when they are ready. But do give them time to try..
This is soooooo helpful, buddy! Each stage is critical as you point out. Many thanks!
You guys documented baby development so well!!
omg my baby girl is actually transitioning from the army crawl. This video is so accurate! I swear it's like looking at her. She did the plank all day!! My boy preferred rocking back and forth. They were so different :) Thank you! I enjoyed it a lot!!
my daughter jus crawled today for the first time n she went thru every stage u mentioned. felt like i was watching my own child in your video. the plank was a stage i didnt know existed but i seen my daughter do it and thought it was a one off.
My girl was rocking back and forth when she was 4.5 months and she is now crawling and she is 6.5 months now❤️
My child 6th month now and I'm searching like this video, thank you bro🙏
My 5 month old loves rolling from back to tummy, but seems to have no desire to roll from tummy to back lol. She is starting to lift her bottom into the air, and she is getting better at pushing up and extending her arms. It’s so wonderful to watch her achieve these milestones. I swear, last week she was flopping over when I’d sit her up, and now she can stay in a sitting-up position with little support. ❤
How is she doing now? My 5 month old only rolls from back to belly.
@@cr-lb5yh she's 15 months now, and she can't be stopped! I have learned that babies will do things on their own terms, not anyone else's lol.
I enjoyed this video so much! Thank you...
BROOOOOOOOOoooo! great video thanks. That was so much more informative then any other video that i've seen on the internet. I searched, and searched but this one his the sweet spot!
That smile is everything🥰
Such a cute baby 😘 God bless him. Thanks for the video. Very useful.
Thank you so much for this video 🙏🏽
This was so helpful, thank you!!!!
This video is the whole package
My son hated tummy time so I rarely did it. He’s 5 months now, rolling both ways, sits unassisted for a few minutes and almost crawling. Your baby can and will develop without tons of tummy time!
Mine too, he did very little tummy
Time
One day he just started rolling and crolling
Same here!
Same! Mine would cry at every tummy time session so I just stopped and figured well it would be nice if she could crawl a little later at least I won't be chasing her around yet... She learned crawling at 6 months, and I didn't get the rest I needed
Mine as well
I have to agree with you on tummy time. Tummy time is important, yes, but the child develops everyday so does not necessarily need tummy time from day one. However, the earlier they start, logically, the quicker they get used to it.
. You just have to keep encouraging them along in their developmental stages.
Brilliant video. Thank you!
sooo cute and helpful - thank you!
I love this video so much! Thank you for creating it!!!
And your son is adorable! He reminds me of mine a bit
This is so great! Exactly the trajectory my 9 month old has taken. Full on crawling now! Man I miss the stationary days!
Hah... It's a whole different ballgame now!
lol
Thank u! I've been looking for smth like that)
My eldest daughter hated tummy time - so much so she learnt to sit up really early just to get off her tummy 😄 She learnt to crawl fully by 9 months starting from the sitting position. My youngest daughter loves tummy time and is progressing through all the crawling milestones by the book 🤷♀️
Excellent delivery. Well done
So well explained, thank you so much! And your baby boy is so cute 😍
Daughter was in the NICU the first two months of her life so at 9 months she started consistently rolling over and pushing up straight with arms. Practicing on crawling now with her.
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My baby was in the NICU first two months as well and HATED tummy time.. They are 8 and a half months now and not crawling yet.. Still working on it
@@rae7864 Daughter is 15 months now. She started crawling the week she turned one. She’s now practicing walking and holding unto the couch or coffee table. Not yet standing on her own. Slowly but surely we’re getting there.
@@janjans77 my baby was a preterm at 33 weeks and was in the NICU. He just turned five months. Does that just mean his milestones will be later?
Fellow NICU parents here. My son was born a month early due to emergency c section. He was in the NICU for almost a month. He always hated tummy time so we didn’t do it constantly.. especially with two months of colic. He’s almost 8 months, he can’t crawl yet, but he can sit up and is starting to stand with help, and has taken a couple steps! He can only roll from back to tummy, but still has trouble going from tummy to back. He also just got his bottom teeth!
Love this thank you x
Isn't that a blessing :D thank God for giving us these adorable childs
Such a great video! You are so right, babies are very different! My little one is 5 months, she doesn't sits, but she army crawls, planks, gets up on knees and arms and rocks 😅 looking forward for the sitting milestone!
My son he is sitting right after all the activities you mentioned above
Thanks for sharing!
Just adorable watching how you were able to video all of these motions and share the same with us. God bless you all.
Thank you for this video, it was exactly what I needed.
This video is so precious. Outstanding at showing the developmental stages of crawling. Thank you for sharing!
Good job, there is an excitement that comes when watching the videos and relating what our kids growing into
My eldest hated tummy time when she was a baby and went straight to sitting then standing and walking. I think every baby is different.
My Baby is 7 months old she is Not interested in rolling at all ..nd Not crawling but sits with assistance
Thank you for this video, so helpful to learn about the journey of crawling.
Wow man. Thank you SO MUCH
Just what I was looking for thank you
Good job Xander👍🏾
So much useful information in this video. Thank you!
Very good video, thank you!
What a beautiful video 😍
Your boy is gorgeous!!! And your video was very helpful, info said in a simple and clear manner and explaind with your s child experience. Love it!!!!!!
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it!
Omg so cute....loved the vid❤
He is so adorable 🥰🥰🥰🥰💯
Such a brilliant video! Thank you! 🙏😊🙏
Very well done...the video,the commentary... everything.Xander is adorable...😊😊
Thank you! :)
Great tips sharing ✨
My girl is 5 months and has been army crawling for weeks, she started planking yesterday!
Thank you
Thank you so much!
So cute!
Omg he’s so cute!!!
Wicked video thank you!!!
Super video, thanks a lot ❤
Aw felt so proud of him as he was my son! Adorable! Thanks for this video! Very informative and hopefully my son will be crawling soon too! He seems to be entering stage 6 now!
Thanks for this, your baby is adorable!
Love this video 💓💓
It's called "creeping" when on hands and knees(according to Gesell's original longitudinal research).! Tummy crawling is an important ability made possible by inhibition of the asymmetrical tonic neck reflex. Children and adults unable to tummy crawl lack maturation of the ATNR, but therapeutic maturation/inhibition can result in passing standards for fire fighter or military combat mobility is possible.. Tummy crawling with a strong leg extension can be helped by giving resistance to infant leg thrusting from early infancy--just resist the thrust a tiny bit to build strength and when the tummy crawl brain network is ready the child will take off automatically (so prepare the environment for all that exploration).
Great video, amazing job, thank you! Hope to see more! Your son is a star! God bless you from Croatia
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Thank you.
Excellent video!
What an excellent video. Thank you. :)
He is so adorable. What a blessing.
Such a cute little pie, great video...thanks and love from Sri Lanka
Really enjoyed this thanks so much great advice 😀
This ‘s very informative. Big Ta.
This helped a lot my baby was right where she needed to be after army crawling for a few weeks she’s now on her hands and knees crawling lol and pulling herself up now on furniture
Very thorough explanation! Thank you!
Well done!
This is such an awesome video!!
My son has that baby gym too still loves playing with it 😊
Both our kids have loved it! And we only walk around the house singing the songs MOST of the time :)
Loved this video.
Thank you so much for this! I know what to look for for my little one.
I wish I found this video months ago. My baby daughter is 6 months old, but we are a little bit behind on these skills. I’ve been working more on tummy time, and she can roll from belly to back (she can almost roll from back to belly, but is stopped by her arm). She can sit when in her high chair and her rocking chair, but not when entirely unsupported. Her head balance is good, and we spend a lot of time holding her up, so that part is good. She also wants to walk when we hold her in a standing position, moving her legs forward to make steps. Obviously, she is not on her full weight, as her muscles aren’t strong enough, but you can see that she wants to get around and explore everything.
Hopefully, I’m not too far behind and she can reach these milestones soon. I’ll be using this video as reference. Thanks for putting it together!
how does it go so far Daniel?
My little girl in her 6months also is lacking behind a little bit and my main concern is her neck balance not suitable yet, her head still moves front and back I don't know what else to do
That army crawl is essential for a well organized brain AND the build up of lung strength and health. So glad you didn’t skip it
This is a great video.
Xander is different, he's a professional baby. Lol ☺️
My baby is 7months with hydrocephalus ,still training him to roll and sitting...tummy times are being so helpful with his neck nd the back
My baby too.but how to train
Very useful info! Please keep sharing 😊
Thank you! Will do!
well explained
Such a cute baby!
So fascinating! Both of my littles have army crawled and planked around long before getting into a sitting position.
First little only tolerated short tummy time, but was a preemie and slept only on his tummy. Second baby from the beginning has preferred tummy time and has always rolled onto her side to sleep from the first weeks.
This is such a fantastic well-put-together video! Thank you my baby is at the push-up / plank stage, going to use your tips hopefully he'll be Crawling by Christmas LOL
Great video! However, you may need to modify the terminology. The first stage of the baby's movement is CRAWLING where the baby moves on the belly (CRAWLING) with support from the arms and by kicking either with the knees or feet (This is what you referred to in Stage 6 of your video as "Army crawl"). Where the baby moves on all fours (belly off the floor/ground) is termed CREEPING.
This video is amazing!!
What a silly boy ❤❤❤ loved this video
My son is 5 months old. He's started planking amd even scooting backwards but he still can't roll front to back. Back to front is no problem. He's been pivoting for a couple months now to get to his toys. He's been sitting up unsupported since early 4 months but needed help getting into the sitting position. It's funny how he's learning in such a strange order. But he's learning fast too. He loves tummy time and will spent upwards of 2 hours doing tummy time a day.
Update because this changed quick. Still 5 months. Now crawling. God help us because he's now trying to figure out cruising and our baby gates haven't even gotten here yet 🤦♀️.
So, my baby army crawled before sitting up. He is now able to sit up at 5 months and balance on his hands in front of him. But he army crawled at 15 weeks. We think he'll sit up unassisted soon as every few days he gets more and more into sitting up. He puts himself into tummy time from the sitting position and all other positions like lying down etc. I say this so other parents can see a different order on the way to proper crawling
Thank you so much for such a beautiful and informative video!
Hey man, thanks for your video. Hope you're well.
Awesome video!
Thanks from a Grandmother from Texas!
I need this video,thanks.
so helpful
My daughter is 3.5 months and rolls both ways. Can’t wait to see when she’ll start sitting unassisted and other milestones!
My daughter is 4 months and started sitting all ready but she hasn't rolled sides ever yet. So excited to see she is crawling.
So cute 😍
great content . thanks ! :)
Nice video thank you
Our little one at 6.5 months can do a limited army crawl. He hasn't planned our sat up on his own yet. He is getting do close to crawling. He is growing so fast.
They do grow SO fast *crying emoji* ... sounds like he is going gangbusters and doing great!
Can I get help a first time mom and my little girl of 6 is just leaning how to sit but my main concern is that her neck is not yet strong so she still moves she head front and back.
Great relaxing voice
Thank you! 🙂
You can literally be talking about dry wall and I'd still watch hahahhaa
That voice. Man.. Angelic
Lovely baby 🥰and wonderful info👍
Thank you 🤗
Thank u