Rolling over

[jmc11511]

Anyone else's LO not rolling over yet? He gets really close but can't quite make it all the way over. I know technically, even though he is actually 5 months already, adjusted age he's only 4 months. I can't remember when DS1 rolled...It seems like a lot of people expect him to be rolling by now.

[rubykitten]

Mine sort of rolls onto her side. She's 4 months on the 14th. She spends almost all of her "tummy time" in the carrier so she doesn't have much time to practice

[craftcrazymama]

LO has rolled a few times, a couple of days ago, but hasn't tried since. I don't think he was impressed about ending up on his tummy. He HATES tummy time.

[renbee]

DS is 3.5 months and he sometimes rolls belly to back. But sometimes he forgets how!

I think it will still be a bit before he rolls back to belly. Although he got close the other day, I think that was a fluke though.

[minae01]

Nope. No consistent rolling here and A will be 5 months Tuesday. She hates tummy time but seems to like being on her side. No worries from me yet.

[Deleted]

LO did it once a month ago. She is closer to rolling back to belly than belly to back but her shoulder muscles are too tight. She tends to pull arms back and rest on her chest with neck up when doing tummy time.

ETA she was 4 mo on the 2nd.

[jags8]

DS consistently rolls belly to back. He has only rolled back two belly 3 times in the last two weeks.

[oreille]

He has been able to roll belly to back since he hit about 2 months old.  He started rolling to his left side to sleep maybe 2 weeks ago (11ish weeks).  He can't roll back to belly yet, and it doesn't look like he will for a while.  I suspect he is going to LOVE being able to roll over on his belly to sleep.

[scotty138]

M rolls belly to back and is very close to rolling back to belly. I think he is just waiting for me to leave him alone so he can do it and I'll miss it.

[jmc11511]

I meant rolling from belly to back. He can get on to his side while on his back and he lifts his head up and turns side to side while on his belly but he has yet to flip onto his back.

[jags8]

Aug 8, 2016 8:01:51 GMT -5 lovemyk said:

On a related note, my kid's failure to roll may be directly related to us barely ever putting him on the floor. With his crazy sister running around he gets a lot less floor time, also I just want all the snuggles...

DS doesn't do much tummy time at home either, because sometimes our dogs get crazy and don't pay attention to their surroundings. He does his tummy time at the sitters, or with me while we are at my nanny job.

[wineallthetime]

L is an older April baby and just started rolling back to belly today. I wouldn't be stressed about it if she wasn't doing it yet though.

[jmc11511]

He rolled from belly to back today. We all cheered and he laid there looking at us like we were all insane. He did it while DH was watching and I was cooking dinner. Of course.

[creepyeyeball]

He's a week shy of four months. So close to back to tummy. I thought he almost had it today. Soon. He doesn't spend much time on his tummy to go belly to back.

[minae01]

In the last two days, DD has suddenly started consistently rolling back to belly. This is funny because she hates tummy time and can't figure out how to do belly to back. She gets very upset when she rolls but keeps doing it! I need her to figure out belly to back asap.

[MissMusic]

Not even close here!

[creepyeyeball]

He rolled back to belly today for the first time. Exactly one week shy of four months. He got stuck on his belly with his arm pinned under him and looked at me like, "WTHeck do I do now?"