Front to back and I think that's only because of her giant cranium making her fall over. Gets to her side from her back and that's as far as it gets.
I wish I knew how to post a video on here, that's EXACTLY what my DD does to roll over....her head drops to the side and she uses the momentum to get the rest of her body over. It cracks me up!!
Post by baytosa2013 on Sept 16, 2015 10:26:13 GMT -5
DD is rolling from back to tummy but only on the left side. She refuses to go the other way. She's been trying to to belly to back and is really pushing with her feet and grabbing with her hands so she ends up dragging herself across the mat! She loves sitting in her bouncy and kicking to make it bounce and she really likes the Bumbo too.
Nothing yet. Twice I've come into the room where I had laid her on her back and found her on her side, but that's it.
Also, total special snowflake here, but is there something I should be doing to help teach her or encourage her how to roll?
ETA: She is 3 1/2 months old
I don't think there's anything you can do. I tried everything I could think of with LBB and he never rolled. I barely even do tummy time with BH and he already rolls. Save yourself the stress I put myself through the first time - she'll roll when she's ready, or she won't, and that will be ok too.
He has rolled tummy to back several times but it has been a while since he did it. I don't do much floor tummy time with him though because, despite today's HDBD pic, he pretty much hates it. He'll do it consistently when he's ready.
Post by ravinraven216 on Sept 16, 2015 18:17:13 GMT -5
DS can get on his side, especially from back to side, but no rolls. He's really strong, but he also weighs a ton and had a fluffy butt, which puts him at a slight disadvantage.
Most of the time when I put him on his tums, he just tries to scoot forward and he drools a lot.
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