Teach your baby to Roll Over ★ Rolling over is an important milestone ★ Baby Exercises 3-6 months 

It's completely normal for babies to develop skills at different rates, and girls and boys may hit milestones at different times. 😊 Your little girl is unique and might need more time to roll over. It's great that she's trying! Make sure she has plenty of supervised tummy time to strengthen her muscles. Encourage her with toys or gentle support, like a rolled-up towel to assist with rolling. 🧸🤗 Always ensure her safety during these attempts. If she's crying, it might be due to frustration, so provide lots of positive reinforcement and reassurance. Every baby is different, and she'll get there in her own time! 💕👶🌈 #BabyMilestones #PatienceIsKey

My girl is 51/2 and not rolling over or sitting up

Thank you👍

There is nothing wrong with your baby, it is normal behavior👍👶😀 Remember to have a good time and encourage your baby. Tummy time should not be done if your baby dislikes it to much.

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It's understandable to feel concerned, but every baby progresses at their own pace. If your baby is having difficulty rolling over completely, you can try these tips: 1. Encourage Practice: Continue to provide plenty of supervised tummy time to strengthen your baby's muscles and encourage him to practice rolling over. 2. Observe and Assist: Pay attention to your baby's movements during tummy time and gently guide his hand out from underneath if it gets stuck. This can help him learn to roll over more smoothly. 3. Provide Interesting Stimuli: Place toys or objects slightly out of reach to motivate your baby to roll over in pursuit of them. Remember to be patient and supportive as your baby learns this new skill. With time and practice, he will likely become more adept at rolling over. 🔄💕 #BabyDevelopment #ParentingConcerns

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It's natural to feel concerned, but remember that every baby develops at their own pace. Here are some tips to encourage your baby to roll over: Tummy Time: Ensure your baby gets plenty of supervised tummy time. This helps strengthen the neck, shoulder, and arm muscles needed for rolling over. Start with short sessions and gradually increase the duration as your baby becomes more comfortable. Play on Both Sides: Encourage your baby to play on both their back and tummy. Place toys just out of reach to one side to encourage them to reach and roll. Use Toys as Motivation: Place your baby's favorite toys just out of reach to the side during tummy time. This can motivate them to try to roll over to reach the toys. Assist with Rolling: Gently guide your baby through the motions of rolling over. You can do this by helping them roll from their back to their tummy and vice versa. Use gentle encouragement and make it a fun activity. Interactive Play: Engage your baby in interactive play that encourages movement. For example, lie on the floor with your baby and use toys or sounds to encourage them to move and roll. Encourage Reaching and Grabbing: Place toys around your baby to encourage them to reach and grab. This can help them practice shifting their weight and build the muscles needed for rolling. Positive Reinforcement: Offer lots of praise and encouragement for any attempts at rolling over, even if they are not fully successful. Positive reinforcement can boost your baby's confidence. Create a Safe Environment: Ensure your baby has a safe and comfortable space to practice rolling. Remove any obstacles or hazards that could interfere with their movement. Remember, every baby is unique and reaches milestones at their own pace. With patience, encouragement, and practice, your baby will likely start rolling over soon. 🚼💕 #BabyDevelopment #ParentingTips

Every baby develops at their own pace! 😊 If your baby hasn't started rolling over by 7 months, try incorporating more supervised tummy time to strengthen their muscles. Place colorful toys just out of reach to encourage movement. Remember, each little one is unique -patience is key! 🌈👶 #BabyDevelopment #ParentingJourney"

when did your baby rolled over then? Im on the same boat and very concerned

The exercises are not a quick fix. You have to encourage your baby over a few weeks and maybe months to be active in the playtime exercises otherwise it will not work. Remember the activities must be fun for your baby. Enjoy👍😀👶

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did your baby rolled over then?

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Please do not worry. Just keep playing with her, and remember it has to be fun. It will come soon👍😀👶

Hi @dawateworld when did ur baby roll over

@@gayathribalraj320 at 6.5 or 7 months.

Mine is 9 months Still not rolling and crawling Very worried mum

​@@sarahabebrese8065when did your baby roll over plz reply.....my baby is 8 month Complete but not roll over plz reply

It's common for parents to be concerned about their baby's milestones, and it's great that you're paying attention to your son's development. Rolling over is an important milestone, typically occurring between 4 to 6 months of age. Here are some tips to encourage your baby to roll over, as well as some reassurances: Encouraging Rolling Over Tummy Time: Ensure your baby gets plenty of tummy time while awake and supervised. This helps strengthen the neck, shoulder, and arm muscles necessary for rolling over. Use Toys: Place toys just out of reach to one side during tummy time to encourage your baby to reach and roll towards them. This can motivate them to move and shift their weight. Assisted Rolling: Gently guide your baby through the motion of rolling over. For example, help them roll from their back to their tummy by gently turning their hips and shoulders. Play on Both Sides: Encourage your baby to spend time on both their back and tummy. This helps them develop the muscles and coordination needed for rolling. Interactive Play: Lie on the floor with your baby and use toys, sounds, or your voice to encourage them to move and roll. Babies often try to move towards interesting stimuli. Create a Safe Space: Ensure your baby has a safe and comfortable area to practice rolling. A soft mat or blanket on the floor can provide a good surface.

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It will work if you are persistent and try to have fun with your baby during the playtime activities 👍😀👶