Helping baby with rolling

Your baby is ridiculously cute! Mine rolls belly to back but not interest back to belly

Not sure if it helped or anything but mine has had lots of floor time on her back and belly. To transition to and from tummy time I'd scrunch a leg up and turn her to end up in tummy time, and then would do the same coming out of tummy time, to get the feel of how it is supposed to be. She just kind of surprised us out of the blue by doing it at daycare last Monday and us having to transition her back to her crib and say goodbye to the bassinet.

He’s so cute how much did he weigh at birth!? 😍I love his cheeks

And also it’s normal for babies not to roll just yet. I hear around 5 months is when they’ll start to roll if they haven’t already

We did side lying along with tummy time. Also place something just out of sight so they have to turn their head to the point of turning their body

out of sight when they are in what position?

on their back. I follow a peds pt on insta and it's been very helpful https://instagram.com/milestones.and.motherhood?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

he weighed 8 pounds at birth. He was at 15 pounds on his 2 month check up.

Lots of tummy time and patience. He’ll get there when his muscles are strong enough.

No way my soon too on the 11th 😱😆😆😆😆

Omg such a ham! He put on weight so quickly!! What a legend

I feel guilty when my friend who’s baby is 7 weeks younger than mine is hitting milestones faster than mine, but I have to remind myself that every baby is different and I believe rolling back to belly is around 6 months or so before they might be concerned. I literally roll her over and over until she gets tired of me 😂

Cutie patoootie!!!!