Crawling

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Anyone have any tips on encouraging ctawling? My son sits up and rolls but will just go on his tummy then get angry with himself cause he can't do anything else

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I found with my first born he picked it up soon after I started crawling around 😆 Made myself look a fool for a bit, but jt was effective!!

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My first born just mastered it quick and was off but my son would prefer to lay there and laugh at us lol

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Put a rolled up small blanket under their armpits/tummy area when to help them into all fours. Also, when on tummy, push their knees up towards their tummy/armpit, and they should straighten their legs, which will push them forward!

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You are not alone my baby is same
He can sits up well can move from one place to another by wiggling but isn't crawling yet

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