Crawling/Forward movement

My LO who just turned 4 month old can roll both ways for last 2-3 weeks. It was fine until she flips on her tummy within one second of putting her down. It doesn't stop there, she is using both arms and feet to move forward and she does manage to get ahead a tiny bit. I don't mind whatever she naturally wants to do but this comes with several minutes of grunting, getting tired and frustrated at herself. What do I do? Send help 🥲

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I feel like these 2026 babies aren't playing around 😂 my little guy is about to turn 4 months and started rolling a couple weeks ago too and is constantly wanting to roll, trying to sit up and move everywhere 😂. I feel like he gets angry because he can't get to where he wants his body to go 😂. I guess we just follow their lead? Loads of floor time, supported sitting, assisted crawling etc x

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My LO who just turned 4 month old can roll both ways for last 2-3 weeks. It was fine until she flips on her tummy within one second of putting her down. It doesn't stop there, she is using both arms and feet to move forward and she does manage to get ahead a tiny bit. I don't mind whatever she naturally wants to do but this comes with several minutes of grunting, getting tired and frustrated at herself. What do I do? Send help 🥲

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