Lazy baby
This is baby no3 so like to think I know what I’m doing 🤣 however this is my first boy.
7 months and still is t sitting up unaided, no interest in crawling. Only rolls onto his front and that’s literally it.
Not interested in food what so ever, I’ve tried everything!
Still doesn’t sleep through the night even on 2 naps …
My other 2 at this point was eating food like to was going out of fashion. And was definitely a lot more indecent with sitting, rolling etc.
I’m not worried as I’m sure he’ll do it when his ready, but is anyone else in the same boat? And when should I start worrying 🙈
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My first two were crawling at 5 months, pulling themselves up at 6 months and walking by 8 months. Sleeping through. But not eating well at all.
My youngest rolls all over the place and can sit unaided but cannot go from lying down to sitting, crawl and shows no interest in pulling herself up. She does not sleep through waking literally every couple hours. BUT is brilliant with her food. (There is 15 years between my youngest two though!)
They will get there when they get there. Enjoy them staying in one position!
Yes my son is the same! No sitting, crawling, spoon feeding only, won't lift food to his mouth.
Hes definitely lazy boy. Think he is happy to stay a baby 😅
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