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Bhagya sri Mom of a 5 yr 1 m old girl
motor skills development
My baby is 4months old she is not trying to crawl. However, she is rolling over and crying a lot. please share your tips to encourage/ health her to do so.
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Shraddha Ghag Mom of a 5 yr 4 m old girl 4 years ago
Try to put up some things which makes sound such as toys with music and keep it in front of the baby not too close not too far and let the baby see the toy he/she will automatically make a move just encourage your baby to come forward and pull the toy backwards so that the baby reaches upto the toy . This way your baby will crawl soon
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Maninder Kaur Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
Don't get stressed every baby has their own way to do things. She will gradually do it on her own also do not introduce walkers right now take some more months
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Varshanjali Gagan Mom of a 6 yr 7 m old girl 4 years ago
As per my experience every child is different sometimes a child doesn’t crawl instead starts walking straight away. Also, you may introduce baby walker in baby’s initial walking trials
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Siddharth Sharma Father of 2 children 4 years ago
day by day she will learn herself.
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