@develobaby: I see quite a lot of babies who lean to their side during tummy time and thus have difficulty staying on the tummy. When a baby rolls from tummy to back very early, it is not because they are stronger and have already mastered a milestone that would otherwise only be achieved much later. It’s more often a sign of asymmetric development with a strong muscular pull to one side. Try this little tummy time hack if your baby falls to one side: This sweet boy is three months old and fell to his left. He would almost always lean on his left arm during tummy time. I wanted him to regain symmetry by practicing weight bearing on his right arm. I put my fingers in his left armpit and shifted his weight a tiny bit to his right. This is an example of an exercise in my course “Develobaby - Tummy Time”. I hope this is helpful for you! Let me know if you want more similar content by commenting or saving 🥰 With love, Maria ♥️ (Your Baby PT from Denmark) . . . . . #Babypt #paediatricpt #paediatricot #strongbaby #babyexercises #babyhack #newborn #babyexercise #nappychange #sensoryintegration #momhack #babyplay #motordevelopment #montessoriparenting #montessori #flathead #babytips #babydevelopment
