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11K views · 11 reactions | Have a baby who's working on rolling over...

When tummy time is done and you’re about to take your baby, instead of rolling her the usual way, try this little method. Gently push one leg to the side and guide her into a rolling motion. This simple trick helps your baby practice how to roll over naturally, building strength in her muscles and coordination at the same time. It’s such an easy step to add to your daily routine, but it makes a big difference in encouraging her development. Not only does it help her reach milestones faster, it a

The active roll from tummy to back — the one where baby controls their muscles and rolls on purpose — usually comes around 4–8 weeks after the back-to-tummy roll. Most babies don’t need help with this, but I often hear parents say their little one gets “stuck” on their tummy at night and ends up upset. In that case, it definitely makes sense to practice. When I work on tummy-to-back rolls with babies, I do it just like in this video. I place a toy in front of baby to keep them motivated to stay