Babies need more practice to roll and climb
For babies aged 4 to 6 months, the development of each part of the body matures, and some reflex reactions will appear. They want to try a “salted fish turn over”.
First try to lie down, then try to lie flat, the baby is so tough, it doesn’t stop for a moment.
Guidance · When the baby is awake, lie on the bed flat, the mother will place the baby’s toy to align him, let the baby’s head gently tilt to one side, if he is interested in the toy, he will even imitate the hand, soThe movement will cause the baby’s body to slowly turn over.
The mother can also grasp the baby’s feet with both hands, slowly turn to the other direction, and tilt the body from bottom to top.
· Mum picks up the baby and keeps the baby at a distance from her body. It is better not to let the baby touch the mother’s chest.
Talk to your baby, make him play, and attract him to look at his mother’s face.
This can train your baby to support her head strength, exercise her neck muscles, and help her turn over.
It is safe to remind the baby to lie on his back most of the time. When he starts to turn over, he must pay attention to see if there are any dangerous items in the area touched by his little hand, in order to prevent the baby from being scratched and injured, and prevent the baby from putting items in his mouth.Cause suffocation.
Babies who have just learned to turn around, like to try the joy of new things, so they like to turn around.
If your safety measures are not done well, he is likely to roll off the bed and cause injury, so the role of the guardrail of the baby bed cannot be taken lightly.
The baby in the turning stage, the mother must take care of it, it is best not to leave the baby.
Restricted by his athletic ability, he is likely to turn over and fail to return. Without the help of an adult, it is easy to cause the baby to suffocate and die. I hope the mother will be careful and cautious.
The vertebrae, hips, and waist of babies who have been sitting for 6 to 8 months have gradually grown stronger, so it is a natural development of continuous movements from turning to sitting.
Usually, the baby will first sit in a semi-lying position, and then the body will lean forward slightly, and support it with both hands above.
However, if he falls, he will not be able to return to his seated position, and he will not be able to sit upright without any assistance until 8 months of age.
Methodology In general, when the baby is about 4 months old, the mother can use her hand to support the baby’s waist and back to maintain a short sitting position.
After 6 months of learning to sit up, the mother can put some toys in front of the baby to entice him to grasp, and the forward leaning force can gradually exercise the baby’s sitting ability.
When it is safe to remind your baby to learn to sit, the mother should not let him sit for too long.
Your baby’s spine is not fully developed. If you sit repeatedly, it will be detrimental to the development of the spine.
When the baby is sitting, don’t let him kneel, the legs form a “w” shape or press the legs under the ** thigh, which will easily affect the development of the legs.
The best position is to sit forward with your legs crossed.
Do not let your baby sit alone on the bed.
If the baby is placed on the bed, it is best to have cushions that accompany the body at a vertical angle on the sides and back to prevent external forces or the baby from moving too much to fall off the bed.
In addition, the mother can surround the space where the baby sits with a fence, and put some toys in it to allow the baby to sit up with interest.