Another clicky: crawling yet?

jillybean800 · July 2011

As I see more and more posts about crawling, I'm wondering how many of our LO's are doing it...
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jillybean800 · July 2011

Mine goes on his belly and waves his arms and legs, but doesn't get anywhere. He can spin around, but that's about it!

But, he just mastered sitting this week all of a sudden, so I don't want to rush the milestones!

thatgirl85 · July 2011

Alec is crawling, but he only takes a few "steps" at a time. He moves the quickest and furthest when the cat is in front of him.

KelCaryn20 · July 2011

thatgirl85:
Alec is crawling, but he only takes a few "steps" at a time. He moves the quickest and furthest when the cat is in front of him.

Elliott does this, too! Unfortunately (fortunately? lol) the cats are too quick for him right now It will just be a matter of time before he can catch up though, I'm sure!

tiffanyp · July 2011

jillybean800:
But, he just mastered sitting this week all of a sudden, so I don't want to rush the milestones!

I don't want to scare you, but a few days after Avery learned to sit up, she was on all fours rocking back and forth. She was crawling a week later. I was really hoping to enjoy the sitting up phase a bit longer, but she had other plans...

kj07 · July 2011

B hates being on his stomach so much I don't think he'll ever learn to crawl. Plus he's just so happy that he can see everything when he's sitting up. And that is just fine with me. A sitter who can't go anywhere = practically perfect baby .

He has just started pushing with his legs and arching his back while laying on his back so I think our immobile days are numbered, though.

jillybean800 · July 2011

kj07:
B hates being on his stomach so much I don't think he'll ever learn to crawl. Plus he's just so happy that he can see everything when he's sitting up. And that is just fine with me. A sitter who can't go anywhere = practically perfect baby .
He has just started pushing with his legs and arching his back while laying on his back so I think our immobile days are numbered, though.

Agreed. We are certainly enjoying it for now!

1stprincess · July 2011

My daughter just pushes herself up with her hands and pushes backwards, but we have been practicing with her everyday. Most of the time all she wants to do is stand and hold on to the couch.

EVM1216 · July 2011

DD has graduated from the Army crawl to full fledged on all fours. Except she uses her feet instead of her knees. And she doesn't seem to like to use her left leg as much as her right, so she kind of moves like Gollum from Lord of the Rings.

kat81again2 · July 2011

tiffanyp:
jillybean800:
But, he just mastered sitting this week all of a sudden, so I don't want to rush the milestones!
I don't want to scare you, but a few days after Avery learned to sit up, she was on all fours rocking back and forth. She was crawling a week later. I was really hoping to enjoy the sitting up phase a bit longer, but she had other plans...

OTOH some babies are slower to make progress. DS is crawling now, but he was on hands and knees rocking over a month ago, and was crawling backwards before that. It took him more than a month to get from the rocking stage to actually crawling properly. So you never know.

utlawgirl · July 2011

Nora just started crawling on all fours, but she only occasionally does it, since she's still getting it all coordinated. If she wants to get somewhere fast, she drags herself across the floor. Stick out tongue

utlawgirl · July 2011

EVM1216:
DD has graduated from the Army crawl to full fledged on all fours. Except she uses her feet instead of her knees. And she doesn't seem to like to use her left leg as much as her right, so she kind of moves like Gollum from Lord of the Rings.

This is a hilarious visual!

CamilleJon · July 2011

I could have clicked at least 3 of the choices!

J is rolling around to get where he needs to go, but he also will "swim"(move his arms and legs all around while laying on his stomach), as MIL calls it. And he also gets up on all fours but doesn't move anywhere.

chrisncassie · July 2011

I did SS ...LO can roll, and will roll around in his crib ...but he doesn't really roll where he wants to go....he'd just rather cry and scream bloody murder until someone comes and picks him up. ...I think we have a lazy bones on our hands Tongue Tied

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