Just Curious...

tashad18 · January 2014

Do any of you have LOs that are semi-mobile. LO will be 4 months old on Feb. 6 and he has been trying to "creep" forward a lot lately. He usually get a little bit forward when doing tummy time but today he pulled himself all the way off the mat and half way across our living room floor. It was awesome, but I'm a little bit of a sad panda because I feel like it is way too soon for this. I think I will have an early crawler on my hands and will never stop chasing him down!

Jalee85 · January 2014

DD hates tummy time. So I doubt she will crawl for quite some time.

StefMurph · January 2014

Yes totally. Dd is 4 months and she scoots. She can't stand to be on her tummy. She wants to stand or sit up at all times. She needs to see the world around her. Not loving this phase.

chelseyestelle · January 2014

StefMurph said:
Yes totally. Dd is 4 months and she scoots. She can't stand to be on her tummy. She wants to stand or sit up at all times. She needs to see the world around her. Not loving this phase.

My LO is 14 weeks and is the same way! It scares me.

kellyk17 · January 2014

LO hasn't rolled yet but demands to be "walked" often. We hold her and she basically does the walking movement across the room one step at a time. I know it's months before she can actually stand, but this still blows my mind. To fast!

jennlin · January 2014

Mine scoots at a terrifying rate.

carawasa · January 2014

StefMurph said:
Yes totally. Dd is 4 months and she scoots. She can't stand to be on her tummy. She wants to stand or sit up at all times. She needs to see the world around her. Not loving this phase.

LO is 15 weeks and this is how she is too!

pandaglitter · January 2014

She scoots around on her back. I left the room for a minute the other day and when I came back she had scooted halfway across the room and was facing the other direction. She wants to sit and stand all the time. She flips if she's stuck somewhere for a long time.

tmccord21 · January 2014

Mine screams bloody murder during Tummy time. He'll crawl when he's 37.

JLW0504 · January 2014

tmccord21 said:
Mine screams bloody murder during Tummy time. He'll crawl when he's 37.

This.

Aubs0009 · January 2014

DD is scooting all over the place . . . she needs to slow down!!

sarah_norton · January 2014

Mine hates tummy time but scoots all over on his back. Still only rolling onto his side though..,

Mama2be12345 · January 2014

Nope, she loves tummy time but no scooting, not rolling back to tummy yet either.

KerCo51 · January 2014

DD pulled herself over the boppy a few times, but that's it. Not sure she will be an early crawler. She isn't rolling over at all either.

Sarasmith84 · January 2014

Cooper hates tummy time and threatens to smother himself if not picked up. He likes to sit up in my lap but doesn't want to stand or do anything else. Lazy baby big time.

allieb543 · January 2014

Connor detests tummy time, but he scoots all over on his back and loves to stand. I'm pretty sure he is going to refuse to crawl and just hang out on his back until he walks. No rolling over and doesn't seem to have any desire to try. Giant lazy baby.

bionicb · January 2014

I'm pretty sure my kid is going to skip crawling and go straight to running. My mom says I skipped crawling and was walking at 7 months.

Plus A hates tummy time, and rolling over is apparently the devil.

babygiantquest · January 2014

Neither I nor my husband ever crawled, and our son only puts up with small amounts of tummy time. However, when he is decidedly over it, he Grinch-slithers off the mat like a champ.

Roseallen112 · January 2014

Lo moves like an inch worm. And tummy time only happens while I hold him because he just rolls over or inches off the mat. Lol

bionicb · January 2014

babygiantquest said:
Neither I nor my husband ever crawled, and our son only puts up with small amounts of tummy time. However, when he is decidedly over it, he Grinch-slithers off the mat like a champ.

I literally laughed out loud at that mental image.

Mom2Ary · January 2014

LO is semi rolling more to side than anything and inch worms the floor but won't do push-ups or lift. She hates tummy time and usually sticks her thumb in her mouth and goes to sleep.

Painterlady · January 2014

Yep...my LO is 18 weeks and is creepin all over. He growls when he does it as well...nutbag. My two DDs starting walking when they were 9 mos. so I'm not too surprised. I think my kids just want to get away from me asap.