Community› The Bump Message Boards› Babies: 0 - 3 Months
Babies: 0 - 3 Months
New Discussion

My 1 hour early FFFC

TrumpetBrideTrumpetBride
in Babies: 0 - 3 Months

DS still hasn't rolled over.  Not even close to interested in it.  I see all these posts about how people's three month olds are rolling over and I can't help but be a little jealous and compare. 

I think he's just lazy. Huh?

Report Reply to Post

Re: My 1 hour early FFFC

  • katiekate1974katiekate1974 member
    he can roll. He's just screwing with you Wink
    Report Reply
  • Loading the player...
  • mm&ccmm&cc
    Sorry. Sad Your DS is okay though. He's still got time. 3 months is really early.
    Report Reply
  • MandaJo9MandaJo9 member
    My LO still has a few more weeks before I expect to see her roll over.  I completely understand your jealousy - I see siggy pics with people who have babies with hair... my LO has very lazy hair follicles!
    BFP#1: 9.16.08 DD: 5.28.09
    BFP#2: 7.10.11 MMC: 8.3.11 D&C: 8.29.11
    BFP#3: 12.5.11 MC: 12.22.11
    BFP#4: 2.14.12 MMC: 3.8.12 D&C: 3.13.12 Loss due to Trisomy 16
    BFP#5: 6.11.12 MC: 6.28.12 Loss due to Triploidy
    RPL BW, Sonohystogram, Chromosome testing on DH and myself = everything is normal
    BFP#6: 12.4.12 EDD: 8.16.13
    Things I did different with this pregnancy:
    1. Waited TTC until after I had 3 normal menstrual cycles.
    2. Got a new OB - amazing man who listened!
    3. 200 mg progesterone until 12 weeks
    4. Daily lovenox injections
    Report Reply
  • TrumpetBrideTrumpetBride

    imageMandaJo9:
    My LO still has a few more weeks before I expect to see her roll over.  I completely understand your jealousy - I see siggy pics with people who have babies with hair... my LO has very lazy hair follicles!

    Ok, that seriously made me laugh out loud. 

    Report Reply
  • flutiefrostieflutiefrostie member
    I swear every time DS has rolled over has been an accident. He just gets so mad during tummy time, lol. Your DS is probably just waiting until he can do it purposefully.
    DS May 12, 2009 DD September 7, 2011
    Report Reply
  • TrumpetBrideTrumpetBride

    imagekatiekate1974:
    he can roll. He's just screwing with you Wink

    Most likely!  BTW, I lurve the "my kid can read" you are AWing!

    Report Reply
  • Crissy&JoshCrissy&Josh member
    I bet he can roll over and just doesn't! O only did it in his crib when I wasn't looking until today. He decided to put on a show for our parents as teachers lady. He did it repeatedly for her and I was shocked. 
    Report Reply
  • TrumpetBrideTrumpetBride

    imageCrissy&Josh:
    I bet he can roll over and just doesn't! O only did it in his crib when I wasn't looking until today. He decided to put on a show for our parents as teachers lady. He did it repeatedly for her and I was shocked. 

    Show pony! Stick out tongue

    Report Reply
  • JLS0320JLS0320 member
    My DS has  only "rolled"once and it was yesterday. He flopped off a pillow onto his side, let out a big ole fart and was on his belly suddenly. Total fluke
    AlternaTickers - Cool, free Web tickers Baby Birthday Ticker Ticker
    Report Reply
  • TrumpetBrideTrumpetBride

    imageJLS0320:
    My DS has  only "rolled"once and it was yesterday. He flopped off a pillow onto his side, let out a big ole fart and was on his belly suddenly. Total fluke

    Awesome!

     

    We can push Jack onto his side and he'll flip over onto his belly, but he has no interest in doing it unassisted.  Lazy bones.

    Report Reply
  • MissesRootbeerMissesRootbeer member
    imageTrumpetBride:

    DS still hasn't rolled over.  Not even close to interested in it.  I see all these posts about how people's three month olds are rolling over and I can't help but be a little jealous and compare. 

    I think he's just lazy. Huh?

    I think this all the time.  Sad

    Lilypie Kids Birthday tickers Lilypie Premature Baby tickers
    Report Reply
This discussion has been closed.
Choose Another Board
Search Boards
"
"