Rolling over?

dee12807

Ok.  I know every baby is different and that there is always a wide range of 'normal,' but I am just wondering what other LO's are doing these days. 

DS was rolling tummy to back at 2 months old. DD is almost 3 months and not even trying. I'm not worried, I know she'll get there in her own time; she had a broken collar bone from birth and possible muscle strain in her neck and right arm. 

So what are your LO's doing these days and how old are they? 

kerbear135

Ours is trying really hard..she can roll from her back to her side but she hasn't quite managed to make it the rest of the way. When you put her on her tummy, she can just about roll over, but not quite and she gets really mad b/c she can't, lol. I expect her to make it any day now, but i'm not overly excited about it b/c that means no more swaddling and i'm afraid she won't sleep well the first few nights without a swaddle.

ETA..she's 2 months old

JessAnnJ

My daughter will be two months tomorrow and she has not rolled over. She hates tummy time on the floor and screams pretty much right away so she doesn't spend a ton of time on the floor. She will lay on my chest and we prop her up on her tummy on the boppy but she hates the floor. Other than that she is getting much better a gabbing things and is very alert and responsive.

pamiva1

Mine is almost 3 months and can't do it yet...she does not even try often!

NoeliaV

At 3 months and she doesn't even attempt to roll over, either back to belly or belly to back. Just not interested I guess. 

What she does like is sitting up with just a bit of support on her back. She'll try to pull herself up into a sit from laying on her back. It's funny to watch her attempt it before we give her a hand.

ArmyWife114

DS just started trying to roll over last week, still hasn't gotten it, but tries really hard now.  I was worried, but the ped told me it was totally normal

Jackiemxoxo

JessAnnJ:

My daughter will be two months tomorrow and she has not rolled over. She hates tummy time on the floor and screams pretty much right away so she doesn't spend a ton of time on the floor. She will lay on my chest and we prop her up on her tummy on the boppy but she hates the floor. Other than that she is getting much better a gabbing things and is very alert and responsive.

 

This!  

mydixiewrecked

Connor has zero desire to roll over. He will try to sit up when he is in his Boppy,and he coo's and squeals at me like he has something very important to say. I figure he is just a lazy chatty man,LOL

ngarden01

NoeliaV:

At 3 months and she doesn't even attempt to roll over, either back to belly or belly to back. Just not interested I guess. 

What she does like is sitting up with just a bit of support on her back. She'll try to pull herself up into a sit from laying on her back. It's funny to watch her attempt it before we give her a hand.

This is my LO too! 

NovRain27

My DD is 12 weeks and can only do back to side but i think she'll make it over any day now. She gets angry on her tummy but i think it's because she wants to move and cant yet haha.

samiam052

My LO rolled over 4 times when he was 6 weeks old, but now only does it once in a while, like once a week. He has good head control though and seems to be on track for everything so I am not too concerned.

Vana&Renn

My lil guy is 12 weeks today and he will roll from tummy to back about 1/3 of the time. But then again my LO loves his tummy time we have this bear mat thing that he does tummy time on and he loves to talk to it and rub his face back and forth on it, so I think he rolls when he wants too and stays on tummy time most of the time because he's happy there. 

peacelove&mama

My guy has rolled tummy to back twice, but he doesn't seem to be interested in practicing. He lifts his head from the floor briefly to turn, and tries to push up with his arms. He has great head control when upright. He coos, smiles, laughs, tracks objects... Especially me. He's attempted grabbing toys a few times.

BrittanyDoesDerby

Don't worry too much about rolling over! Our pedi said that since they started the Back to Bed thing to prevent SIDS that they usually roll by six months rather than 3-4 months.

Amelie is 2 1/2 months and can roll back to side, but doesn't care to do much more than that. She prefers sitting up and standing to laying down, so imagine she'll be sitting unsupported before she rolls regularly. She also has great head control.

SummerOH

BrittanyDoesDerby:

Don't worry too much about rolling over! Our pedi said that since they started the Back to Bed thing to prevent SIDS that they usually roll by six months rather than 3-4 months.

This exactly.  Our pedi said 3 months is kind of early now to roll over and as long as he's progressing, that's all they care about.  He's a strong little guy and is very social and alert, so that's all that matters to me.