any rollers yet?

rebecca4980 · September 2012

Just curious to see if we had some rollers yet (either back to front or front to back) and when they started! DS is 3 months and change and has not expressed any indication that he's ready to roll.

jasminelorraine20 · September 2012

DS is 3 months and a tummy sleeper and just started rolling over about a week or two ago. I put him down for bed and went in to check on him when he woke for his feeding and he was on his back!

AliciaS1411 · September 2012

Elliot started rolling front to back around a month and a half the pediatrician was SO excited when he did it at his two month appt and I had no idea it was a big deal but he has zero interest in trying to roll back to front. And his constant rolling front to back makes tummy time a PITA. He won't even try to crawl or move. He just flips over.

parenthood4 · September 2012

He did once at 9 weeks, but I think it was just a fluke. He also did twice the other day, but it was on the bed so it was kind of slanted toward me. He sure tries during tummy time though! He gets so frustrated!

stepper1725 · September 2012

DD rolled from tummy to back last week. She stopped on her side to suck her thumb for a bit, then finally flipped her hips over and landed on her back. I'm counting it!

acbfreire · September 2012

She turned 3/4 of the way from back to tummy, spat up a ton and inhaled a bit. I was right next to her, so I caught it right away. Kind of scary!

loribrusse · September 2012

My LO is almost 12 weeks and rolls from his back to his tummy a lot and has been doing it for a week or so. He hasn't figured out how to roll back from his tummy and it totally frustrates him.

sam19 · September 2012

Nope. Hannah doesn't tolerate tummy time for more than 2-3 minutes. She does kick her legs really hard while on her back though and is able to turn herself around. lol

drbethc · September 2012

LO rolls from back to side and gets stuck on the side...He's not able to roll over completely but tries...

zinkyn14 · September 2012

sam19:
Nope. Hannah doesn't tolerate tummy time for more than 2-3 minutes. She does kick her legs really hard while on her back though and is able to turn herself around. lol

This is exactly how my LO is. He kicks so hard in his crib he wakes me and DH up in the middle of the night.

Meery82 · September 2012

Jack just started rolling onto his side from his back. Never a complete roll. But he hates being on his tummy so that may have something to do with it.

victoriawaimon · September 2012

Yup, DS has been rolling back to front since 9 weeks and front to back since 11.5 weeks.

cyndilloowho · September 2012

The last couple of days she has tried but always got stuck. Today she was finally able to roll from her back to her belly.

Daisy22 · September 2012

DS3 is a tummy sleeper and I got him up this morning he was on his back. I about cried. He's my last and I don't want him to grow up

TRN87 · September 2012

DD rolled from her tummy to her back at 5 days old... we thought it was a fluke but she continued to do multiple times a day for a few weeks (dr. said this most likely wouldn't last and she would probably have awhile where she wouldn't roll at all). Then she stopped rolling... I think it may have to do with the fact that she was super skinny in the begining and now has packed on the pounds... I think her new body shape makes it harder to completly flip over (?) just my guess though. She has now come full circle and is able to roll over again from tummy to back once and awhile, but you can tell she wants to every time she is on her tummy, when she can't manage to turn over she gets really frustrated... hopefully she catches on once again!

naybird · September 2012

DS is about to roll!! He gets stuck half way through! I think he will figure it out soon!!

jc0n15 · September 2012

DD was 11 weeks when she went from back to belly. Right before I went back to work, I was so excited. She went belly to back at 13 weeks but I think that is more because she hates her belly and knows that all she needs to do is cry and we will flip her over.