Does your baby crawl?

azmama20 · May 2014

dupe · May 2014

Dd she gets up on hands and knees and kinda crawls for a second then does a push up crawl thing. It's hilarious to watch.

notthecheat · May 2014

I chose no crawling but on second thought, she can get to any corner of the crib just by wiggling, if that counts.

amberpro · May 2014

I'm not sure why we're talking about this. Last time it did NOT end well :P.

RanFan28 · May 2014

amberpro said:
I'm not sure why we're talking about this. Last time it did NOT end well :P.

@amberpro‌ is wise.

Mac2588 · May 2014

Eh we don't even sit up yet.

fauxvegan · May 2014

I voted SS because LO hates floor time. 20 minutes and she's done. Sits up just fine a few minutes but no scooting, no crawling. She just pushes up with her arms and smiles at me. Oh yea, and rolled over 4 times :-/

KFED103 · May 2014

Yea I don't know why this is being brought up either but moving on...
Baby proofing is easy. Get some outlet covers, remove fragile things from tables, make sure there are no knives in lower kitchen cabinets and call it a day. You don't need to use half the crap they sell.

notkateanymore · May 2014

Is this where we say No, but inquire if yours is so you can AW a video or picture?

azmama20 · May 2014

Mines not crawling. Just scooting sometimes. I was genuinely curious what everyone else's LO was up to, not trying to start anything.

thesportsgal · May 2014

We're not even rolling over and I don't really care. I spent the first two months worried over every little thing - probably from reading too much on TB. Now that I let her guide me, I'm all like

azmama20 · May 2014

@thesportsgal‌ I feel like I worried a lot in the beginning too. I still worry a bit from time to time, but I agree it's likely best to let LOs lead for a while while they adjust to the world and try and learn new things.

azmama20 · May 2014

hercules03 said:

We don't baby proof. It is like "survival of the fittest" in my house. You can hack it, move on, kid.

HA! That reminds me of a conversation I had with a few people from work last night. One guy was like I would just let my kid stick a fork in an outlet, he'll only do it once. I laughed so hard.

golfingdarwinfish · May 2014

hercules03 said:

We don't baby proof. It is like "survival of the fittest" in my house. You can hack it, move on, kid.

Was your sarcasm font in use there?

KFED103 · May 2014

rfred20 said:

Mines not crawling. Just scooting sometimes. I was genuinely curious what everyone else's LO was up to, not trying to start anything.

I believe you. But I think by asking if anyone has hit a milestone ridiculously early leads to either worrying or eye-rolling. (I'm in the eye-roll category if anyone wonders ha). It's like starting a poll at 9 months asking who is walking or at 12 months asking who is talking in two word sentences.

ChiAmy · May 2014

This is pointless. My son never crawled.

ChiAmy · May 2014

KFED103 said:

rfred20 said:

Mines not crawling. Just scooting sometimes. I was genuinely curious what everyone else's LO was up to, not trying to start anything.

I believe you. But I think by asking if anyone has hit a milestone ridiculously early leads to either worrying or eye-rolling. (I'm in the eye-roll category if anyone wonders ha). It's like starting a poll at 9 months asking who is walking or at 12 months asking who is talking in two word sentences.

please, Anya is already doing multiplication!!!

notkateanymore · May 2014

KFED103 said:

rfred20 said:

Mines not crawling. Just scooting sometimes. I was genuinely curious what everyone else's LO was up to, not trying to start anything.

I believe you. But I think by asking if anyone has hit a milestone ridiculously early leads to either worrying or eye-rolling. (I'm in the eye-roll category if anyone wonders ha). It's like starting a poll at 9 months asking who is walking or at 12 months asking who is talking in two word sentences.

Exactly this.

golfingdarwinfish · May 2014

hercules03 said:

VCGolfNYC said:

hercules03 said:

We don't baby proof. It is like "survival of the fittest" in my house. You can hack it, move on, kid.

Was your sarcasm font in use there?

Did the laughing devil not convey that?

Honestly? Sometimes with you I'm never quite sure, but that may be because when I left things were still a bit precarious.

kittyh8r · May 2014

No crawling here, but it's not likely that she will because of her surgeries. We are still working on tummy time. She is so close to rolling.

I remember being so excited when Emma rolled and started crawling. This time, I'm totes okay with her not leaving the spot I put her in. I now enjoy the immobile stage.

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