I think she's trying to crawl

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darkpear

Discussion Starter · Apr 5, 2006

Maybe I'm crazy, but that's sure as hell what it looks like. Every single time I put her down on a flat surface, she rolls right over and sets about pulling her legs under her and then pushing outwards with them... earlier she even managed to elevate herself on one arm and one leg for a moment.

I took some pics, I'll put them up later... is this even possible though? My oldest wasn't crawling till 7 or 8 months.

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darkpear

Discussion Starter · #2 · Apr 5, 2006

pics: 1 2 3 4

the dark spots on the sheet are a trail of drool, heh.

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Slightlycrunchymama

· #3 · Apr 5, 2006

Looks like it! Holy smokes!

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IncaMama

· #4 · Apr 5, 2006

LOL ava is trying to do that too, but she won't roll over! LMAO! she rolled from tummy to back like...4 times, a week ago. nothing since. hasn't rolled back to tummy yet either. but any time she's on her tummy she tries to scoot forward. LOL

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judybean

· #5 · Apr 5, 2006

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Originally Posted by mama2my2
Looks like it! Holy smokes!

holy cow -- it *does* look like that!

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birthjunkie27

· #6 · Apr 5, 2006

Yeah, it sure looks like she's trying to crawl! Samara needs to take some lessons from her. She'll roll from back to tummy and then she gets mad because she can't do anything on her tummy. LOL!!!

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Turtlemum

· #7 · Apr 5, 2006

yup, Scarlett is doing the same thing sort of...
Last week she rolled from tummy to back for the first time (and now does it constantly)..
and now when she has tummy time she tucks her knees up under her and DOES move forward...except she has NO upper body strength and so ends up plowing her face along the floor/blanket...

aren't babies cool?

kelli

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allnaturalmama

· #8 · Apr 5, 2006

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Originally Posted by Turtlemum
...except she has NO upper body strength and so ends up plowing her face along the floor/blanket...

poor little dear, except, I'll guess it doesn't faze her one bit!

Will prefers to be on his tummy: even if I put him on his back to sleep, he rolls to his tummy. After a few hours of sleep, he's usually in a completely different place than I left him. But, I've never seen how he does it.

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Thursday Girl

· #9 · Apr 5, 2006

sure does look like it.

jewely did al that stuff early. she took her first step at 8 months, and pulled her self to standing at 6 months.7 months she was sruising. they are all diffrent so you might have an early walker like i did.
courtney

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aisraeltax

· #10 · Apr 5, 2006

E is not even rolling over yet. He went from back to side last night but thats all.

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IncaMama

· #11 · Apr 5, 2006

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Originally Posted by jewelysmommy
sure does look like it.

jewely did al that stuff early. she took her first step at 8 months, and pulled her self to standing at 6 months.7 months she was sruising. they are all diffrent so you might have an early walker like i did.
courtney

LOL!!! wow! Rowan didn't start CRAWLING until around 8mos. HAAAAHAHAHAHA!!

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darkpear

Discussion Starter · #12 · Apr 5, 2006

They're all so different, even as tiny babies. It's looking like my two are basically polar opposites in terms of temperament too, so I guess it shouldn't come as a surprise if Moira gets mobile earlier than Amalie did.

Moira also spends a LOT of time happily watching her big sister's wild antics. I bet she just wants to join in

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