WOW! What a strong little guy! Maybe he'll grow up to be the next Superman or something 
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Anothermama, my daughter scooted across the bed, around her crib, and rolled over *consistently* from the time she was about 2-3 weeks old.
She was also high needs (and continues to be so and she's almost 17!), and sounds alot like your son.
My two that followed were nothing like their sister, in fact i thought they both had some sort of developmental delay because they did *nothing*, i even made an appointment with my ped. sigh. he told me theboys were "normal" and "on track" and that my daughter was, well, "advanced"
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She was also high needs (and continues to be so and she's almost 17!), and sounds alot like your son.
My two that followed were nothing like their sister, in fact i thought they both had some sort of developmental delay because they did *nothing*, i even made an appointment with my ped. sigh. he told me theboys were "normal" and "on track" and that my daughter was, well, "advanced"
AH!!!!!!!!!!!! Well that DOES make sense!!!!!!!!!!! Actually last night I was skimming through Sear's "The Fussy Baby Book" in Borders and he mentioned something about that too.......there was a constant thread in that book about how high needs do everything with more intensity, require more attention to different developments, etc etc. That totally makes sense that maybe they'd be so high strugh they would do that physical stuff a little faster. Excellent point!!!
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Originally Posted by sweetbaby3 Anothermama, my daughter scooted across the bed, around her crib, and rolled over *consistently* from the time she was about 2-3 weeks old. She was also high needs (and continues to be so and she's almost 17!), and sounds alot like your son. My two that followed were nothing like their sister, in fact i thought they both had some sort of developmental delay because they did *nothing*, i even made an appointment with my ped. sigh. he told me theboys were "normal" and "on track" and that my daughter was, well, "advanced"
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My ds#1 rolled over around 3 weeks and seems to be pretty normal. He is now nearing 3 years old and . My ds#2 has consistently rolled over since last week and scoots around as well. Ds #2 is nearly 3 weeks old. Both of my boys co-sleep with me and my dh and we have never had any problems.
I guess some babies just don't like to stay put...or perhaps it's their way of saying that they don't enjoy tummy time...who knows
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I guess some babies just don't like to stay put...or perhaps it's their way of saying that they don't enjoy tummy time...who knows
Sounds like my little one. I was giving her some much needed tummy time at about 6-7 weeks when I stepped out of the room & when I came back I couldn't find her
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: Well wouldn't ya know it, she had scooted under the X-mas tree. I was shocked to say the least. I agree with CTMOMOF2 once there's a bit more fat they tend to slow down some.
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Dd scooted herself backwards off the changing table at just a few weeks old and ended up in ER.
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She was physically early with everything, and is now a fearless almost-two-year-old who will climb and go up and down any climbing apparatus - even ones that her big sister is cautious about. She is like a human tornado, always up to mischief, always climbing, always into everything. And always covered in bruises from her many falls, which she generally shrugs off as nothing.
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She was physically early with everything, and is now a fearless almost-two-year-old who will climb and go up and down any climbing apparatus - even ones that her big sister is cautious about. She is like a human tornado, always up to mischief, always climbing, always into everything. And always covered in bruises from her many falls, which she generally shrugs off as nothing.
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