How to train a baby to roll over?

Babies who have just been born have very low abilities. For example, they cannot even turn over at the beginning, and babies at this stage sleep for a very long time. Therefore, parents are reminded to turn their babies over regularly and never let them sleep in the same position for a long time. As the baby grows up, when he has the ability to turn over, you can start training him to turn over by himself.

How to train a baby to roll over?

Parents feel that their babies are already four months old but still cannot roll over, but some babies can roll over at three months old. Many mothers often discuss the issue of babies turning over when they get together. In fact, the time when babies turn over may be early or late, and there is no uniform and fixed time. Usually, parents can guide their babies appropriately so that they can learn to roll over naturally.

Usually when babies are 3-6 months old, they will try to turn over to change their body position to expand their field of vision and contact, which is also very helpful for improving the baby's intelligence. In daily life, adults can guide babies appropriately so that they can learn to roll over naturally.

How to train a baby to roll over

Step 1: Train your baby's arm strength

When the baby is three months old, the mother can let the baby lie on his stomach on the bed, and then put a sound-making toy or a brightly colored toy on the baby's head to attract the baby's attention. Let your baby slowly try to lift his head and use his hands to support his body, strengthening his arms and laying a good foundation for turning over in the future.

Step 2: Help your baby learn to roll over

When the baby is three months old, the mother can place the baby on his back on the bed, then gently hold the baby's legs, let the baby's right leg overlap the left leg, give him a force, and let the baby use his own strength to easily turn over. Since the baby has trained his arms before, it is not difficult for him to turn over at this time. It is mainly necessary to train once in the morning and once in the evening. After half a month, the mother will find that the baby can barely turn over on his own.

Step 3: Guide your baby to turn over on his own

When the baby can barely turn over on his own, all the mother has to do is to guide the baby to increase his strength to turn over. At this time, the mother can let the baby lie on the bed, and then stand beside the baby, attract the baby's attention through sounds or toys, and guide the baby to turn into a prone position.

Step 4: Induce the baby to complete the entire turning action

When the baby is lying on his back, he will want to turn over in order to get the toy next to him. At this time, the mother only needs to move the toy a little further away, and the baby can complete the whole turning over action with just one effort. At the beginning, the baby may find it difficult to do this, so the mother can help the baby appropriately. It won't be long before your baby can complete the entire rolling action.

When babies learn to roll over, it is very helpful not only in terms of exercise but also for their intellectual development. This process requires patient guidance and help from mom and dad so that the baby can learn to roll over faster!

The above is the introduction. It is very helpful for babies to learn to roll over, not only in terms of sports, but also has a certain expansion effect on the baby's intellectual development. This process requires guidance and help from parents, and more importantly, patience from parents.