Whether your baby is a newborn, 3 months old, 6 months old or older, tummy time is a crucial part of their development in gravity for their milestone momentum.
Michelle Turner, Baby Accelerator, in this blog she teaches 14 things that you need to know about the ins and outs of your baby's tummy time and what that means for your child's milestone momentum.
To a baby, there are no bad movements, but to a baby's development, there is such a thing as bad tummy time.
There is much more to it than putting your baby on their tummy.
Yes, I am working on tummy time with this baby,
are you here because your baby is not doing tummy time, or you want your child to be better at tummy time?
You are learning about when to start tummy time, and you are wondering the tummy time age.
You know that tummy time is important, but maybe your baby can't do tummy time, or won't do tummy time.
Maybe your baby is past the tummy time age and you are wondering if you can still teach your baby tummy timer.
Is it okay for your baby to skip tummy time if the baby just can't do it?
Tummy time is essential to your baby's movement health, but there are circumstances where it's not safe for the baby, the baby doesn't like tummy time, or your baby can't do tummy time due to a genetic condition or something outside of your control.
It's not too late you teach your baby tummy time.
When a child has established their absolute horizon, tummy time becomes easier.
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