Sleeping and Lying Down

Stage 1

0 to 1 Month

This is where your baby learns to control their center of gravity in a horizontal position without external support.

Tummy time is not just a milestone. 

It's a major shift in how the body organizes. 

IF YOU'R SEEING THIS

 

If your baby:

  • Comfortable in tummy time
  • Easily sways head from left to right
  • Pelvis counters the shoulders
  • Showing mastery of skill

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Or...

  • Hates tummy time
  • Has to be propped in tummy time
  • Can't do tummy time
  • Lifts their head through the center

You're in the right place!

WHAT THIS BUILDS

 

Tummy time develops the foundation for the next stages of movement and learning.

  • Head control and horizontal stability
  • Balance reactions and protective responses
  • Core strength and endurance
  • Visual scanning and rotation
  • Preparation for transitions in and out of rolling

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This is where stability creates opportunity

WHAT IS ACTUALLY HAPPENING

 

Your baby is learning to:

  • Aligns head and pelvis
  • Control movement in a horizontal plane
  • Adjust and recover their balance
  • Coordinate upper body from lower body
  • Use rotation to explore their environment

This is active control, not just staying upright.

WHY THIS MATTERS

 

If this stage is clear:

  • Transitions become smooth
  • Looking at you develops efficiently
  • Coordination and learning accelerate
  • Confidence in movement grows 

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If this stage is missed or unclear:

  • Delays in rolling over and sitting
  • Poor balance and frequent collapsing
  • Limited exploration and play
  • Compensation patterns and stiffness later

Everything in Stage 2 depends on this.

COMMON MISUNDERSTANDINGS

 

  • "They'll figure it out on their own."
  • "They just need more time."
  • "Propping helps them do tummy time."

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Understand that...

  • Tummy time is a skill, not a position.
  • It requires coordination, not just age.
  • Equipment can slow this down. 

 

START HERE (PRACTICAL)

You support it. They build it.

1. Create the environment

Place your baby on a flat, safe surface with space to move.

2. Encourage Movement

Place toys to the sides and slightly behind to promote rotation.

3. Let them play with hands

Keep the hands free to reach, explore, and interact

4. Allow safe challenges

Let them tip, reach, recover, and try again.

Repetition builds control. Freedom builds skill. 

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