Baby Crawling video learning | The 6 Stages of Crawling And How to Help Your Baby Succeed! ........

Baby Crawling video learning | The 6 Stages of Crawling And How to Help Your Baby Succeed! ........ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------======================================================================================================================== ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------======================================================================================================================== ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------======================================================================================================================== Baby Crawling video learning | The 6 Stages of Crawling And How to Help Your Baby Succeed! ........ Babies typically start to crawl around the 9-month marker or later, but some start as early as 6 or 7 months, while others take their sweet time putting four on the floor. And some babies actually bypass crawling altogether — going straight from sitting up to standing to walking.There are lots of ways babies begin crawling, including: The commando crawl. Sometimes also known as the “belly crawl,” your little one may begin crawling by creeping — keeping her belly and legs down on the floor and pulling herself along with her arms. The bottom scoot: In learning to crawl, your baby may test out the bottom scoot: Sliding her well-cushioned bottom along the floor, she uses her legs to pull herself forward. The classic crawl. This one’s exactly what you probably picture when you think of crawling — from her belly, baby pushes up on her hands and knees and moves by alternating the opposite leg and arm forward. The roll. Your baby may rock back and forth until she gets the hang of forward motion. The tripod crawl. Baby moves with two hands and one knee doing the work while the second leg takes it easy. The bear crawl. From her best downward-facing dog yoga pose, with straight legs and her behind lifted high in the air, baby waddles along on her hands and feet. The leapfrog. Speaking of yoga moves, with this crawl baby gets into a hands-and-knees bridge pose and moves by thrusting herself forward. The crab crawl. This one has the frustratingly opposite of its intended effect — baby uses her arms to push herself backward or sideways instead of forward.