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ACTIVITY => Activity Time & Toddler Activity => Topic started by: EmMUK74 on May 07, 2006, 16:36:11 pm
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DD rolls well and can crawl backwards quite well but has decided that the best way to go forwards is to lie on her back and "crawl" forwards - headwards - it seems a bit like a butterfly stroke would in swimming. I have never seen any other babies do this, have you? I would love to know any other experiences from you since this seems quite effective but a little weird.
thanks
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Katie did that for quite awhile actually, we called it her "scoot" - she actually did it prior to learning how to crawl the right way. I thought it was pretty funny and rather clever of her. I have heard of other babies doing it too - doesn't seem like the most common thing, but it's definitely something that some babies do. I guess it's because babies spend so much more time on their backs than their tummies these days - have to get around somehow! :)
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and she still crawled, great, I thought she'd be focussed on her back from now on ;D isn't it amazing how these babies learn to move.
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I think eventually she realized it was easier to see where she was going ;D