How long does it take for a child to crawl?

For little babies, they spend a period of time after birth lying in bed and sleeping soundly every day. As they grow older, their motor skills begin to improve. Not only can they turn over by themselves, but they can also start crawling around in bed. At this time, parents should stay with their babies and not let them get hurt. So, at how many months does it take for a baby to crawl?

Since the baby is born, he has been treating this new world with curious eyes and mentality. In fact, the baby has a very strong learning ability. Generally speaking, the baby learns to roll over at about 4 months old and learns to sit and stand at 6 or 7 months old. So, at how many months does the baby learn to crawl? Because crawling is an important part of the baby's development process and has special significance for the baby's body and mind, adults must also pay attention to the baby's crawling.

Q: At what age can babies crawl?

A: At 7 or 8 months, babies gradually begin to learn to crawl.

When the baby is learning to crawl, at the beginning, the baby's crawling posture will change from wriggling forward to gradually learning to move with the hands and feet. At this time, the crawling speed is relatively slow. Parents should show attraction to the baby from the side, such as using a ball to attract the baby, or using a toy that makes sounds to attract the baby.

When the baby is 9 months old, his body can gradually leave the ground, and his hands and feet begin to crawl alternately back and forth. At this time, the baby's crawling is smoother. The baby's crawling stage is generally between 8 and 10 months. If some babies learn to crawl a little later, mothers should not worry too much. They should pay attention to the exercise of the baby's limbs, or take the baby to the home of babies who can crawl more often. This will speed up the baby's learning to crawl.