What are the requirements for the baby's turning over time?

Newborns are the most vulnerable group that deserves our protection. The time for a baby to turn over is something that we parents need to know. Because we need to take good care of our babies, we parents must not ignore the requirements of the time for a baby to turn over. The following points are to introduce to us the requirements of the time for a baby to turn over. Let us learn about it.

1. The time it takes for a baby to turn over

Rolling over is a baby's first means of movement, and it is the same all over the world. Many parents follow the saying "roll over at three months, sit up at six months, and crawl at eight months" and look forward to the arrival of their baby's first big movement "on time". But in fact, the time it takes for a baby to turn over varies from person to person, and the turning condition is also determined by many factors.

When many mothers find that their baby's neck can stand up and their arms and waist are very strong, they will look forward to "Is the baby about to turn over!" Turning over is the baby's first means of movement, and at the same time, he can get what he wants. More importantly, the baby has been lying on his back since birth and can only see the world above. When he lies on his stomach and raises his head, he can see a completely different and fresh picture. He can see the world with the same perspective as adults, which will allow the baby to more actively expand his range of interests and is conducive to the development of his abilities in all aspects.

The time to turn over is not fixed

The baby can roll over after the neck is able to stand upright, which is more common in babies aged 4-7 months. However, the specific time required to achieve the turning action varies from person to person. Some children never roll over again after rolling over once before 3 months, while some children skip or even omit rolling over and start sitting or standing directly. Some children suddenly learn to roll over after they can stand. Some babies hate turning over because they are startled by the sudden turning over, or it is difficult for overweight children to turn over...

However, there is no need to worry too much if your child just doesn't roll over or rolls over late. When it comes to the baby's growth, parents should take a long-term view of the baby's motor development and the development of brain power and intelligence. But if you are still worried, you can ask your doctor during your health check-up.

4. Things to note when the baby turns over

Looking forward to the baby finally turning over! However, you will find that babies who can turn over come into many more dangers. Things you need to pay attention to after your baby learns to roll over

* Make sure the bedding and sheets are flat, and do not place plastic sheets or other items around the baby to prevent suffocation.

* Do not place hard objects or small items in the crib to prevent the baby from rolling over and getting hurt or accidentally swallowing them.

* Do not put down the crib rails or place the baby on the adult bed without adult supervision. Babies who can roll over can easily fall out after a few turns.

For the health of our baby and to ensure that the baby has a good quality sleep, we parents must pay attention to the considerations and precautions of the baby's turning over. We must slowly help the baby turn over and not hurt the baby. We must also pay attention to the time when the baby turns over so that the baby can develop and grow up healthily and happily.