What to do if your 10-month-old baby can't roll over

The baby will begin to grow slowly after birth, step by step learning to roll over, crawl, and then walk. Generally, babies can try to turn over slowly by themselves when they are about three months old, and can practice crawling when they are about six months old. But some parents find that their babies still cannot roll over when they are ten months old. So, what should I do if my ten-month-old baby can't roll over?

Babies can usually practice rolling over after three months. If a ten-month-old baby still cannot roll over, it may be that the child is developmentally delayed. It is recommended that you take the child to the hospital for a check-up to see if there are any abnormal conditions.

2. The ability development of a ten-month-old baby

1. Skills that should be mastered (most babies can do it): Be able to wave goodbye; be able to pick up objects with the thumb and index finger; crawl skillfully with the belly off the ground.

2. Developing abilities (half of the babies can do this): Able to correctly distinguish and call out "Dad" and "Mom"; able to use gestures to indicate what they want.

3. Advanced abilities (only a few babies can do this): able to stand on their own for a few seconds without support; able to put things into a container.

Lower limbs: increasing flexibility.

Movement: A 10-month-old baby can sit steadily for a long time, can crawl freely to where he wants to go, and can stand up and squat with the help of something.

Fingers: The thumb and index finger can coordinate to pick up small objects; can wave and gesture.

Vision: The first color you learn to recognize is red.

Language: Can imitate adults' voices and say some simple words; and can make some movements to express the meaning of words.

Cognition: Ability to understand the meaning of common words.

Social: Likes to interact with adults and imitates adults; will show dissatisfied expressions when unhappy.

Independence: Understands simple stories; holds food in hands.

During this stage, the baby's staple food is mainly rice, three meals a day, the baby can eat at 7:30 in the morning, 12:00 in the afternoon, and 17:00 in the evening, and the baby can drink milk at 6:00 in the morning and 9:00 in the evening. Babies can add porridge, soft rice, noodles and other foods, soy products, eggs, fish, steamed bread slices, cooked potatoes, taro, etc.