my baby 4month 1 week wen will he roll or sit?

Question

is my baby starting to like sit up cuz when he's laying down he keeps rising his head trying to sit up. is there any baby chair to help he sit or he'll do it on his own? he is 4 months n 1 week still he hasn't roll. will he sit up before he roll? when do baby start being mobile?

Answer 1

well my baby i 4 months and 10 days, and has managed to roll over from lying on his tummy, to lying on his back. i think babies can sit around 6 months, but try putting a few pillows behind him and let him sit up a bit.

Answer 2

It sounds like he's trying to sit up. You can put him in a swing, etc that sits up or a bouncy seat, or even a high chair and sit with him to make sure he doesn't lean over and fall out on his head or some other baby adventure. As for rolling over, my kids did it when they were really young so I have a warped frame of reference (they were both less than a month old) and they sat up at three months old. I don't honestly know when a baby is "supposed to". You can try to trick your son into rolling over by laying him on his tummy and getting him to look at a toy. Slowly move the toy in an arc to the side and as his eyes and head follow the toy, he may just flip over and not even realize it. Check in a book like What To Expect The First Year or something and see when he's "supposed to". Like I said, my kids are weird, they started crawling when they were about 3 weeks older than your son so I have no idea when kids are supposed to do things.

Answer 3

Babies will do things at their own pace. I truely believe that parents have a huge influence on how fast their children develop. Usually children roll before they sit, but you never know. To help your son start to roll over I would lay him on the floor as much as possible. Put stimulating toys on his sides so he will be motivated and curious. I'm sure before you know it he will be rolling. A wonderful thing to get to assist with sitting is called a Boppy. I think every mom should get one. You can find them at Target and Babies R Us. The boppy pretty much surrounds your child and gives him the back and side supports he needs in order to sit on his own. I started using this with my child when she was about a month old and she was sitting at 4 months and 2 weeks of age. You asked when babies start moving...again I think it dependson how much you push them. Maddie started crawling at 6 months. I got her to do this by laying her favorite toy about 2 feet away from her. It motivated her to work herself over to it and just progressed from there.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Babies usually start sitting up at 6 months (with a bit of support). Have you tried tummy time with your baby? Usually babies roll over when they're on their tummy or vise versa. However babies start crawling at 8-9 months.

Answer 6

Well your baby needs to balance before he sits and you can help him with that by sitting cross legged on the floor and letting your baby stand up from your legs (he/she is holding on to your fingers of course) and he should roll first but just like everyone else babies are unique and they do what they want to do when they want to do it

Answer 7

There is a seat that is called a Bumbo. It is safe to use them at 3 months. A few friends of mine have used them and LOVED them. My baby is only 2 months but I'm so excited to let him use it when he confidently has control over his head.
I think it will help him 'learn' to sit faster by his self. Who knows...

Answer 8

allow him to do things at his own pace. my son (now 8 yrs) never rolled at all. still has trouble doing so up to this day. yet he sat and walked within normal range. if u start using sitting and walking aids u may push ur baby to do things before his spinal bones are ready to support him

Answer 9

all children will grow at there own time you need to be there to help when need other wise just sit back watch and enjoy your child

Answer 10

around six to 7 months but dont worry he will do things at his own pace