The baby is very active in learning about the world around him. He is open-minded and curious. Curiosity pushes his development and gives parents joyful moments of communication with the baby. Each month brings new opportunities to the baby. Gradually he learns independence and independence from the help of adults. One of the most significant skills in the first months of life is the ability to roll from back to tummy and back.
Instructions
Step 1
The child is very curious. Around him is a large and unknown world. The desire to get to know this world pushes the kid to master new skills. By the age of 4 months, he has a desire not only to look at the objects around him, but also to touch them. This stimulates the child to learn more comfortable movements - coups.
Step 2
The kid wants to get the rattle, which lies to the side of him. She is beautiful and makes attractive sounds. He wants to study this subject. To do this, you need to get it. The kid tries to reach her with his hands, gradually his little body falls on the side, and he masters a new movement - turning on his side, later on his back.
Step 3
The closest person to a baby is his mother. He loves to look at her face. By the age of 4 months, the baby has a desire to touch his mother's face. It is more convenient to check your mother's nose and eyes from a position on your side. And for this you need to learn how to roll over.
Step 4
Lying on the back, the baby sees only the ceiling and the upper part of the walls. His field of vision in this position is very limited. Curiosity pushes the baby to take a more comfortable position. Turning over on his tummy, he can raise his head and see much more. This puts the handles in a more comfortable position. They can reach for toys, pull up interesting objects and grab them.
Step 5
The newborn is very dependent on adult help. He cannot serve himself on his own. Each new movement mastered by a child is a small step towards his independence from an adult.
