As a parent, do you dread tummy time? Does your baby cry every time you position her on her belly? Thankfully, with time and a few simple techniques, any infant can learn to tolerate
tummy time. I have a website that shares a number of tips on how to introduce tummy time and
increase an infant's tolerance without making parents' and baby's life
miserable.
Tummy time that is provided on a daily basis leads to the mastery of important motor milestones, such as rolling over, pulling up, and crawling. Also, infants who aren't exposed to tummy time are at risk for motor skill delays and developing flat spots on the head. So click HERE to visit Tummy Time Tips, and be sure to check out the video!
For additional fun tummy time activities, you can now purchase my parenting book, "Retro Baby," on Amazon!!
Also, for more information about tummy time as well as some wonderful brochures and handouts, visit http://www.pathwaysawareness.org/.
Dear Readers, If you have found my blog to be helpful, please "like" my Facebook page and follow my blog...I'm trying to get my book published and this would be a great help! Thanks :)
Tummy time that is provided on a daily basis leads to the mastery of important motor milestones, such as rolling over, pulling up, and crawling. Also, infants who aren't exposed to tummy time are at risk for motor skill delays and developing flat spots on the head. So click HERE to visit Tummy Time Tips, and be sure to check out the video!
For additional fun tummy time activities, you can now purchase my parenting book, "Retro Baby," on Amazon!!
Also, for more information about tummy time as well as some wonderful brochures and handouts, visit http://www.pathwaysawareness.org/.
Dear Readers, If you have found my blog to be helpful, please "like" my Facebook page and follow my blog...I'm trying to get my book published and this would be a great help! Thanks :)
Hi! I'm a new follower of yours and a new OT! Looking forward to learning more through your blog. Thanks!
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Loved this! Just shared it with some of my friends who recently had babies.
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ReplyDeleteThe tips you are describe for Tummy Time is very informative.Thanks for posting.
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