What if the baby won't turn over in 5 months?

Turning over is the first big move after the baby is born. Most babies learn to turn over within three months. Some slow children will turn over in about four months, or later. Some babies never turn over, but they can sit or climb directly.

Turning over is not a measure of a baby's health. Some babies don't turn over because they are too fat or wear too much, which makes it difficult to turn over.

The baby went to the physical examination when he was 3 months old. The nurse put the baby on his back, moved his legs, and then told us that he could train the baby to turn over. Then teach us that the baby has no difficulty in turning over.

So, if Ma Bao wants to teach the baby to turn over, don't worry too much. She must see if the baby's limbs can turn over. For example, the head support ability is almost stable, the arms are strong, and the waist is strong. Otherwise, the baby is too difficult to turn over and is not interested.

Generally, babies can turn over after three months of initial training, but many babies learn it in four months. So step by step.

So how do you teach your baby to turn over? Talk about several essentials of turning over!

1, when you turn over, you must put your hands on your chest.

If the hand is below the chest, after turning over, the hand is pressed under the stomach and cannot be taken out. The baby can't lift his head without exerting force on his arm.

2. When turning over, your stomach must be hard.

Practice the power of staring before and after to ensure that the baby's stomach will be hard.

3. Turn down first, then turn up.

Put one leg on the other and turn from bottom to top.

4. After turning over, the head must be forcibly lifted to drive the neck to exert force and the abdomen to be supported so that the hand can be taken out.

When you turn over and lie on your back, you must pay attention to the arm stretching forward to drive the whole body.

6. First learn to turn from the back to bend over (get down), then learn to bend over (get down) and turn over to the back. But the former is more difficult than the latter, and the latter is easy to do.

What if the baby won't turn over in 5 months?

Hello, let me answer this question!

Although the baby's growth and development are regular, each baby is an independent individual and the pace of growth is different! Therefore, in the baby's growth and development, parents should treat this difference with a normal heart.

Among the babies I serve, some children can turn over in more than 3 months, and some can skillfully complete this action in 7-8 months, but this does not mean that the babies who learn to turn over in 7-8 months lag behind others in other development after TA.

The baby will not turn over after 5 months, so parents can first find out the reasons from their daily life:

1. Will the baby be too fat and overweight? You know, chubby babies want to turn over, and the resistance is always greater than that of thin babies.

2, will it be that the weather is cold and there are many clothes, which is not conducive to baby activities.

3. Parents will not carry it all the time, and will not give the baby enough space for activities and opportunities for exercise.

Eliminate and correct the above reasons, parents can guide their babies like this:

1, put the baby on the bed and put it above the baby's head with toys or other things to attract the baby's attention. When the baby intends to turn over, the baby's face and hands will turn to the same side.

When you turn over, you must put your hands on your chest. If the hand is below the chest, after turning over, the hand is pressed under the stomach and cannot be taken out. The baby's arms can't be forced and his head can't be lifted.

3. Move the baby's legs that don't depend on the bed. Put one leg on the other. Mother gently pulls down obliquely with her hand to help the baby exert strength and let the baby turn around below the bottom.

4. Turn down first, then turn up.

5. Turn over, help the baby lift his head hard, drive his neck to exert strength, support his stomach, and finally help the baby take his hands out.

Use soft clothes or pillows, put them behind your baby when he is sideways, and keep such sideways movements often, which will make your baby have the consciousness of turning over.

6, the mother should always help the baby turn over, the baby can master the skills of turning over and let the baby turn over early. And you will find that when the baby can turn over for the first time, TA is also very excited. TA will keep trying and exercising, and will soon be proficient in this action.

Of course, if parents are still not at ease, the 6-month-old baby needs physical examination and development assessment, and can seek professional guidance according to the assessment results!

Not every baby will turn over at 5 months.

Generally, about 5 months, with the continuous enhancement of baby's muscle strength, some babies can already turn over with the abdomen as the fulcrum. However, the age of this month has not been determined. Every child has individual differences, some earlier and some later.

Parents' advice: train your baby to turn over like this.

Method 1: Let the baby lie on his stomach with his head up and tease the baby with the toys on it. When a baby sees toys, he will want to catch them. At this time, Ma Bao can put a hand under the baby's chest. When the baby tried to turn over, Ma Bao also helped him with his hands to turn over the baby from prone position to supine position. After many exercises, slowly, the mother can loosen her hand and the baby can turn over.

Method 2: Let the baby lie on his back on the bed, and then gently put the baby's right leg on his left leg, so that the baby's waist and shoulders will naturally twist. Usually, babies learn to lean sideways quickly.

Method 3: Let the baby lie on his back on the quilt, pull one side of the quilt, and gently turn over with the baby, so train several times. After the baby is familiar with it, he will know the intention of the adults and naturally use the quilt to exercise.

Parents should pay attention to the following points in the development of baby's big movements:

1. Encourage your baby at all times, because he needs your support very much.

2. Now that the weather is getting cold, the baby will wear more clothes, and the big action may be slightly delayed, so don't worry too much.

Parents should not force their babies to finish on time or ahead of schedule. Premature intervention is harmful to health. Please follow the baby's steps to help him.

My daughter is just five months old now.

It is not normal for all babies to turn over after five months. My son was able to turn over when he was five months old last year, but when he turned over, he couldn't turn it over and cried.

As for the daughter, it seems that her expression is richer than that of her son in the same period last year, and her face seems to be obvious for a month or two. And turn over, you can turn over with a little external force.

In fact, it may have something to do with the current weather. My son was born in the first month last year, and it happened to be a hot day five months later. It is definitely easier to turn over without clothes. Now that the weather is cold, my daughter wears more clothes, which greatly affects her sports. I think your baby may have the same possibility, my friend. ....

Of course, none of this matters. Whether children turn over, teether, learn to walk, talk ... and so on, there is no clear indicator that they should learn in a few months. It doesn't matter if there are individual differences. As parents, we just want them to grow up healthily and happily, don't you think, friend?

What if the baby girl doesn't turn over for 5 and a half months?

A: As long as it does not exceed 7 months, it is within the normal range.

As the saying goes, not all babies can turn over in March!

Most of the babies around me turn over in April and May, and those who are fatter or turn over later in winter.

Tell me about my five-month-old girl.

The baby can't turn over after three and a half months. My in-laws nag me every day that other babies just turned over after three months.

Say I don't teach the baby to turn over.

But I know in my heart that I think it is meaningless to pull out the seedlings and encourage them.

It is better for the baby to grow naturally, and it is enough for parents to give guidance occasionally.

When the baby is four months old, there is no sign of turning over.

Now my husband is also anxious, urging me to teach my baby to turn over almost every day.

I tried, but the baby just couldn't turn it over, or his arm couldn't hold up after turning it over.

Slowly, about four and a half months later, my baby daughter suddenly turned over. My husband and I were so happy that we turned him over and she turned him over again.

During this period, we didn't deliberately train or teach him to turn over, just occasionally guide or exercise a little.

Conclusion: So I think it's not too late not to turn over for five and a half months.

Each child's development degree is different, some are fast, some are slow, or some limbs develop slowly. Parents should avoid pulling out the seedlings and encourage them, and don't be impatient. Just guide them slowly.

If your baby girl doesn't turn over for five and a half months, you should consider whether the baby girl is too fat, which will lead to uncoordinated limbs or difficulty in exercise.

It's harder to turn over Then the baby should pay attention to avoid overfeeding.

On the other hand, is your baby daughter wearing too thick in winter to exercise, let alone turn over?

You can turn on the air conditioner to reduce dressing practice and turn over.

I wish you all the best and your baby will grow up healthily! O( _ )O haha ~

When the baby learns to turn over, the world will double.

Xu Leiming, national first-class nutritionist

As the saying goes: three months to turn over, six months to sit, eight months to squat, every step of the child's leap forward is filled with parents' surprises, but some babies will not turn over for three months, and parents show anxiety. What's going on here?

There are many reasons why children cannot turn over. For example, their mattresses are too soft for babies to use. Or some babies have more meat, but because of their weight, they just can't turn it over. Some babies are premature or weak, their muscle vitality is not as developed as other babies, and their motor nerve development is slow, which will cause the situation that they will not turn over.

In fact, before the child turns over, he will send a signal-when lying on his back, his feet will be raised or kept shaking, which is a signal that the baby has the will to turn over. The baby will turn over and the world around him will double, so parents wish him a helping hand at the right time.

How to teach your baby to turn over? You can put your baby's one leg on the other, turn his head, hold his back, waist and buttocks, or pull his arms or legs to turn. Let him turn over repeatedly, from prone to supine, or from supine to prone. This process should create a happy atmosphere and make the baby feel that this is a fun thing, but it is also a step-by-step process, which only takes a few minutes every day. Don't worry. Remember not to practice when the baby is just nursing, so as to avoid symptoms such as spilling milk and burping. Learn to turn over and pay attention to the fact that the bed must have a railing to prevent him from falling and hurting.

We have a saying about the development law of baby's movements, "three turns, six sitting, seven rolling and eight crawling", which roughly summarizes the big movements that children have mastered at each stage. Generally speaking, when the baby is three months old, he will consciously turn over.

The subject's baby is five months old and can't turn over. What should I do? Although the baby should turn over at the age of three months, each baby's physical development is different. Sooner or later, something will be different. Don't worry too much about this.

Now the baby can't turn over after five months, and the mother can train according to the baby's situation. Cultivate the baby's awareness of turning over, help the baby master the skills of turning over, and complete the baby's first big move in life.

How to stimulate the baby and let the baby turn over?

Then it is necessary to attract the baby's attention.

The mother laid the baby flat on the bed. Put the baby's favorite toys on one side of the baby's body, guide the baby to turn over and cultivate the baby's awareness of turning over.

At first, the baby may just look at the toy, want it, and cry if he can't get it. At this time, the mother should gently say to the baby, "Come, let's come here to get the toys." Use a bell or rattle to attract the child's attention, and then the mother is gently helping the baby's back with the other hand to enhance the baby's turning strength.

As long as the baby can turn over and get the toy, then the baby will realize that he could have done so. Then after several exercises, the baby will have a desire to get the toys around him, and then try to turn them over.

When the baby has the consciousness of turning over, it is necessary to teach the baby to turn over correctly, so how to teach the baby to turn over?

Turning over is the baby's first big move, preparing for the baby to sit and climb in the future. Turning over can also exercise the baby's back muscle strength and body coordination ability, and at the same time enhance the brain's command and control ability to the body.

Mother should pay attention to the principle of "lying on her side first, then turning over".

1, lie on your side first:

The baby's turn-over action can't be completed at once. Give the baby a process of adaptation and learning.

Mother can let the baby lie flat on the bed first, and then put the baby's favorite toy on the baby's side to guide the baby from lying flat to lying on the side. If the baby has difficulty lying on his side, the mother will give the baby some auxiliary strength on his back. When the baby finished lying on the side, the mother guided the baby to get down and complete a turn.

Lying on the side requires training on the left and right sides at the same time, so that the baby can adapt to and be familiar with the process of turning over. Of course, the mother can also grasp the baby's little feet and help the baby practice the process from lying flat to lying on the side.

2. Turn over:

When the baby can turn from lying flat to lying on the side, the baby's turn-over action is half completed.

The mother can let the baby lie flat on the bed, first attract the baby's attention with the toy on the left side of the baby, let the baby lie down on the left side, then complete the turn-over action, train the baby to lie flat from the prone position to the side position, and finally restore the state of lying flat.

This process of turning over requires parents to patiently train with their children, both left and right, and help them complete their movements by attracting their attention.

As the baby is familiar with this action, soon the baby will be able to turn over by himself!

If there are no other conditions, adults can help children turn over and gradually turn over by themselves.

Hello! First of all, it appears on many children because of the phrase "three turns and six sittings". In fact, this kind word is just a proverb that has been circulated for thousands of years, and there is no scientific basis.

Even some babies learn to turn over in seven months. After all, the difference between each baby is quite big. Then in addition, there are some factors that affect the baby's delay in turning over.

Therefore, this question about the baby turning over is actually difficult to answer. Every baby is different. But most babies turn over after three months. However, what problems do parents need to pay attention to when the baby turns over? I think the most important thing to pay attention to is to prevent the baby from falling when turning over.

When will the baby turn over?

In fact, every baby turns over in a different way. Most babies turn over in 3-4 months, some in 4-5 months, and some later. Every baby has different development and individual differences.

What if the baby can't turn over for 5 months?

Generally, the baby will not turn over for 5 months, mainly due to lack of training. Under normal circumstances, the baby often tries to turn over for 4 months, and the baby learns to turn over, which indicates the further development of motor skills. At the same time, it can also expand children's vision and contact range and promote the development of intelligence. First of all, we should go to the hospital health care department or neurology department where we can do intelligence assessment to make a comprehensive judgment on the child's development. If the intelligence test is normal in all aspects, but it just can't be turned over, it may be related to thick clothes, overweight children and inadequate training. Rehabilitation trainers can also give professional guidance and training according to the individual situation of children.

After the baby will turn over, the big move can be said to be a qualitative leap and a great progress in growth. At the same time, it also means that mothers need to pay more attention to taking care of their babies to prevent them from falling off the bed and hurting themselves.

As the saying goes: look up three times, turn over six times, sit seven times, climb eight times, and support nine stations. I will call my parents when I am one year old.

In other words, helping children learn to turn over six months ago at the latest, and they will not turn over for five months, indicating that they have practiced too little. Otherwise, it will affect children's sitting, crawling and walking. In the later stage, because the baby's movements and development are regular, and the baby who can turn over alone can promote his sitting posture more stably, it shows that the neck and waist have strength.

What will affect the baby not turning over?

1. Too little practice.

Babies should start active and passive exercise from birth, promote the development of muscles and bones, and exercise the flexibility of the body. Parents don't give their babies the opportunity to exercise, and they don't want to exercise for a long time.

2. weather reasons

Parents are worried that their children will catch cold, that their babies will be too tired, that the weather will be cold, and that wearing too many clothes will also affect their baby's practice. But after taking a shower, you can still help your baby exercise in the air-conditioned room.

3. The method is wrong

On the one hand, if you don't touch your baby when you are born and rarely let your baby lie down, then you lack head-up training. Whether the child can look up or not also determines whether the child can learn to turn over, because all babies must learn to turn over first, which is the law of the baby's sports development.

How can I learn to turn over? If you do the following, there will be no problem.

6 minutes per day

1 minute to communicate with the baby, 2 minutes to touch and 3 minutes to lie down. When in a good mood, I am more willing to cooperate when I am in a good mood. Don't do it just after drinking enough milk.

Practice twisting your legs.

Because the coordination of the baby's limbs is not perfect enough, it is necessary to use the strength of adults to assist in practicing the skills of turning over. Keep practicing, about 2 to 3 times a day, and you will obviously feel different from not practicing in a week or so.

Lie down and sit up.

Every day, there is an opportunity for the baby to play on his stomach, or parents can lie down with the baby and Doby him with toys to make the baby more willing to cooperate. It can help the baby to exercise his head well and learn to turn over faster when his neck is strong.

You can practice the strength of neck, wrist, arm and waist by sitting up on your wrist. This exercise can be started in about 3 months, and the effect is particularly good. Be careful not to push too hard. Best of all, the baby lives on the thumb of an adult, and the adult holds the baby's hand with the other four fingers, three times a day, and practices sitting up by pulling the wrist 2 to 3 times each time.