way's the help a baby roll over.

my 6 month old can roll over she just rarley does, luckly her doc did'nt sound worried. But it would still relieve some of my worries if she could roll over more, so how did yall get your babies to roll over?

waited until she did it on her own.

Quoting kailey ann's mama:" my 6 month old can roll over she just rarley does, luckly her doc did'nt sound worried. But it would ... [snip!] ... But it would still relieve some of my worries if she could roll over more, so how did yall get your babies to roll over?"

They do it on their own. Doing anything other than providing insentive can actually hinder their ability to do it on their own, making it take longer for them to master it.

You could try putting a favorite toy just out of her reach and see if she will roll over to get to it...other than that, there's really not a lot you can do. Sometimes I wish I could keep Zeke from rolling over, but now that he's figured it out, he won't stop doing it.

My LO did it on his own. He went through a stage that he only liked rolling only one way (back to tummy) and rarely did the other way, only because he discovered a new perspective. I wouldn't worry so much, just as long as your LO can roll over. There will be a point where she won't roll over because she's too busy crawling and/or standing up. Mine now just rolls over to get into crawling position and crawl away!

help position their arms that they roll, then gently push them over and clap when they do it.

my daughter is 5months old and she rolls over on her own now. i would just put a pillow on one side of her back. half way. and she'll start doing it on her own