Baby crawling at 4 months

Whether you're pushing your baby in a stroller, toting them in a carrier, or holding them in your arms, their only means of transportation so far has been other people.

How to help baby crawl

Soon, though, they'll learn how to crawl, and they'll be able to make it from point A to point B on their own.

Getting around independently gives your baby a sense of power and accomplishment, which is a huge boost to their self-esteem.

It also opens up their world to new discoveries and leads the way to more complex movements, such as pulling up to stand, walking, and eventually running.

Here's more information about when babies start to crawl, with tips for helping your child achieve solitary movement.

When Do Babies Crawl?

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At What Age Do Babies Crawl?

Babies typically begin to crawl between 6 and 10 months. But keep in mind that every baby develops at a different pace. Some skip the crawling phase altogether and go straight to pulling up, cruising, and walking.

No matter what age your baby starts crawling, know that the feat is a big one. "Crawling

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