1. Place Kellyn on her tummy and put a toy on her left side of her body.
2. If possible, encourage her to reach her left hand up and out towards the toy. Her head should tilt back as she looks up at the toy.
Kellyn's got some serious bed-head going on in this picture. |
3. At the same time, bend her left leg and push it up towards her body.
Having a fun toy can really motivate baby to complete this roll. |
4. Make the toy act as a moving target, so that it keeps her wanting to roll backwards onto her back.
She did it! |
If you are interested in learning how to help baby roll back-to-belly, check out this post.
Disclaimer: I am not a physical therapist or medical professional. If you wish to do any of these physical therapy exercises on your own child, you should first seek approval from your child's physical therapist. Click here for full disclaimer.