Why does the baby lie on his stomach with his legs crossed?

It is generally normal for children to often lie on their stomachs with their feet up, especially when they are learning to crawl. This is also exercise for children. Of course, as parents, we must also observe carefully to see if the child's arm strength is sufficient, whether he can use one arm to support the body, and whether the child can use both legs to exert force when crawling forward, etc. If the child has any abnormal conditions, go to the hospital for examination in time.

Pay attention to two aspects: 1. Whether the baby's arms are strong enough: whether he can support his body with one arm; 2. When crawling, do the two legs move forward one after another or at the same time; after observing clearly, you should do these to support your baby to master the skills of crawling on hands and knees as soon as possible. 1. To exercise the strength of one arm so that it can support the body, let your baby play on his stomach three times a day, each time for five minutes. (Please follow the baby's willingness and manage the time reasonably) How to play: Pick up the toy 20 to 30 cm above the baby's arm to tease the baby, raise his hand to take it, play with it for a while, and then switch to tease the other hand to take it. 2. Hold your baby on your knees to stimulate his knees. When sitting, let the baby kneel on your thighs and play with him; when standing, let the baby kneel on your belly. 3. Use a towel or your hands to help your baby lift up his belly. Just help your baby lift up his belly while enticing him to crawl forward. If we master the techniques and use good methods, the baby can master the correct crawling posture and skills in a week under the correct guidance.

Tips for babies to learn to crawl: 1. Roll the small mat at home into a round shape. (The mat is elastic and easy to unfold) 2. Let the baby lie on the mat and press one side of the mat under the body. 3. The mother pushes the mat and lets the baby crawl forward as the mat unfolds. Method 2 1. The baby crawls on the floor or bed. 2. One person is in front of the baby and the other is behind the baby. 3. The person in front holds the baby's right hand, and the person behind pushes the baby's left foot. While holding your baby's left hand, push your baby's right foot. Method three: The mother lies on the bed, the baby lies on one side, and the father is on the other side of the mother. The father holds the baby's right hand, and the mother pushes the baby's left leg, and vice versa, to help the baby crawl from her side to the father's side. Tips: These methods are all about training the baby's forward sense first. Parents need to be patient and help the baby practice frequently. After many training sessions, the baby will be able to crawl forward on his own. After each successful exercise, parents should give their baby encouragement or rewards to maintain their baby's enthusiasm.