Yesterday was the first time Chloe completely rolled over by herself! Before if she was laying on on top of us or was laying slanted she would lift up her leg and arm and go over. But she was laying completely flat and rolled! She is almost 4 months old and getting so big!! She is the most adorable thing I have come to known! I love this little girl to death!

She rolled over!! Now my problem is, she sleeps in a halo swaddle sack, now that's she's rolling over I need to transition her to the zipadee zip. Any tips?
Any tips for baby rolling over in crib and not able to roll back over on own ? It scares me so much and I am constantly watching and checking on him or getting woke up to him screaming because he can’t roll back over 😭
TWW!!
2dpo and on the tww journey. Anyone on the same dpo or close? Haven't decided if I will test at 12dpo or just wait and see if she shows up!!

is it wrong to be frustrated that my daughter acts like she can't do certain things with out my help. she plays dumb a lot and I wish I could be like no girl show what you know. she acts like she can't trace or match shapes so shes ask for "mommy finger" to help her so I barely hold her hand and she magically can do it but if I dont hold her hand she just scribbles and acts like she doesnt know
the pic is how she traces when I'm "helping her" otherwise it'll just be scribbles all over the page

I know "they" say back is best, but this is my #mommyjudgementcall, and I know I'm not alone. Eden is a very pukey baby and I lay her down right after she eats so I lay her on her side. "what if she rolls over onto her belly?! 😱", she has a freakishly strong neck and I know she could lift herself if she needed, I've watched her do it. So ladies, just remember to do what's best for YOUR babies.