He will. Some babies just take longer than others. My daughter didn’t roll over until 5 months ish and our doctor said it doesn’t become a concern until 6 and even then. Babies do their thing.
Try to stop setting such high expectations. He is 3 months old. He is trying his best and learning at a perfectly normal rate. Just because you don’t enjoy the “baby stage” doesn’t mean he will grow up and hit milestones any faster. All you’re going to do is put pressure on him to excel and make yourself upset when it doesn’t work. Obviously, all babies grow up eventually. Just be patient with him.
My daughter just rolled for the first time a few weeks ago she just couldn't figure out what to do with her arm and don't worry about grabbing for toys most babies don't until 4 months
@ib.crazyskittles18, Okay, well I apologize. The square next to your name says 3 months. But the fact remains that all babies grow and learn at different rates. Some babies don’t even TRY to roll until 6+ months. Any baby development website will tell you this. Don’t put him in a bracket, let him learn and encourage him at his own pace. Soon enough he will be crawling and walking and you will realize it’s still a lot of work and even more time consuming when they are mobile.
@amomandherbug 100%. When I had my first I thought the baby stage was so much work *insert eye roll here*, but once he started walking and getting into everything it was a whole different ballgame and a different kind of hard.
@ib.crazyskittles18 you need to give yourself and your son a tremendous break. Comparing your son to others will never make either of you feel better. Everyone is different and learns at different paces. Don't rush the baby stage. Even if you don't like it now, one day you will miss it.
My daughter rolled over for the first time a few days shy of 4 months (she HATED tummy time because of her reflux) then didn't do it again until she started to sit up around six months. Don't stress too much about it, babies develop at their own pace
Courtney·
Мама дочки-младенца
He will. Some babies just take longer than others. My daughter didn’t roll over until 5 months ish and our doctor said it doesn’t become a concern until 6 and even then. Babies do their thing.
KJ ·
Try to stop setting such high expectations. He is 3 months old. He is trying his best and learning at a perfectly normal rate. Just because you don’t enjoy the “baby stage” doesn’t mean he will grow up and hit milestones any faster. All you’re going to do is put pressure on him to excel and make yourself upset when it doesn’t work. Obviously, all babies grow up eventually. Just be patient with him.
jenna bos·
Мама сына-младенца
@amomandherbug 4 months
Hailey-Marie Judd·
Мама двоих (младенец)
My daughter just rolled for the first time a few weeks ago she just couldn't figure out what to do with her arm and don't worry about grabbing for toys most babies don't until 4 months
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Don't worry so much. You never see a 5 year old stuck on their back. He'll get there
jenna bos·
Мама сына-младенца
@triquetra.hmj he is 4 months and not grabbing for toys and your daughter is 4 months and you said she already rolled but he doesnt do either
KJ ·
@ib.crazyskittles18, Okay, well I apologize. The square next to your name says 3 months. But the fact remains that all babies grow and learn at different rates. Some babies don’t even TRY to roll until 6+ months. Any baby development website will tell you this. Don’t put him in a bracket, let him learn and encourage him at his own pace. Soon enough he will be crawling and walking and you will realize it’s still a lot of work and even more time consuming when they are mobile.
Cassandra·
@amomandherbug 100%. When I had my first I thought the baby stage was so much work *insert eye roll here*, but once he started walking and getting into everything it was a whole different ballgame and a different kind of hard.
@ib.crazyskittles18 you need to give yourself and your son a tremendous break. Comparing your son to others will never make either of you feel better. Everyone is different and learns at different paces. Don't rush the baby stage. Even if you don't like it now, one day you will miss it.
K·
My daughter rolled over for the first time a few days shy of 4 months (she HATED tummy time because of her reflux) then didn't do it again until she started to sit up around six months. Don't stress too much about it, babies develop at their own pace
K·
She's almost ten months now and right on track for everything. Even if babies are a bit delayed they usually catch up!
Katelynn ·
Мама троих детей
No dear if he was born Feb 2nd then he would have been 1 month on March 2nd, 2 months on April 2nd, 3 months on may 2nd and 4 months on June 2nd