Find it hard not to get impatient with how slow the process is like hes just starting to half roll…

My son wasn’t able to roll over freely until 7 months. Now at a year he’s fully walking. Try not to compare him to other babies, they do things in their own time.

@mariapb i know i shouldnt thank you

@avianlouiebos, honestly you’ll look back one day and realise how quickly he has grown up. A few months ago he was a tiny little bundle that couldn’t do anything, now he’s learning to roll, how amazing is that!!

Honestly I agree each baby is individual so comparing is off. Your baby could be doing something earlier then another, who may be doing something else earlier then your little man. I learned to not sweat the small stuff. Our son with special needs couldn’t roll over till 18 months, and could even stand till 2. He did those things very late due to his needs, but he’s now 4 and does amazingly given his situation. Learn to appreciate the small milestones and the rest will come in time.

Here most of us are crying "they grow up so fast" girl it will come and one day you be saying the same thing. "They grow up to fast"

Try not to compare him to other babies. My kids are total opposites. Each did different things at different stages. Cherish him being little because it won’t last forever. They really do grow up fast!

My friend's son was born 2 days before mine and they are so different because she went overdue almost 2 weeks and I was a few days early. Our boys have almost a month difference in terms of development yet were born so close together.