Use tunnel toys to help your baby learn to crawl

Many mothers are very concerned about the baby's ability to crawl for a few months, especially after seeing other babies around them can crawl and walk, they are more expecting and eager for their baby to learn to crawl.

So when do babies learn to crawl and what does crawling mean to them? What are some interesting mini games to help the baby further master this new skill? Let's take a look together today!

Baby learning to crawl is a gradual process. In the beginning, they have not grasped the essentials, they will first use the way of belly sticking to the ground to rotate on the spot, and then because the arm strength is greater than the leg, there will be "back crawl". Finally, when his stomach was off the ground and his knees began to arch forward in turns, he really found the feeling of "crawling".

When babies are playing on their stomachs, they can strengthen the muscles of their neck, back and arms, and strengthen their support for the body. When they try to turn over, they will try to use the strength of their arms and knees, which also provides the basis for later learning to crawl. The more time your baby spends playing on his stomach, the more likely it is to crawl.

Babies cannot learn to crawl without the company and guidance of their parents. Parents and moms can train them to crawl forward through some fun games.

If the baby can already crawl a few steps, then parents can buy a children’s tunnel, or make a paper tunnel from the bottom of the big carton. Parents can crawl in in front of the baby by themselves, play peekaboo, and stimulate the baby's desire to explore. The curious baby will definitely get in. Then the parents guide him to climb out of the tunnel successfully.

Provide a safe, spacious and comfortable crawling site. Parents can choose a crawling mat for babies to learn to crawl, so that they can provide support while crawling without knocking the baby, and there is no need to worry that they will catch a cold, which is simply killing three birds with one stone. If you can, it will be safer with a game fence at the same time.

When babies crawl, they must use the strength of their arms and legs to lift their bodies. In this process, their torso, shoulders, arms, legs and hands have been fully exercised. At the same time, babies consume more energy, which also allows them to eat more, sleep better, and develop better bodies.

From lying down to lifting the body, crawling from one place to another, the baby has an unprecedented new vision. This surprise gradually escalates as they continue to learn to crawl, and encourages them to continue their curiosity and exploration want.

Their eyes must take into account the current situation, but also to look far, far or near raising and lowering the head to constantly adjust the focus of the eyes, and these adjustments are very beneficial for training eye muscles and improving binocular vision.