2 month old too advanced?

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Hi mamas my baby lays on tummy and can lift up his whole head with his arms and can roll over to his side now. When he was born he was shockingly strong for a newborn, im guessing this is normal because we are all different? When should i start tummy time?

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I dont think "too advanced " is a thing. 
Tummy time should be started by the time they are a month old but idk anyone who waited that long. I started tummy time ss soon as i brought my son home

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My daughter was also strong for a new born and was lifting her head up soon after she was born. No such thing as too advanced lol...

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No such thing as too advanced

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Timmy time from day one!! But these all sounds like normal 8 week milestones

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There is not such thing as being too advanced. My oldest was 2 months when he started lifting with his hands and rolling onto his back/belly as well, crawling at 5 1/2 months, and walking at 10 months. My middle kids were a bit slower ( not a thing) and my last baby had to have help with Early Child Intervention because she was born premature so she just wasn’t hitting milestones ( didn’t start crawling until 15 months, walking at 20 months) all babies develop at their own pace.

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Same! My son started rolling over from tummy to back at 2 months with his strong neck/head leading the way. All babies are different for sure ❤️. No such thing as too advanced.

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Mine was the same. Rolled over at 8 weeks.

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My daughter was able to roll from back to tummy at 10 weeks which some babies don’t learn until 4+ months old. 🤷🏼‍♀️ she started sleeping on her tummy at 3 months old. I don’t think she was “too advanced”. Some babies just learn some skills sooner. She didn’t learn to roll from front to back til much later.

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Tummy time started for us basically day one on our chests and he’s been lifting himself on his arms and lifting his head ever since as well. It’s not advanced, some babies are just stronger than others to start off. Tummy time on the floor is safe after the cord falls off.

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It's never too early to start tummy time. We started with my daughter on our chests right away. She's been doing tummy time on surfaces since about 2 weeks old, when her cord stump fell out. At her 2m appointment they told us she had the upper body development of a 4mo

2 month old too advanced?

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