Should a 5 month old be rolling?

Question

My little guy just turned 5 months old and he is still not rolling from back to belly.. is anyone elses little just not doing it yet? My little guy also still stuggles to roll from belly to back... any tips? Should i be concerned?

Answer

Babies meet mile stones at all different times. I have had 1 early roller, 1 REALLY roller and a.kinda late roller. All were perfectly healthy and normal and on track. Talk tobyour doctor  if you are worried but if they are doing fine in every other way I'm sure it is totally normal and 1 day it will just click fully. My neice never crawled for example....ever lol. She sat up laye, never crawled and instead jjst barrel rolled around the house and one day when my bil was putting her in the play pen area she stayed on her feet and took her 1st steps. Babies are amazing weird little things haha

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My first was rolling by 6 months easily, my 2nd just turned 6 months a few days ago and was still struggling to roll. She’d get so close but just couldn’t do it. Randomly two days ago, she rolled, and rolled, and rolled 😂 now she does it with breeze, all within two days lol! I wouldn’t be worried at all, one day it will be non stop lol

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Some babies roll faster than others.  My son will be 4 month and is doing both back to front and front to back but honestly I’m way more scared now! Cause that’s all he wants to do! But there are videos I saw on YouTube or tiktok about how to help your baby roll and I did it not thinking it would work as fast as it did and. Now here we are

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babies roll when they’re ready. you can try putting an interesting (colorful or noisy) toy just out of baby’s reach to encourage them to try rolling one way or the other, because like anything else it takes practice and muscle strength. but your baby will get there! it’s ok i promise

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Should a 5 month old be rolling?

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