Rolling from Tummy to Back: 5 Tips to Help your Baby Learn to Roll from Tummy to Back

Wondering how you can help your baby learn rolling from tummy to back? Or what age babies roll over? You are not alone. As an occupational Therapists parents often ask what they can do to help their baby learn to roll from their tummy to their back. After watching this video you will know when babies start rolling from their tummy to their back and most importantly 5 key tips that will help you teach baby to roll over. 

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Intro: 00:00 - 00:44
Age Babies Roll: 00:45 - 01:17
Tip 1: 01:18 - 01:55
Tip 2: 01:56 - 02:41
Tip 3: 02:42 - 04:05
Tip 4: 04:06 - 05:00
Tip 5: 05:01 - 05:34
Summary: 05:35 - 06:02


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