Non-slip Crawling Tights Mini - Cotton

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You gotta lie down before you can crawl! Right from the beginning, babies need to be placed on their tummies when they're awake. That's where a significant part of their motor development kicks off, including rolling, sitting, and crawling. The primary task for a newborn's development is to get strong enough to hold their head. So, the muscles in the neck, throat, shoulders, and back need a workout. To train these muscles, babies should lie on their tummies as much as possible. This strengthens their back and neck muscles, enhancing the ability to bear their own weight in the arms and around the hips. In contrast to the passive back position, the tummy position is active. It's the place where babies can start rolling and eventually progress to crawling and standing up. The prerequisite for crawling is that the baby