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Question about baby throwing herself back as means to get to the floor!
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Lanabean
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Member since 11/05 9202 total posts
Name: Lana
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Question about baby throwing herself back as means to get to the floor!
Sonya loves to sit up, however, when she wants to get to the floor, the only way she's figured out how is to throw herself back, and then roll to belly. I usually keep a boppy behind her or a pillow b/c I know this is her routine. When I try to show her other ways to get down, she gets super pizzed and throws what I lovingly call a 9-month baby girl tantrum. Anyway, the other day FIL sat her down in our living room (wood floor.) Before I realized it, she fell back. Nothing behind her. She was fine, but I got really scared. She cried a lot. :( Anyway, by keeping a pillow behind her, am I not helping the issue? What can I do? Or, will she eventually figure it out on her own. I forgot to ask the doc about this at our 9-month well.
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Posted 10/5/11 3:13 PM |
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Linda1003
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Name: Linda
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Re: Question about baby throwing herself back as means to get to the floor!
I think that unfortunately is something she will figure out on her own and DEFINITELY avoid injury by keeping something behind her at all times until she learns differently.
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Posted 10/5/11 3:19 PM |
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Lanabean
Yoginis

Member since 11/05 9202 total posts
Name: Lana
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Re: Question about baby throwing herself back as means to get to the floor!
Thanks! FIL didn't realize, and when I saw how she was sitting, I shouted, "No!" and ran over, only to watch her falling.
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Posted 10/5/11 3:27 PM |
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Dee0522
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Member since 6/09 2088 total posts
Name: Denise
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Re: Question about baby throwing herself back as means to get to the floor!
My DS did this all the time for a while... we always kept a Boppy behind him until he stopped going backwards. Don't worry, she will eventually stop, but until then all you can really do is keep things nice and soft around her!
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Posted 10/5/11 3:31 PM |
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