What are the traditional crawling movements?

The baby's crawling posture has its own characteristics, which reflects their growth pace. Next, let's take a look at these five common crawling postures!

Streaming: the speed increases gradually.

Imagine that the baby's hands, knees and legs are on the ground, and the hips are lifted and climbed forward. That's a stream. Once the baby gets used to this posture, their speed will gradually accelerate!

Crawling: Easily moved back and forth

This posture crawls only by the baby's hands. Their hands will swing like freestyle, and with this posture, the baby can move back and forth easily.

Crawling: the most common

When the baby adopts this posture, his hips will not rise, and he looks like a little soldier crawling forward. This posture is most common when the baby just learns to climb!

♂? Sitting posture: slightly slower development.

Keep your baby in a sitting position with your hands forward. This posture uses less waist and leg strength, so the baby's development may be slower, but don't worry!

Bear posture: preparation for learning to stand.

The baby's knees don't touch the ground in this position. The mainstream of evolution has become this posture. At this time, the baby began to learn to stand and prepare for the next walk.