Sweet little Jake! I don’t think I’ve come across one baby who really “enjoys” tummy time. I was a nurse and now I’m a full-time Nanny. This is absolutely, 100% normal for an infant to be fussy for part, if not most, of it. They’re uncomfortable but at the same time they are building strength in their neck and back muscles. Once those muscles build up, tummy time becomes a lot more fun! 🤗💜
If you're a nurse I'd like to ask: can tummy time be done lying on a parent's chest? In theory that should be more enjoyable for the baby while still encouraging them to lift their heads.
Well done and mommy and baby, mommy is engaged with the baby, and he tries his best to keep his head up to see mommy, so small, and is already learning to be capricious so that mom picks up
Молодцы и мамочка и малыш,мамочка занимается с крохой,а тот старается изо всех сил головку держать ,чтобы мамочку увидеть,такой маленький,а уже учится капризничать,чтобы мама взяла на ручки
After watching dozens of 'tummy time' videos, there is a common clue for when the baby's 'had enough'...they heave a 'full body sigh', and just flatten out. That means they're 'spent', and it's time for a break. ❤
HE IS TOOOOO, YOUNG FOR ALL THAT HE IS STRUGGLES TO GET SOME AIR.. PICK HIM UP AND TURN HIM OVER HE IS ONLY 3 WEEKS OLD WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE. THESE MOTHERS NOWDAYS HAVE NO COMMON SENSE AT ALL... DO NOT PUT HIM ON HIS BELLY TOO YOUNG ...
Don't make your child working too hard he's frustrated and uncomfortable so he crying.. Slowly slowly he'll learn all these steps.. I have no strength and courage to watch cute and innocent child struggling.. Sorry if I say something wrong..
@@kaladwarakanath5503 And the mother should know this is wrong pushing too hard on this little one next she will be expecting the little one doing Pressure Very Sad mother 😡
Tummy time is great for the development from day one. Just 5 mins 3 times a day at first then gradually increasing as baby gets older and stronger. Helps physical development and also helps prevent plagiocephaly. Tummy time doesn't nessesary have to be in the floor, it can be on parents chest also.
@@MrsSmith-js5ttApparently this person is an expert who knows more than pediatricians, or the health department, do. They corrected me, too. Aren't we blessed cubomania is here to save the day!.
Such a cutie. Frustrating or not tummy time is extremely important. You can help him like it with your face or a mirror or a TV or toys in front of his face at correct distance and eye level to encourage him to interact with someone or something for a longer period of time before caving. He has strong muscles so will do exceptionally well from tummy time. Love those rollovers. A lot of babies find ways to wiggle out of position or they cry a lot. But it must be done. It's interesting to see how it goes because some babies hate being on their backs.
Commenters, until the 1990's it was very unusual for babies to be on their backs. "Back to sleep" is very recent. It was the norm for infants to be on their tummies because it was thought that SIDS was caused by choking while on their backs. We now know they are safer on their backs BUT they need some tummy time for muscle development. I agree it should be on a flat surface, but tummy time is not inappropriate or cruel. It used to be universal and the babies were content.
@cubomania3 I think that is a bit dismissive. Every child is different and parents try their best to find the right way for them. In this case baby was well able to roll over anyway and was not unduly distressed. Babies on the whole are very resilient. X
More "tummy time". How boring - but you get a gold star because YOUR BABY can turn over on a video for everyone to see. Even though the little guy is frustrated about the whole thing!
I wouldn't care what the experts said, if I saw my baby in that much distress, I would wait until another time. Mom is being cruel. Would someone tell me what is the hurry?
Scarlet8 Select NO baby likes tummy time, not until they’re strong enough to hold their own head up anyway. And trust me, it is not cruel, it is not torture! When people say things like this, it’s ridiculous; they have no idea what they are talking about! Babies need to strengthen their neck and back muscles and beginning small amounts of “tummy time” is the best way to do that. There are a MULTITUDE of reasons for why this needs to be done at this time. You wouldn’t want your baby’s head limp and rolling all over the place!
@@SteRe0820 You are ridiculous if you think that everyone agrees with you. You nor anyone else knows everything. I have seen babies turn over on their own loads of times but when they got good and ready.. Stop being a know it all. Have you read some of the comments that are different than your own?
@cubomania3 having watched again I've probably changed my mind. Caption was frustrated and I can now see why. I'm not afraid to rescind my comment. "Like I know" was a little harsh I feel. My 47 and 49 yr olds haven't done so bad! In the 70s our babies slept like this until it was deemed to be not so safe. Thanks.
@@facepalmerchaosalternate127 , proper positioning for tummy time is baby laying face down on flat surface! This pillow business is not beneficial in any way. Maybe before you implement an activity for your child, you research it do you know how to do it properly!
@@tinydiamond255 how about we let parents raise their kids the way they see fit, you are no damn expert! I did this with my babies and guess what!?! Their pediatrician said that was a good idea, so how about you mind your own business when it comes other people's babies!
@Marilyn Duranit's apparent you have a lot of issues going on, but don't take out your anger and bitterness on helpless babies! It's lack of 'coddling' that's bad for babies and children!
@Marilyn Duran I suspect Charles Manson wasn't coddled, he probably had a screwed up childhood. BUT, I agree with you that the parent is the one who knows what's best. You can't let a human who's been on this earth a few months (or years) call the shots. Parents know when to coddle and when to leave them be. They don't need a lecture from the baby "experts." wagging their fingers over every little thing (I don't mean you).
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It's called tummy time. The baby is most likely just frustrated and maybe a little uncomfortable. But it is advised by nearly all pediatricians to help the baby build strength in the neck and core muscles. It's not sinful, it's correct.
@ce collie Its called tummy time for a reason. Your way is not the right way. You have a lot of people to respond to. Mine were questions to be polite.
Cute baby, but I think he is too young, 3 weeks he is still just a little baby and can hardly hold his head up. Wait at least 1 month and a half or longer
Tummy time my dear is placing your baby on their tummy, not on its side on a pillow to try to make the world think OMG that baby rolled over at 3 weeks old. He was vocalizing his unhappiness at being placed cockeyed on that people and you kept asking if he liked it. Would you being a small baby half on, half off a pillow on its side? I'm sorry I'm sounding wry critical. Just having a bad Welcome to Monday moment when I was watching this. Jake is a very cute little guy. No offense meant even though it sounded like it did.
donkey lvr. I also think he was fussy because he was hungry. He keeps rooting on his arm and bobbing his head looking for food. I'm a first time mom with a 3 week old so I'm learning too but I would have fed my baby first then finished tummy time.
Why? Why does it matter to you what the mom was trying to convey. You just wanna put her in her place, huh. Does it make you feel good to set the record straight? God forbid this mother be positive with the baby... for later viewing with the child. Some of us want to set our children up for positive wins. I mean we need to with people like you around trying to minimize their achievements. Good job, mom.
So most doctors recommend doing tummy time on a boppy pillow so that they cant hit there head on the ground or get there face stuck in the blanket or carpet. More over, this is not your baby and its not your place to tell this mother anything. It doesn't matter if YOU think the baby sounded hungry because you dont know at all if he really is because he isnt your baby. You are not a doctor or a nurse, your just a mom with a youtube account who needs to learn to worry about her own kids first. Get over yourself, your opinion is total trash, anyway.
Your baby is obviously not happy in that position put down your camera and stop forcing him doing this "Tummy time" just because you want to upload the video on RUclips
This isn't just to make a video. Tummy time is important to their physical development. Most babies don't like it at first, but as he struggles he's building muscles strength. What's good for them won't always mean they are happy
This sweet infant is not even one month and yet his dumb boat parents are talking like he understands when obviously they don't understand how to treat a newborn. That child being mounted on that high pillow could have rolled off on the floor and injured himself. How can they stand to hear his cries for help. Why are they worrying about tummy time when it should be cuddling and bonding time with your baby. I couldn't stand to hear my baby in distress and rush to help. In fact, I never would have put my child in that position in the first place.
Lmfao tummy time is not supposed to be comfortable and ALL babies hate it. Im assuming you dont actually know what tummy time is for, because youre clearly a lot more stupid than these parents so I'll tell you. Its so the babies neck can get strong enough so baby can support the head on there own and so the back of there head doesnt become flat. It doent matter if the baby is comfortable or not it HAS to happen and the babies doctor will get very upset if you dont do it. Hope you learn all this before you have kids so your one month old doesnt have a flat head they can't hold up.
@Criss Robin Lol im gonna go out on a limb here and say your not a nurse. If you were you would be familiar with whats called ' developmental milestones'. But hey, anyone can be anything they want on the internet 😂😂😂😂
@Criss Robin Considering im a L&D nurse, I actually am an expert. Babies being able to hold there head up is typically the first milestone doctors look for after the baby is taken home besides focusing on your face during feeding and reacting to things like sounds and light changes. These developmental milestones are the very beginning of helping to diagnose disorders like early onset autism, Asperger's and neurological sensory issues like the ability to feel pain as well as hot and cold. If a Baby cant hold its head up on its own by one month, there's a larger chance of the baby having motor and sensory issues in the future. This is all pretty basic stuff. Seems more like you're the one who needs to go back to school or find a better practice.
@Criss Robin did... Did you just say a baby can learn to hold there head up by being picked up? Oh my god 😂 People, always listen to your doctors and nurses and never some random person on the internet. If your doctor tells you something that doesnt feel right for your suitation or baby, get a second opinion but never listen to someone on the internet telling you how to raise your kids. All I can do is explain the importance of tummy time and why its so heavily recommended, the biggest reason being your baby being able to hold there head up on there own in the recommended amount of time decided by your doctor. As for Criss, you can keep typing until your fingers fall off but that doesnt change the fact that not only are you probably not an actual RN or even STNA judging by your lack of knowledge on even the most basic of post partum care, but youre also simply just wrong in what your saying. There is a reason children fall into percentiles when it comes to growth and devoplment and have milestones set in place, we didnt just wake up one day and decide to set these system's in place for no reason.
Seems to me that 3 weeks is a little soon to be expecting an infant that young to be turning over. You had him propped on a pillar, which in itself, was awkward for the infant, and you even don't heed his first cries. What is wrong with you? You irritated that young baby. Shame on you. Sometimes, parents carry things too far. From what I have observed on some of these videos, some of you don't know much of anything.
@africansnowqueen Yes, and it is most egregious, to treat an infant of any age that way, when they are not ready to turn over. What's the rush? A child that young could have turned over and broken its little neck. The mother was asking the baby stupid questions, as if she expected an answer. Some people have no common sense, and therefore, no business with children. I wonder, after seeing that, if the infant is still alive. Seems to be it needs a welfare check. Thanks for your common sense in seeing that this was totally wrong.
Scarlet8 Select Tummy time is to be started as soon as they arrive home, 1-3 times a day for up to 5 minutes. Increase time as they get older. Just because they cry they are not dying. Just because you don’t like it DOES NOT MAKE YOU RIGHT. Tummy time is to build their neck and shoulder/arm muscles because they sleep on their back. You keep them on there back and never do tummy time, there growth rate drops and the pediatrician can call CPS on her.
@@dr.amyanna9235 With all due respect, and I do thank you for your information, but would like to know where you got that info from, as from what I have read, it is suggested that tummy times starts after the infant is at least a couple of months old, as at this point, the baby can barely hold up its head and you have to support his little neck and head when you even pick them up. Please see some of the other comments, as most people seem to echo my concerns.
@@dr.amyanna9235 Have you even read some of the comments from people below. Most everyone think that you are making the infant struggle too much. It is heartbreaking.
Sweet little Jake! I don’t think I’ve come across one baby who really “enjoys” tummy time. I was a nurse and now I’m a full-time Nanny. This is absolutely, 100% normal for an infant to be fussy for part, if not most, of it. They’re uncomfortable but at the same time they are building strength in their neck and back muscles. Once those muscles build up, tummy time becomes a lot more fun! 🤗💜
He is happier with the pillow.i wouldnt even like tummy time without one.omg!!@!!!
If you're a nurse I'd like to ask: can tummy time be done lying on a parent's chest? In theory that should be more enjoyable for the baby while still encouraging them to lift their heads.
Awweee he is Adorable..an can hold his head up soooo Good ...you Geaux Baby !!! ♥️
Jake is adorable.
What a strong little guy! They never like tummy time but can’t believe he figured out how to turn over on the boppy!
That's a determined little guy. Very cute
What a strong baby!! I love this video.
Aww 🥰 he’s definitely doing his best!
He's so cute trying his best ^^
This is absolutely insane and so are you
Perhaps it make the body stronger..at once I was a little sceptic...but perhaps ok...
Super cute is he at any rate.
God bless our small angels...
At 3 weeks old you got him on tummy my niece is 4 weeks and all she does is smile and turn on her side
He's actually doing extremely well 😀
Well done and mommy and baby, mommy is engaged with the baby, and he tries his best to keep his head up to see mommy, so small, and is already learning to be capricious so that mom picks up
He looks totally overwhelmed.
Everyone criticizing this mom, just let her mother her OWN child! He’s not hurting. Leave her alone. #perfectmoms 😒🙄
You have a strong determined little baby. Best of Luck for the Future.
Sweetie AND ADORABLE❤❤❤
Love ❤️ this little guy.❤️🥰
Oh sweet Jake, you’re so adorable 😍
Молодцы и мамочка и малыш,мамочка занимается с крохой,а тот старается изо всех сил головку держать ,чтобы мамочку увидеть,такой маленький,а уже учится капризничать,чтобы мама взяла на ручки
Она не занимается, а издевается.
I think he’s just frustrated tummy time is not easy especially for a baby weeks old
Uncover the damn hands. No baby ever died from a scratch
@ce collie No. They can't injured anything. It's a fucking baby with paper thin nails.
He so cute and adorable
Awww, he is so adorable, what a little angel ❤️!
He was actually quiet until she started talking to him🙂
Mommy’s just can’t help themselves. We like talking to our babies!! :)
Rtytyrutet you block someone can come 😞😮😢😮😮
Dtyyr you up at you ❤
Rtyustu you yesterday 😮😮😅😅😅😅 fguy you 😮😮😮😮 tty go 😮 tty mode 🙂🤠
He will be now 7 yrs and 3 months old, I hope... Stay blessed my baby
Boy he works hard for such a little guy
No ves que está incomodo
In this life, regardless of age, you often have to allow yourself to be in uncomfortable situations in order to gain physical & emotional growth.
After watching dozens of 'tummy time' videos, there is a common clue for when the baby's 'had enough'...they heave a 'full body sigh', and just flatten out. That means they're 'spent', and it's time for a break. ❤
🙄 Watching videos doesn't make you an expert. You have to know your own baby.
@cubomania3 now now don't get bitchy, unless it makes u happy oh n MERRY Christmas 😉😮😐☺
I understand how you feel. My baby cousin had frustration too and he cried
Как же трудно дается этот поворот😢😢😢
Such cute sounds
When do you train them for flight? I hear you gotta start early.
HE IS TOOOOO, YOUNG FOR ALL THAT HE IS STRUGGLES TO GET SOME AIR.. PICK HIM UP AND TURN HIM OVER HE IS ONLY 3 WEEKS OLD WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE. THESE MOTHERS NOWDAYS HAVE NO COMMON SENSE AT ALL... DO NOT PUT HIM ON HIS BELLY TOO YOUNG ...
Can you shush, this was 8 years ago, 7 depending on which month you typed that horrific comment of yours.
Yeah stfu gail
Mom IS NOT making him turn over. It happens and she praises him, it does him good.
Don't make your child working too hard he's frustrated and uncomfortable so he crying.. Slowly slowly he'll learn all these steps.. I have no strength and courage to watch cute and innocent child struggling.. Sorry if I say something wrong..
Same here! My heart 😭😭😭 Poor little baby😭
What a sad person u r to watch ur baby struggle , he's hardly out of ur Womb get a grip 😡
Agree fully! Why would anyone watch a helpless baby struggle and not jump in to help?
@@kaladwarakanath5503 And the mother should know this is wrong pushing too hard on this little one next she will be expecting the little one doing Pressure Very Sad mother 😡
How the heck can any baby turn over on one of those thick pillow thingies lol?!
That is a sweet, beautiful baby ❤
C'mon! Three weeks?? They don't need "tummy time" at three weeks!
Sweetie, unless there's a medical reason not to, most doctor's recommend you start right away
@cubomania3 Lmao...you know more than the doctor?
Tummy time is great for the development from day one. Just 5 mins 3 times a day at first then gradually increasing as baby gets older and stronger. Helps physical development and also helps prevent plagiocephaly. Tummy time doesn't nessesary have to be in the floor, it can be on parents chest also.
@@happyhoney3433 limit their time when they are this young.
@@MrsSmith-js5ttApparently this person is an expert who knows more than pediatricians, or the health department, do. They corrected me, too. Aren't we blessed cubomania is here to save the day!.
Wow! He's amazing! Not sure why you want to rush a 3 week old into tummy time, but you're the Mama.
А что вы руки ему завязали? Как он ползти должен?
The baby is miserable! He's unhappy and too little for that pillow!
Tummy time directly on the floor or on the bed; no pillows!!
ce collie
This is the recommended way, not "my" way.
And there are reasons why it is recommended. It's free, you only must to inform yourself.
He's sooo qt!! I love tummy time!
To young 😐 is this ur 1st baby 😕
You can, and should, start tummy time from day one
Such a cutie. Frustrating or not tummy time is extremely important. You can help him like it with your face or a mirror or a TV or toys in front of his face at correct distance and eye level to encourage him to interact with someone or something for a longer period of time before caving. He has strong muscles so will do exceptionally well from tummy time. Love those rollovers. A lot of babies find ways to wiggle out of position or they cry a lot. But it must be done. It's interesting to see how it goes because some babies hate being on their backs.
@cubomania3 Never heard of it? Do you live in a cave?
When my girls were babies there was no such thing as tummy time. What is the reason for this? He seems miserable.
Because they let babies sleep on their tummies in those days. There was no need for tummy time.
He was really getting rather frustrated in this it seems; but this's baby gym class when you're three weeks old.
I'm in love with Jake! So so sweet!
He is strong. Cute too!
Did they have tummy time in 1970's?
No they let kids sleep on their tummies so no need for it.
Cute beautiful baby
Commenters, until the 1990's it was very unusual for babies to be on their backs. "Back to sleep" is very recent. It was the norm for infants to be on their tummies because it was thought that SIDS was caused by choking while on their backs. We now know they are safer on their backs BUT they need some tummy time for muscle development. I agree it should be on a flat surface, but tummy time is not inappropriate or cruel. It used to be universal and the babies were content.
Yes Linda c I agree. My babies were always on their tummies. I think it helped one baby particularly with a colic problem. That was in the 70s. X
@cubomania3 I think that is a bit dismissive. Every child is different and parents try their best to find the right way for them. In this case baby was well able to roll over anyway and was not unduly distressed. Babies on the whole are very resilient. X
Oh my god what a cute baby 😀
He’s soooo handsome
More "tummy time". How boring - but you get a gold star because YOUR BABY can turn over on a video for everyone to see. Even though the little guy is frustrated about the whole thing!
I wouldn't care what the experts said, if I saw my baby in that much distress, I would wait until another time. Mom is being cruel. Would someone tell me what is the hurry?
Scarlet8 Select NO baby likes tummy time, not until they’re strong enough to hold their own head up anyway. And trust me, it is not cruel, it is not torture! When people say things like this, it’s ridiculous; they have no idea what they are talking about! Babies need to strengthen their neck and back muscles and beginning small amounts of “tummy time” is the best way to do that. There are a MULTITUDE of reasons for why this needs to be done at this time. You wouldn’t want your baby’s head limp and rolling all over the place!
@@SteRe0820 You are ridiculous if you think that everyone agrees with you. You nor anyone else knows everything. I have seen babies turn over on their own loads of times but when they got good and ready.. Stop being a know it all. Have you read some of the comments that are different than your own?
Awww so cute 🥰😍
So cute
Amazing baby❤❤❤👍👍
So cute!!!
he is amazing
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wow what a very beautiful smart baby
I abhor human babies but I love watching em suffa!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯💯💯💯💯💯😈😈😈😈😈😈🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺🐺😹😹
Perhaps it was a little too early but I'm sure he's fine and no harm done. What a cutie. X
@cubomania3 having watched again I've probably changed my mind. Caption was frustrated and I can now see why. I'm not afraid to rescind my comment. "Like I know" was a little harsh I feel. My 47 and 49 yr olds haven't done so bad! In the 70s our babies slept like this until it was deemed to be not so safe. Thanks.
Very cute 🥰😅
Maravillosamente hermoso
Cute baby
I've never had children, so would someone please explain "tummy time"? Thanks so much. 👍🏼
I don’t think he’s supposed to be on a pillow
cubomania3 the reason mom has baby on tummy is so he works on making his neck strong so he can hold his head up.
Donna LaPollo the pillow is for his head. It supports his head so he gets the feeling of how to lift it
@@facepalmerchaosalternate127 , proper positioning for tummy time is baby laying face down on flat surface! This pillow business is not beneficial in any way.
Maybe before you implement an activity for your child, you research it do you know how to do it properly!
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@@tinydiamond255 how about we let parents raise their kids the way they see fit, you are no damn expert! I did this with my babies and guess what!?! Their pediatrician said that was a good idea, so how about you mind your own business when it comes other people's babies!
The baby is unhappy, uncomfortable..Take the mittens off..He wants to bee free..
What is the parent doing?
Irritating.
@Marilyn Duran Do you realize you are talking about a little baby as if he understands concepts like manipulating! Jeez!
@Marilyn Duranit's apparent you have a lot of issues going on, but don't take out your anger and bitterness on helpless babies! It's lack of 'coddling' that's bad for babies and children!
@@kaladwarakanath5503Where do you see anger and bitterness? She has a different opinion but she's looking at the baby's welfare, just like you are.
@Marilyn Duran I suspect Charles Manson wasn't coddled, he probably had a screwed up childhood. BUT, I agree with you that the parent is the one who knows what's best. You can't let a human who's been on this earth a few months (or years) call the shots. Parents know when to coddle and when to leave them be. They don't need a lecture from the baby "experts." wagging their fingers over every little thing (I don't mean you).
ЭТО ДЛЯ МАЛЫША ЕЩЕ СЛОЖНО ГОЛОВКУ ДЕРЖИТ ПЛОХО СИЛЕНОК НЕ ХВАТАЕТ НАДО ЧТО БЫ МАМА ПОМОГЛА😢😢
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Soooo painful for the baby and so sinful for his parents..
It's called tummy time. The baby is most likely just frustrated and maybe a little uncomfortable. But it is advised by nearly all pediatricians to help the baby build strength in the neck and core muscles. It's not sinful, it's correct.
@cubomania3 Have a child before making dumb comments
@@happyhoney3433 limit their time
He’s so handsome
I would never do this to a baby they get to tired way to easy and to frustrated
@cubomania3 totally agree. Sounds like a child abuse to me
@cubomania3 Yeah, when doctors tell parents to do this, I guess that makes them idiots too?
Aw he's gorgeous bless him.
Must be her first baby. Jeez Louise this is so hard to watch. I just repeat this to myself: not my circus not my monkey.
Poor little kid is uncomfortable
Who cares it's baby a young baby it is one step away from a door stop.
It's tummy time. He's frustrated right now, but because of this he will gain strength
so cute!!!
Put the baby on his back crazy woman
It's called tummy time. It helps the baby develop neck and core muscles. All doctors advise this. Not crazy at all. It's called being a good parent
@@happyhoney3433
When we were young we didnt have tummy time...We are healthy and strong..hehe
adorable baby, should he be on the floor instead? why doing back bends?
@ce collie Its called tummy time for a reason. Your way is not the right way. You have a lot of people to respond to. Mine were questions to be polite.
He is freaking trapped! This is hard to watch. Moving on. Beautiful baby though.
Cute baby, but I think he is too young, 3 weeks he is still just a little baby and can hardly hold his head up. Wait at least 1 month and a half or longer
Omg you aren’t suppose to do tummy time until two months old !! You are stressing your baby out!!
That poor little guy shame on mom
Such a cute little softie bundle in mittens and booties.
btw young Jake eventually leaves the pillow.
Bebi beautiful 😍👶
Tummy time my dear is placing your baby on their tummy, not on its side on a pillow to try to make the world think OMG that baby rolled over at 3 weeks old. He was vocalizing his unhappiness at being placed cockeyed on that people and you kept asking if he liked it. Would you being a small baby half on, half off a pillow on its side? I'm sorry I'm sounding wry critical. Just having a bad Welcome to Monday moment when I was watching this.
Jake is a very cute little guy. No offense meant even though it sounded like it did.
donkey lvr. I also think he was fussy because he was hungry. He keeps rooting on his arm and bobbing his head looking for food. I'm a first time mom with a 3 week old so I'm learning too but I would have fed my baby first then finished tummy time.
starry -eyed Everyone, eh?
Why? Why does it matter to you what the mom was trying to convey. You just wanna put her in her place, huh. Does it make you feel good to set the record straight? God forbid this mother be positive with the baby... for later viewing with the child. Some of us want to set our children up for positive wins. I mean we need to with people like you around trying to minimize their achievements. Good job, mom.
So most doctors recommend doing tummy time on a boppy pillow so that they cant hit there head on the ground or get there face stuck in the blanket or carpet. More over, this is not your baby and its not your place to tell this mother anything. It doesn't matter if YOU think the baby sounded hungry because you dont know at all if he really is because he isnt your baby. You are not a doctor or a nurse, your just a mom with a youtube account who needs to learn to worry about her own kids first. Get over yourself, your opinion is total trash, anyway.
donkey lvr. I know exactly what tummy time is, I'm saying the baby looks like he's struggling.
Yikes, not a good position for one so young. He is struggling too much. Mean mom.
Your baby is obviously not happy in that position put down your camera and stop forcing him doing this "Tummy time" just because you want to upload the video on RUclips
This isn't just to make a video. Tummy time is important to their physical development. Most babies don't like it at first, but as he struggles he's building muscles strength. What's good for them won't always mean they are happy
This sweet infant is not even one month and yet his dumb boat parents are talking like he understands when obviously they don't understand how to treat a newborn. That child being mounted on that high pillow could have rolled off on the floor and injured himself. How can they stand to hear his cries for help. Why are they worrying about tummy time when it should be cuddling and bonding time with your baby. I couldn't stand to hear my baby in distress and rush to help. In fact, I never would have put my child in that position in the first place.
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I think jakes's going to sleep. No more tummy time.
this looks painful
Yes definitely. It looks to be arching his spine painfully in that position. Mom don't seem too bright. Poor baby
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He to young for tummy time IMO
Aww he's saying Why my life is so hard?
Little man is rooting for food.
It is so obvious the baby hated this position but once again...stupid parents don't realize this...very very weird....
Lmfao tummy time is not supposed to be comfortable and ALL babies hate it. Im assuming you dont actually know what tummy time is for, because youre clearly a lot more stupid than these parents so I'll tell you. Its so the babies neck can get strong enough so baby can support the head on there own and so the back of there head doesnt become flat. It doent matter if the baby is comfortable or not it HAS to happen and the babies doctor will get very upset if you dont do it. Hope you learn all this before you have kids so your one month old doesnt have a flat head they can't hold up.
@@aleahc1379 Well I never did this and all mine had perfect shaped head...
@Criss Robin Lol im gonna go out on a limb here and say your not a nurse. If you were you would be familiar with whats called ' developmental milestones'. But hey, anyone can be anything they want on the internet 😂😂😂😂
@Criss Robin Considering im a L&D nurse, I actually am an expert. Babies being able to hold there head up is typically the first milestone doctors look for after the baby is taken home besides focusing on your face during feeding and reacting to things like sounds and light changes. These developmental milestones are the very beginning of helping to diagnose disorders like early onset autism, Asperger's and neurological sensory issues like the ability to feel pain as well as hot and cold. If a Baby cant hold its head up on its own by one month, there's a larger chance of the baby having motor and sensory issues in the future. This is all pretty basic stuff. Seems more like you're the one who needs to go back to school or find a better practice.
@Criss Robin did... Did you just say a baby can learn to hold there head up by being picked up? Oh my god 😂
People, always listen to your doctors and nurses and never some random person on the internet. If your doctor tells you something that doesnt feel right for your suitation or baby, get a second opinion but never listen to someone on the internet telling you how to raise your kids. All I can do is explain the importance of tummy time and why its so heavily recommended, the biggest reason being your baby being able to hold there head up on there own in the recommended amount of time decided by your doctor.
As for Criss, you can keep typing until your fingers fall off but that doesnt change the fact that not only are you probably not an actual RN or even STNA judging by your lack of knowledge on even the most basic of post partum care, but youre also simply just wrong in what your saying. There is a reason children fall into percentiles when it comes to growth and devoplment and have milestones set in place, we didnt just wake up one day and decide to set these system's in place for no reason.
It's good for them. Strengthens their muscles.
Not after 3 weeks ! Parents are absolute morons!
Not sure how is the baby now. I hope he is alright..
It died. From tummy time. So sad.
Mother seems to be insane..
Not at all. It's called tummy time. It's too help baby develop strength. All professionals recommend it
No wonder babies get irritated and cried alot
Not even in the double digits in weeks alive? Nah you wait a little longer than this. The baby isn't even coordinated enough at this stage.
@@sleazyfellow lmao
2 long for tummy time ...feed the child
Stop telling parents what to do.
YOU ARE CRAZY
Ooooooo very very cute
Seems to me that 3 weeks is a little soon to be expecting an infant that young to be turning over. You had him propped on a pillar, which in itself, was awkward for the infant, and you even don't heed his first cries. What is wrong with you? You irritated that young baby. Shame on you. Sometimes, parents carry things too far. From what I have observed on some of these videos, some of you don't know much of anything.
@africansnowqueen Yes, and it is most egregious, to treat an infant of any age that way, when they are not ready to turn over. What's the rush? A child that young could have turned over and broken its little neck. The mother was asking the baby stupid questions, as if she expected an answer. Some people have no common sense, and therefore, no business with children. I wonder, after seeing that, if the infant is still alive. Seems to be it needs a welfare check. Thanks for your common sense in seeing that this was totally wrong.
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Tummy time is to be started as soon as they arrive home, 1-3 times a day for up to 5 minutes. Increase time as they get older. Just because they cry they are not dying. Just because you don’t like it DOES NOT MAKE YOU RIGHT. Tummy time is to build their neck and shoulder/arm muscles because they sleep on their back. You keep them on there back and never do tummy time, there growth rate drops and the pediatrician can call CPS on her.
Mom IS NOT making him turn over. It happens and she praises him, it does him good.
@@dr.amyanna9235 With all due respect, and I do thank you for your information, but would like to know where you got that info from, as from what I have read, it is suggested that tummy times starts after the infant is at least a couple of months old, as at this point, the baby can barely hold up its head and you have to support his little neck and head when you even pick them up. Please see some of the other comments, as most people seem to echo my concerns.
@@dr.amyanna9235 Have you even read some of the comments from people below. Most everyone think that you are making the infant struggle too much. It is heartbreaking.