5 Second Tummy Time

[@JeannieDeFreece]

He is precious that sweet little cry, he sounds half mad, half hurt and hungry

[@sarahjones3338]

They all hate tummy time. Its better than getting a flat head tho…

[@kittytimes6]

It's funny how the younger generation has to put a name on everything. Like tummy time. my babies just layed on their stomachs with no objective. Just to change it up from being on their backs. 🙂

[@DB26423]

That baby was hungry…he was searching for the teat on the blanket.

[@elliesouza717]

Smh🙄

[@DaveWEarle]

Well, he'd be 4 years old very soon, but he was so dramatic about that tummy time, wasn't he? lol. Cute little fella.

[@marylyn66]

To quote my grandmother, he's cuter than a bug's ear. This darling boy needed time and for dad to go elsewhere, away from the house, for tummy time. Its been my experience dads don't like tummy time. Dads need to comfort and prevent upset so dad and t.t. do not mix. Moms are usually able to cope with the tears, let junior kick and scream longer. Sometimes baby needs to adjust to tummy time and they cry 😢. I want to cry when starting a new workout routine. On KZbin I've watched many new babies roll over within moments of being placed on their tummies. What's with that do you suppose? Is it their being lighter in weight still? I wonder if once they roll over on their own if tummy time is difficult since they won't stay there😅.😅

[@bethweber9398]

When I raised mine you were supposed to put them on their stomachs when you put them down. Now it's "tummy time."

[@elliesouza717]

It was discovered that it increased the risk of SIDS to SLEEP on their tummies. Tummy time is not sleeping

[@vanessasimmons1175]

Am I the only one who never did this? My daughters grew up fine!

[@dianerogers8805]

I was thinking the same. Our 3 didn't do it, 41,39 and 35 now. No worries about their development when they we growing up. Our grandadchildren did no do it when they were babies, 9 and 4 now again no problems.

[@SaystheTruth3]

Same!

[@alysenicoley]

Okay? So we should stop trying to research and learn more about human development because people before us grew up fine…okay. Guess we are done learning, that’s it 😂

[@SaystheTruth3]

@@alysenicoley No... but in this case, all I see are videos of babies on their stomachs crying & in distress.

[@dianerogers8805]

@@SaystheTruth3 I agree babies will do things in their own time. Seems cruel to try and force it because of a fad at such a young age.

[@ralphmoore9119]

What a cutie!! Hope all is well with your family!!

[@jaginderlieffring5617]

They get used to it they need tummy time

[@tindrabeam5922]

You are so sweet with him. ❤️

[@leecaughill853]

Yes, let dogs bark to " entertain the neighbours". These people arenot very clued about much. It's getting close to lunch. Ya think

[@annaj2181]

Baby was rooting, hungry

[@elliesouza717]

Baby was fine. You don't feed your baby and put them in their stomach

[@junepwoo4529]

No, he is not going well - crying means discomfort

[@gsbhogal5606]

Very great baby

[@tripihipi]

fail. i would've walked away with all that drama

[@glamaz0n]

This tummy time baby is hungry. He's rooting around for a nipple. Feed the kid!

[@elliesouza717]

🤦‍♀️. I'm sure they've never fed their child unless someone told them to

[@DCBELLAFAIRY]

He looked like he was seizing when he was put on his tummy his eyes were darting severely and got worse if you go back and look then his eyes went up inside? I know parents know best but I was just so concerned even his hands and head was trembling more so then normal was he ok mommy and daddy ? Such a cutie 🥰🥰🥰

[@elliesouza717]

You're ridiculous. It did not look like anything if the sort. I've been an ER nurse for over 20 years and a mom of 8. Nothing he did was abnormal

[@ryanbayko1837]

Little guy crying. Can't wait to meet him!!

[@SaystheTruth3]

Well this was fun ! Lol

[@cherylrogers2009]

Why can't they wait until the baby is ready to do it himself

[@alysenicoley]

When will he learn to hold his own head up is he never has to do it himself?

[@elliesouza717]

Yeah, that's the plan for everything.... Go to bed ... When he's ready. Go to school.... When he's ready. Take a bath ... When he's ready. Great parenting plans

[@Мари-б3у]

Не понравилась ему испытание , в другой раз 😊😢😊😊

[@grzegorzkolumb9395]

Brawo

[@vanessasimmons1175]

This is uncomfortable viewing. And why do parents tickle their babies? If someone came up to you and started tickling you?!

[@elliesouza717]

Oh grow up. That's your personal issue

[@orashap9836]

He was to lazy to turn over.ahh thats to bad you had to turn him.

[@katiataupin]

Il creve de faim et sa couche est pleine 💩😢

[@wilhelmundchristafrunzke1548]

So würde ich mich auch nicht gut fühlen...

[@michellemaranan4129]

Kapag pinangunahan nyo pinadapa agad pag laki ng baby tamad matigas pa ang ulo maniwala man kayo O hindi, true sinasabi ko

[@kittytimes6]

Hungry signs.

[@fiorelladegliesposti4142]

Maaaa??? Perché?????

[@anamarodriguez4430]

Muy menso

[@tompearce1404]

The parents gave in too easily

[@elliesouza717]

Someone is always criticizing

[@lexward1834]

Lex

[@emelycampos7316]

Emely campos

[@robertgallegos4420]

O come on

[@성신김-w6l]

Stop tummy time torturing. Let's put the baby's parents to tummy time. They are cruel. There is no scientific evidence that you have to get through this silly tummy time. These mum and dad are just copying other people's stupid tummy time torturing.

[@_kikizaman_]

“No scientific evidence” can you please link some peer reviewed studies to support this? Because I can link several peer reviewed studies that show scientific evidence backing up tummy time, Ill link them if you’d like. But I would love to see where you’re getting this information from, because to me it sounds like misinformation.

[@elliesouza717]

You're ridiculous and lying. There is scientific evidence proving the benefits of tummy time. It wasn't used before because babies were almost always on their tummy when not being held... Until there was scientific evidence it increased the likelihood of SIDS. I wonder if you called that torture, too. Most kids do hate it at first because they haven't developed those muscles that allow them to push themselves up or roll over... The entire point is this. It's only a few minutes. And no, it isn't copying anyone, it's literally advised by virtually every pediatrician. You should be ashamed of being so ignorant