little longer to figure out how to move around. and if they’re especially focused on other skills, like fine motor skills or language development, this can delay their focus on crawling.
should i worry about my baby not crawling?
there’s a pretty wide window for when babies normally start to crawl, and what’s interesting is that some babies never crawl. instead, they go from sitting up, to pulling up, to walking.
chances are you don’t need to worry about your baby’s movement. however, if you notice that your baby is trying to move, but is only using one side of their body, speak with a doctor. you should also speak with a doctor 