Tummy Time can be defined as the "on-abdominal activity time" during which babies can spend time with their parents while contributing to their development. - With this activity, babies are laid face down on their stomachs. Thus, the baby works his/her muscles by trying to crawl or crawl. - Babies start walking towards the age of 1. In the process, he learns some movement skills. It is of great benefit for the baby to gain movement skills such as turning while lying down, sitting with support, sitting without support, crawling, standing up, lying on the abdomen and developing his/her muscles. Babies who spend a lot of time on the snow gain these skills more easily. - Positions that can be applied for above-the-abdomen times are as follows:

Abdomen to abdomen: The baby is laid on the mother's womb and supported from the sides. - Eye level: While the baby is lying on the floor on his stomach, the mother lies in front of him in the same way. - On the lap: The baby is laid on the mother's knees as in the flatus position. - Abdominal carrying: One arm of the mother is passed through the leg of the baby, the mother supports the baby by the shoulder and head with the other arm. - Supported method: The baby lying on the abdomen is supported by rolling the towel under the arms. - Although baby-specific movements improve her physical health, it is necessary to catch the right time. However, this is not the case for abdominal activity. You can start this activity even when your baby is 2 weeks old. Of course, you need to know the answer to the question "How is tummy time done?" and what you need to pay attention to. - When your baby is 2 weeks old, start the activity with short sessions between 30 seconds and one minute. Try placing your newborn's belly on your chest or lap. So you can get him used to this position on a soft surface, under your control. - After the 2nd month, you can practice this activity for 5 minutes in 3 sessions. After 4 months, your baby may be strong enough to start rolling along his belly. For this, you can extend the time up to 15 minutes. - In 5-6 months, you can easily rotate using your stomach, use your arms

helps the muscles in the shoulder, leg, abdomen, back and neck to work. Supports body stability and head control. Develops motor skills such as crawling, turning, and holding on. It accelerates the crawling process, which is the way to walk. Since the baby does not lie on his back all the time, the risk of getting the flat shape of the back of the head decreases. - Abdominal times support not only your baby's physical development but also his mental development. Tummy time, which also allows your baby to see and explore his/her surroundings, improves your baby's sense of discovery. Your baby, whose muscles become stronger and whose mobility increases thanks to the activities on the abdomen, feels more independent over time. It would be a great pleasure for you to watch it at these times. - Inside the box

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