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Crawling is one of the most important milestones in your baby's development and involves much more than just moving around on all fours. It strengthens muscles, trains coordination, and connects the two hemispheres of the brain, providing an important foundation for language, concentration, and later learning. Learn when babies start crawling, why this phase is so important, and how you can optimally support your child with simple tips.
With every crawling step, muscles are strengthened, balance is practiced, and the brain is prepared for teamwork.
The fact is: Babies who have enough time to crawl create the best foundation for learning.
• Strengthens the entire musculature
• Promotes coordination & balance
• connects the two hemispheres of the brain
• Supports cognitive abilities such as language and concentration
• provides security in subsequent movement sequences
With every little crawling step, your baby is not only building muscles, but also its brain!
1. Comfortable clothing – our soft crawling pants made from organic cotton offer complete freedom of movement.
2. Safe environment – an open space without tripping hazards invites exploration.
3. Create a sense of security – your baby should feel familiar and comfortable.
4. Be a role model – get down on all fours yourself and playfully demonstrate.
5. Arouse curiosity – place toys a little way out of reach.
6. Praise & encourage – celebrate every step forward.
7. Incorporate variety – e.g. movement games or baby swimming.
8. RUBBY by sticklett – Anti-slip pads with rubber nubs provide grip and protect sensitive knees.
9. No shortcuts – the crawling phase should not be skipped.
10. Be patient – every child develops at their own pace.
• First attempts: from about 5 months
• Average: approximately 8 months
• Some: only at 11 months or later
👉 Important: It's not the exact age that matters, but the experience. Crawling is a developmental step that every baby should go through calmly – without any pressure.
In conclusion: Crawling is motor skills training, a brain workout, and an adventure all in one. With a few simple tips and the right support, the crawling phase will not only be easier for your baby, but will also become an important foundation for later learning.
Our tip: With RUBBY by stick l ett you ensure safety & fun – and make the journey on all fours comfortable and easier for your baby.