Rolling Over and Sitting Up
Bilby has finally worked out how to roll over and back again! Previously, she had been rolling one way, and forgetting that she could do the other...
She's also now able to sit. For the last week, she's needed some support, but she can now manage to do so on her own. Of course, she's not entirely reliable, so we still need to stay very close by.
And she's beginning to be really mobile. Not crawling as such, but she pulls with her arms, and pushes with her legs and gets around quite thoroughly. Certainly well enough to reach Puggle's blocks to join him in playing:-) Fortunately, he's generally quite happy to share them—so far!
Last night, she obviously rolled onto her front to sleep. I'm assuming that's why she slept more deeply... she often wakes a couple of times before midnight, but not last night! I think it's the first time she's slept that way, she has tended to seem distressed after a long time on her stomach and not able to put her head down. This morning though, when on Puggle's bed, she kept putting her head down and lying there happily, so I think that suggests a change.
She's also now able to sit. For the last week, she's needed some support, but she can now manage to do so on her own. Of course, she's not entirely reliable, so we still need to stay very close by.
And she's beginning to be really mobile. Not crawling as such, but she pulls with her arms, and pushes with her legs and gets around quite thoroughly. Certainly well enough to reach Puggle's blocks to join him in playing:-) Fortunately, he's generally quite happy to share them—so far!
Last night, she obviously rolled onto her front to sleep. I'm assuming that's why she slept more deeply... she often wakes a couple of times before midnight, but not last night! I think it's the first time she's slept that way, she has tended to seem distressed after a long time on her stomach and not able to put her head down. This morning though, when on Puggle's bed, she kept putting her head down and lying there happily, so I think that suggests a change.

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