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In the crawling stage, your baby begins to move freely and explore the world independently. Your baby crawls, gets up on all fours, and practices coordinating arms and legs in rhythmic movements. Crawling strengthens your baby’s muscles, balance, and body awareness – paving the way for those very first steps.
Support this development through floor play and toys that motivate your baby to crawl, reach out, and move towards objects of interest.
Tips for play during the crawling stage
- Create plenty of space for movement and remove small objects so your baby can explore freely and safely.
- Place toys just out of reach to motivate your baby to move forward.
- Use pillows or small obstacles for your baby to crawl over to strengthen coordination and balance.
- Play together on the floor – it provides comfort and encourages your baby to move more.
Choosing the right toys
Offer engaging toys that spark curiosity and invite movement, such as:
- Balls, cars, and toys with wheels that your baby can crawl after.
- Blocks and stacking toys that support fine motor skills.
- Activity toys that inspire curiosity and stimulate the senses.
- Tunnels or soft obstacles for creating small crawling courses.
Read more in our
Article about the Crawling Stage
In this article, we take a closer look at the crawling stage – how it builds on your baby’s earlier movements such as rolling, pivoting, and creeping; why crawling is such an important step in motor development; and how you as a parent can support your baby both leading up to and during the crawling stage through playful, sensory activities.
