E 7: Developmental Delay: Why won't my baby roll over?

This episode could also be called, "Why won't my baby sit up?" or "When should my baby be crawling", or "Should I be worried that my baby isn't yet walking?"If you've been googling any of those sorts of questions, you’re not alone! In this episode Lisa explains what delayed development really means, why it’s so common today, and when parents should (and shouldn’t) be concerned.We’ll cover:The wide range of “typical” development and why milestone charts can be misleadingHow factors like sensory thresholds, muscle tone, and joint hypermobility affect movementWhy modern parenting habits (less tummy time, more baby equipment) are delaying gross motor skillsThe link between crawling, sitting, rolling, and later strength, stability, and learningPractical steps parents can take at home to support their baby’s motor developmentWhen to seek extra help from a physiotherapist or GP🔗 Resources mentioned:Episode 1: How to do Tummy Time Miniseries Episode 3: Baby Equipment: Helpful or Harmful?Book a consultation with Lisa here!This episode is designed to reassure parents while giving clear, practical guidance on how to support your baby’s natural development journey.Connect with Lisa here!For help on: Baby Flat Head Syndrome (Plagiocephaly and Torticollis), click here!Positional Talipes (Correctable Club Foot), click here!