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If your baby gets drowsy or falls asleep while on his tummy, switch him to his back for a nap. You should never let him sleep on his stomach because he could suffocate and it lessens the chance of SIDS.

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Baby may dislike playing on his stomach, but this should not discourage you from giving him some time on the floor.Try to keep him on the floor for three to five minutes but if he refuses, just do it for a minute or two and keep increasing his tummy time slowly.

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In the beginning, play with Baby on his tummy two to three times a day for about three to five minutes each session. As he gets stronger, gradually increase the length of time Baby spends on his stomach.

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Tummy time should start the day Baby comes home from the hospital, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. Only play with Baby on his stomach when he is awake and alert.

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Babies need time on their tummies to develop strong neck muscles which will help your baby accomplish all of her physical milestones like sitting, crawling, and walking. Your baby will naturally start to life his/her head.

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In this Padlet we will be talking about when to start tummy time, what activities to do while having tummy time, how much tummy time does a baby need, what if your baby isn't happy on there tummy and how to properly do tummy time.