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When did you baby first crawl??

Crawling Age

What age did you baby first crawl??

Before 6 Months	[ 142 ]	[15.49%]
6-7 Months	[ 242 ]	[26.39%]
7-8 Months	[ 183 ]	[19.96%]
8-9 Months	[ 147 ]	[16.03%]
9-10 Months	[ 97 ]	[10.58%]
10-11 Months	[ 59 ]	[6.43%]
11-12 Months	[ 24 ]	[2.62%]
Over 12 Months	[ 23 ]	[2.51%]

Total Votes: 919

~emma~ View Member Profile	30/01/2010, 12:25 PM Post #161
Posts: 465 Joined: 24-September 08
Sophie's Mumma
DD is 9.5 months and it should be any day now!!!

purplecrayon View Member Profile	01/02/2010, 10:42 PM Post #162
Posts: 356 Joined: 6-December 09
Member
DD1 crawled at 4 months - proper hands and knees co-ordinated crawling. She was fast. It kept me busy! She also was on her feet walking while holding on to furniture etc at 6 months. She couldn't sit til 6.5 months. Walked at 11.5 months. DD2 is commando crawling and rocking on hands and knees at 5.5 months.

Lausii View Member Profile	22/06/2010, 02:08 PM Post #163
Posts: 5,329 Joined: 24-October 02
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At 4 months she was on hands and knees swaying and sort of doing a shuffle. 5 months to the day she was born dd got up and took off. Now at 7.5 months she is so fast its scary.

Rachiee View Member Profile	03/04/2011, 04:37 PM Post #164
Posts: 629 Joined: 7-March 10
Regular Member
I can finally post in this thread! My dd has finally crawled at almost 10 months and she is loving it!

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