Knee Play — The Missing Step Before Crawling

Your baby rolls. They scoot. The army crawl a bit. But the second their knees hit the floor, they melt down — and everyone keeps telling you they'll "figure it out."

Sometimes they do. Often, the knees are the thing holding up the whole crawling pattern. They could be escaping this position due to tension else where.

In this session, you'll watch me work with two real babies at the 6+ month mark who couldn't tolerate weight through their knees. You'll see exactly what I'm looking at, what I'm changing, and how quickly a baby's tolerance shifts once the right thing gets addressed.

What's inside:

• Why knee discomfort stalls crawling (it's usually not the knees)

• Live footage of two different babies, two different presentations

• What to try at home this week — floor setup, surfaces, and positioning

• How to tell the difference between "needs more practice" and "needs a professional set of hands"

This is for you if your baby is 6 months or older, is moving some way but not on all fours, and pulls their knees up or cries the moment you put them in quadruped.

You don't need a degree to help your baby. You need to know what to look for.