Tummy time is an important part of your baby's growth and development.
It helps strengthen muscles in your baby's neck, shoulders and trunk that build the muscles they need to roll, sit, and crawl.
Crawling is a typical part of early childhood development that starts between ages 6-11 months. During this crucial time, infants use crawling to interact independently with their environment. This stage is important for developing strength, coordination, motor skills and cognitive development.
Tummy time for infants is an important part of their overall development.
Crawligator is a gross motor activity toy designed to encourage tummy time, build strength,and develop neck muscles for head control.
The Crawligator contoured surface provides comfortable support to make it easier for your baby to push through their arms and focus on lifting their heads.
"Our daughter, Zoe, was not showing much interest in crawling when we first received the Crawligator but she has really enjoyed it and is making lots of progress toward crawling in a short time thanks to your product."
"Our 7 month old daughter is just at an age where she is exploring the idea of crawling. Putting her on the Crawligator is helping her build the strength she needs to crawl. Also so great for tummy time! Our home is all hardwood floors and the Crawligator glides around wonderfully."
So much fun! My son loves moving back and forth in the Crawligator. He's learning how to move his hands and feet together and is having a great time following our dog around the living room. Definitely recommend!
"We love our Crawligator and the pad makes it a lot more comfortable for our daughter. She is very close to moving on it! We also shared the Crawligator with another family of a boy who was struggling to crawl and he was crawling on it within days. Love this product! Even if your child isn’t super mobile like mine, it’s still a great position for them to be in daily to work on these important skills."
and the Crawligator has been a great tool to have in my toolbox. Some kids need a little extra help figuring out the motor plan for crawling and the Crawligator offers the support they need to concentrate on moving their arms and legs. I have also used it as a strengthening tool for other kids to work on their back and neck extensors. It is well made and sits lower to the ground than a scooter board lessening the chance of fingers being rolled over. I would recommend this to some of the families I work with for kids who need a little extra help with crawling."
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