I learned the kung fu grip from one of my friends. Lay baby on the floor and then you sit at the end of his feet and place one foot on each of his upper arms (so left foot on his left upper arm and right foot on his right upper arm) This means they can't get the momentum to roll over. Maybe, with sheer determination they can roll their bum but they can't get all the way over so you just have to roll their bum back over. Also means both hands are free to do a quick change. Works wonders!
I've witnessed this in action and can confirm it's effectiveness!
We have a mobile (helicopters that hang down one by one by nylon? Looks really neat too!) and DS stares at that spinning around. We have it attached by one of those 3m hooks so that it won't mark the ceiling. Although we own our house, DS' room is freshly painted and we have holes all over the house where we have put things up so wanted to keep one room free of that! The hook has worked so far.
I also give DS a toy to play with to keep him occupied.
Im so gonna try the kungfu hold!!! I have noticed when i hold one shoulder he cant get himself anywhere, but then that leaves only one hand.......ohhh I kinda wanna change him now just to give it a try.....lol
Thanks everyone so much for your helpful suggestions!!!!
I learned the kung fu grip from one of my friends. Lay baby on the floor and then you sit at the end of his feet and place one foot on each of his upper arms (so left foot on his left upper arm and right foot on his right upper arm) This means they can't get the momentum to roll over. Maybe, with sheer determination they can roll their bum but they can't get all the way over so you just have to roll their bum back over. Also means both hands are free to do a quick change. Works wonders!
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