Rolling: As an OTR I learned it is easier to roll from tummy to back than
back to tummy. I just always thought that once a baby learned to roll one
way they got practice and momentum to go the other way. With the  back to
sleep they roll from back to tummy later developmentally and are ready for
other developmental skills by the time they figure it out. So they are less
interested in tummy time and older and more opinionated (4-5 m/o)

Jan's numb breast: Jan this is out there, but I wonder if she has an unusual
nerve anomaly. Does she have any neck, back or shoulder trouble? People get
referred numbness/ & or pain from inflammed or pinched nerves. Just my
therapist brain thinking.

Jill Andrews OTR,CHT,CLC,LLLL
Louisville, CO

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