Sentence examples for learning how to crawl from inspiring English sources

Catharine, 22 years Isabella's senior, was off founding the Hartford Female Seminary while her baby sister was learning how to crawl.

At the Early Intervention Centre, Arzuw started gaining weight, learning how to crawl, walk and enjoy exploring the world.

"The one who interacts with the environment learns how to crawl," he explains, "but the one who was only able to observe wasn't able to do those tasks".

It attributed this spike to increased tension since 7 July when several mothers called a meeting with officials to see if they could be moved to mainland detention, so that their babies could have space to learn how to crawl or walk.

You have to learn how to crawl before you can walk and walk before you can run.

The seizures had seriously curtailed his development and he had to learn how to crawl, how to sit, how to pick up his own toy – at first he didn't even have the strength to lift his own head.

I mean there are differences, obviously – I never learned how to crawl under barbed wire, Junior Soldiers don't know both the joy and horror of a £2 pint of snakebite – but there are similarities, too.

Let's start to elect those who are inspired about bringing us together to face our epic collective challenges or we will not only have to mind the gap we will need to learn how to crawl out of the hell we create when we fall into the abyss of endlessly clever but deeply divisive rhetoric.

In order to learn how to crawl, babies need to practice pushing themselves off of the ground, which they can't do if they are always on their backs.

If it's to a point where if your laying down and that's the only way you can be underwater, you should learn how to crawl under the surface.

Your baby should learn how to crawl in a place that is comfortable and soft, but not so soft and comfortable that it is difficult for your baby to move.