Sentence examples for ready to crawl from inspiring English sources
One exercise helped him get ready to crawl.
When I have one, I'm ready to crawl in bed and watch mindless television.
A musician of manic dedication, he practiced scales for hours on end and, in ensemble rehearsals, agonized over details until his collaborators were ready to crawl out of their skins.
"I'm reluctant to say it delays you by X weeks or by Y months because you could never quantify when a particular child would be ready to crawl or push up in the first place," she says.
Seen from the American side, the child seems to be peering over the slatted fence as if from inside a crib, getting ready to crawl toward something that's caught his interest.
Favourite tipsters are ready to crawl into a Sam Kasiano-size hole after another weekend of upsets in the last round, with five outsiders collecting the coin and the points.
If your baby is 6 months or older, then he or she may be ready to start crawling.
To be ready for when the kittens start to crawl, make or buy kitten-safe toys.
You don't want to force your baby to crawl before he's ready, because this can lead him to get hurt or just to feel discouraged by a process that he's not ready for.
If you try to force your baby to crawl when he's not ready or just not feeling it, then you'll delay the process and make your baby associate crawling with having a bad time.
