Rolling from back to front is a milestone that typically happens somewhere between 5 and 7 months. Benny and Dash started the day after they turned three months old. I kept saying my entire pregnancy that these boys had places to be; always kicking, somersaulting, and moving. And apparently, that energy hasn’t left them. They are in a rush to get somewhere and they would like to start now. What makes early rolling possible: strong neck and upper body muscle development, tummy time, and a nervous system that’s been working overtime since birth. We’ve been doing daily body work since they were tiny with daily tummy time — yes, including their naps and sleeps, and I genuinely believe it has contributed to how physically capable and body-aware these boys already are. For context on why this matters developmentally: rolling is one of the first full-body coordination movements a baby makes. It requires the neck, shoulders, core, and hips to work together in sequence. When it happens earl...