Rolling over

Ezra has learned to roll from his back to his front, by arching has back and then pulling his legs over. He had learned to roll the other way (front -to-back) at 9 weeks, but then stopped doing it often. Now, he only does that occasionally, meaning he has been getting stuck on his belly. In fact, his first back-to-front roll was not seen -- I put him down in the crib for a nap on his back and when he woke up, I went in and found him on his stomach. I was pretty excited for him...

Since that moment, he has always rolled onto his stomach in the crib to sleep. Strangely, he cries more, but seems to sleep longer that way... This morning, I spent about 15 minutes trying to re-teach him the front-to-back roll, so he wouldn't get stuck. It didn't really seem to work, I have to admit.

Another note from this morning: I tried to get a video of him "walking" (i.e. staggering forwards while I hold his hands, supporting his weight). He did OK -- but when I let him lean backwards, he kinda moonwalked backwards pretty well. I'll try to edit the video down a bit and post it later.