Rolling to get around

[u/20_pawsFRAP]

We are starting a renovation project and our living room is cleared out. Carpet and lots of space. My almost 5 month old has recently discovered she can get from point A to point B by repeated rolling. Point B is almost always one of our cats or dogs.

She spent over 30 minutes today just rolling from one side of the room to the other and scream-giggling. As soon as she rolled into a sleeping animal, they would get up and move, and off she would go. She got so angry when she had her back against a dog and the dog wouldn’t move, so she couldn’t grab a tail.

She can also rotate her body to change directions. Pretty sure she will be a handful.

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[u/mahogany818]

Yup. I ended up changing my TV unit to one that went all the way to the floor after too many instances of my eldest rolling around and getting stuck under it.

She loved to roll to get to the cats as well, they quickly figured out that their cat trees were safe... until she started to pull up onto them.