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4-point
Stability to weight shift and reach1
Attempts to half-kneel1
Reciprocal extremity movements used; require counter-rotation of shoulders and pelvic girdle1
Assumes 4-point from many different positions/patterns6
Figure 8.3.1
Figure 8.3.1
Assumes 4-point from many different positions and patterns
Figure 8.3.2
Figure 8.3.2
Assumes 4-point through rotation over one lower extremity or forward motion over both lower extremities
Figure 8.3.3
Figure 8.3.3
Reciprocal extremity movements used; require counter-rotation of shoulders and pelvic girdle
Figure 8.3.4
Figure 8.3.4
Stability to weight shift and reach
Crawling/Creeping
Crawling/Creeping
Primary mode of mobility, carries small toys, uses reciprocal extremity movements, transitions to sitting1,14
Rises to stand by use of upper extremities on furniture14, although beginning to use more lower extremity1
Climbs on objects, people, etc. by alternating weight side-to-side1
Figure 8.4.1
Figure 8.4.1
4-point crawling creeping is primary means of locomotion
Figure 8.4.2
Figure 8.4.2
Main mode of mobility, carries small toys, uses reciprocal extremity movements, transitions to sitting
Figure 8.4.3
Figure 8.4.3
Rises to stand by use of upper extremities on furniture, although beginning to use more lower extremity
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