This is the crawling stage, when your baby begins reaching, moving forward, and exploring the world on their own terms. Our expert-led course gives you a step-by-step system so nothing gets missed.

Your baby is beginning to understand they can reach objects, move forward, and explore their environment independently. This stage sets the foundation for crawling, sitting, and everything that follows.
Parents at this stage often wonder:
The key insight
Crawling doesn't start with crawling.
It starts with sensory readiness, balance, and body awareness built up over weeks.
Short, practical, and built around what actually matters at this age. No fluff, no hour-long webinars.
Overview of the 6–9 months series: independent movement, balance, crawling, sitting, and communication development.
Your baby experiences two stages of circular movement, first passive, then active, learning to move in all directions and developing their sense of direction in space.
A wonderful sensory exercise familiarizing your baby with their feet through touch and stimulation, sending messages to the brain that guide crawling and all future independent movement.
Stimulating your baby's feet to de-activate the foot-grasping reflex, helping them learn to move their feet on their own accord in preparation for crawling.
Teaching your baby to move forward toward an object, showing them they can move independently in multiple directions, not just side to side.
Using an intentionally unstable surface to teach your baby to balance while sitting, without relying on hands, pillows, or external support.
How to provide the right stimuli to help your baby respond to communication and feel confident expressing themselves as they begin moving in space.
On a round, unstable ball your baby learns to balance toward center, shift weight, and track objects, directly preparing the balance system for organized crawling.
Through chest and rib mobility, your baby learns to reach the center of their body, setting the stage for successful crawling, sitting, standing, and walking.
Triggering the parachute reflex so your baby learns to extend their hands to protect themselves from falling, a crucial safety and balance milestone.
Each milestone at 6–9 months lays the groundwork for the mobility and confidence that explodes in the months ahead.
Belly crawling and forward movement
Independent sitting with balance
Balance system development
Communication, laughter, and social connection
Parachute reflex and fall protection
Foot awareness and sensory development
85% of your child's brain develops in the first 3 years of life.
The activities at this stage directly build the neural pathways for balance, coordination, and independent movement, not just now, but for life.
BabyPillars was created by a developmental specialist with 15+ years of hands-on experience, including work with babies with special needs.
This isn't built on trends or hacks. It's built on how development actually unfolds.
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The 6–9 month module builds on rolling and tummy time and directly prepares your baby for independent sitting, standing, and walking.
0–3 Months
Comfort, regulation, early movement foundations.
3–6 Months
Tummy time, rolling readiness, body awareness.
6–9 Months
Sitting foundations, crawling readiness, exploration.
You are here9–12 Months
Mobility, coordination, and growing independence.
12–24 Months
Walking, language, fine motor skills, confidence.
The system stays the same. Only the focus changes.
Full access to all age modules, including 6–9 months. No pressure, cancel anytime.
You don't need to drill exercises all day.
You don't need special equipment.
And you haven't missed anything.
If you follow the BabyPillars weekly guidance, you cannot miss a milestone, because development isn't fragile when the foundations are right.
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