Hi Gokul

The best place to start is always with what the child can do. Children learn through actively engaging with their physical and social environment - and all we can do as therapists is encourage the child to expand his/her repertoire of actions.

What can this baby baby do? What does he do when he lies on his back - does he look and follow objects, is he interested in looking at you, at toys, can he move his arms and legs? Does he reach for toys?

If you can give a detailed description of everything this child does when lying on his back, then I will make suggestions about how you can expand his repertoire of actions in this position. Start by just observing the baby for some time and noting what happens.

Best wishes

Pam