To crawl around or to go around crawling can be used to describe moving around in a crawling position. This term is often used to describe the movements of infants or small animals, such as babies or insects.

For example:

The baby crawled around the living room, pulling herself up on the furniture.

The ants crawled around the picnic blanket, looking for food.

This term comes from the verb "to crawl," which means to move slowly on hands and knees or by dragging the body along the ground. This verb is often used to describe the movements of small children or animals that are not yet able to walk.

Some other examples of "to crawl" in use are:

The spider crawled across the ceiling.

The toddler crawled over to her toy box.

The wounded soldier crawled to safety.

In these examples, the subject is moving slowly and in a crawling position.