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I know that the current consensus on sleep safety for infants is that they should be on their backs, but as soon as EJ figured out how to roll over, he sleeps on his tummy. Once he gets to his tummy, he can't get onto his back, so I wonder if that is ...
Started by LadyKylara on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at theparentingpod):
Our, preferred tummy sleeping as soon as they could get themselves there (Ender was also able to roll back on the their tummy it's OK, according....
And a 6 month old's abdominal muscles are much stronger than a newborn's .
On his tummy.
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C sleeps so well on her tummy during the day, but I'm scared to let her sleep that way at night. I know that's one reason my son was such a crappy sleeper until he could roll himself onto his tummy. Just like her, he hated being on his back.
Started by KMLP on
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If you are really concerned you could always buy one of those movement... .
It took me awhile to be okay with letting him tummy sleep.
He slept so crappy and wouldn't sleep anywhere was sick .
DS has been a tummy sleeper since about week 3.
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If your baby is a tummy sleeper, do you have the Angel Care monitor? If so, do you feel like you can relax at night? Also, which one did you buy?
Started by KMLP on
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The hospital....
We haven't hadEver since he was a few days old, DS has preferred sleeping on his tummy! (We discovered this the day after he was born.
Have a tummy sleeper but I do have the same Angel Care as KeyLime and we love it.
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As my DD turns 6 months tomorrow I figured I should write this on this board. Anyways little miss has not been the greatest sleeper, mostly still wakes up every 3 hrs at night. (Background my husband and i work opposite, so one of us is always home with...
Started by kjbc2003 on
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You get used to it afterawhile....
I will lay her down on her back and she will roll over to her tummy every time! I think that as long as they are able to roll over they are ok to sleep on their tummy decision.
DD sleeps better on her tummy.
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So I am not use to this, my almost 6 mos old has decided to sleep on his tummy at night. DD never did this and still sleeps on her back. Should I worry? Or just let him sleep like this?
Started by rab41380 on
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DD has been sleeping on her tummy since she was 4 or 5 been flipping him over but every time....
I asked myIf he gets himself there they say it's fine .
At night she tends to be a side sleeper..
So we leave her like that.
On her tummy.
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Our son has been a tummy sleeper due to severe reflux since he was about 3 months old. Now that he is easily rolling back to front, the minute we put him down in his crib, he rolls over. The problem is, he won't ever fall asleep that way.
He's been going...
Started by LStorms on
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Because the other side of the crib to mix it up a little :c) This is us! He can't roll from back to tummy yet.
Side and she will fall asleep in that position, or she will just roll back to her tummy.
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Did your LO one sleep in a grobag, or similar whilst tummy sleeping (0-12 months)???
Thanks!
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Started by babylove81 on
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DD1 had no intention of sleeping on her tummy and we have camera and sound....
But she also loves to be wrapped and snuggled so thinking the grobag / sleeping bag would be good for that and also obviously for warmth.. .
An LOVES her tummy...
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I know this came up in the past, but we weren't at that point yet and I don't remember any of the responses. DS is quite active in his sleep and has now learned to roll back to tummy and tummy to back. He does log rolls around the living room and has ...
Started by lew0509 on
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We started with naptime tummy and fell asleep, so right before....
When our DD was finally rolling, we just started putting her to sleep on her tummy since she seemed putting him to sleep on his tummy and see if he sleeps better this way.
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But that also have a seat in one unit..
i can think of:
origional skate
love n care avida
p & t promenade
emmaljunga
bertini bidwell ?
Started by Spadooly on
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Albums/zz153/everythingprams Lily is a tummy sleeper and the icandy works well
Quite a long seat even though it is bucket style Charlie is a tummy sleeper and he sleeps wonderfully in his Urbo
Kat ~ Mum to IsaacChildcare Hola....
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Seriously? I am not ready for this. I tried flipping him 3 times but he just kept rolling over. And there we have it. Watch he will finally STTN (or even 4 hours...) and I will be up all night watching him breathe.
Lord.
Started by jeannkerricotober09 on
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I have been putting him down that way since.
If you getsome sleep! I have a tummy sleeper also.
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