my baby won't stop rollling

Andrea - posted on 10/15/2012

Try To Get a Boppy Pillow and Put On Both Sides Of Him.......

Stacy - posted on 10/05/2012

Its totally fine. mine did this and does it to this day. The difference is when a parent intentionally puts a baby on its belly, the baby might not be ready for it, leading for more increase of sids. Whent he baby does it, it is fine, the baby is ready and is able to sleep like that comfortably. It is safe. Dont worry!

Melissa - posted on 09/17/2012

My nurse and doctor both said that once a baby can roll on their own - they are fine. Basically he will roll back onto his back if he gets bothered.

Linda - posted on 09/11/2012

Just keep checking on him. My twins had holes in their hearts n they did fine until their surgery when they were 3. If your really super uncomfortable then try your best to keep him on his back. :) good luck!

Heather - posted on 09/11/2012

I thank u all for ur comments. I'm overly paranoid with him sleeping on his tummy with his heart condition.

Linda - posted on 09/11/2012

My baby has slept on his tummy since a month old. All my kids did, I have 4 ranges 16-4 months. They all did fine. If your baby prefers to be on their tummy, let them! They should be fine. :)

Sally - posted on 09/11/2012

Don't put anything soft in his bed. He can't smother if his face isn't covered. The wedges and pillows that are supposed to keep a baby on its back don't always work and are a smothering hazard themselves.

Gabrielle - posted on 09/10/2012

I think my doctor told me the same thing Amy D. said, that if a baby can roll over by himself, then he's fine to roll over in his sleep. But I would check with your pediatrician, too.

Abby - posted on 09/09/2012

There are also little props you csn buy yo keep them in one spot. They are like wedges with a cloth in the middle and it is one piece to keep them in on spot. I used it for my daughter after she was born.

Heather - posted on 09/03/2012

Thanks for the help.

Amy - posted on 09/03/2012

I would try to get him back on his back before you go to bed for the night but he should be ok if he ends up flipping back over.

Heather - posted on 09/03/2012

I never have loose sheets or blankets he does not like it. He just turned three months. This is al mew my older three never rolled while asleep in bes this young.

Amy - posted on 09/03/2012

Just make sure that there is no loose bedding that can get in his face, how old is he?

Heather - posted on 09/03/2012

He can roll onto his tummy but not able to roll back onto his back. Is it still safe?

Amy - posted on 09/03/2012

Once he can role over on his own it's safe for him to sleep that way. You can try putting him back on his back but it's unlikely he'll stay that way.