That's right, not only on his tummy (gasp), but directly ON his face. It's pointless to try to reposition him; he just wakes up and is then mad. If we put him on his back, he just rolls back over. Seriously, should I be worried about this?
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Umm. . . is this okay?
Now that Eli has mastered the art of rolling from back to tummy, guess how he sleeps?
That's right, not only on his tummy (gasp), but directly ON his face. It's pointless to try to reposition him; he just wakes up and is then mad. If we put him on his back, he just rolls back over. Seriously, should I be worried about this?
That's right, not only on his tummy (gasp), but directly ON his face. It's pointless to try to reposition him; he just wakes up and is then mad. If we put him on his back, he just rolls back over. Seriously, should I be worried about this?
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Once Jack learned to roll over well, that's how he wanted to sleep, too. It helped with his flat head....and there was nothing we could do to change his mind anyway! :) Children's Mercy told us that once they are able to roll over like that the chance of SIDS significantly decreases anyway. That's still how he likes to sleep, but now he sleeps like a little frog with his legs tucked under him and his head in his hands. :)
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