Baby rotating in crib

Hi all,

My 7 week old sleeps great in her Tutti Bambini next2me crib however she is very active in her sleep and has started to rotate so that she ends up diagonal/horizontal across the crib. My fear is that only part of the sides of the crib are mesh (the bottom bit where her head is is fabric) and that she’ll end up getting herself into a risky position with her face mushed against the sides. Is anyone else experiencing this? What did you do? I could transition her to her cot and place it next to my bed but it feels too early!

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We're using angle care bath support even our LB is turning 10 months very soon...we're using it especially after poos as with the amount he poos it's simply easier for us to shower his bottom every single time. One of the sticky legs broke today so we got a collapsible basket as a tryout but he straight away toppled over and hit his head on the back of the basket. 🫣
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