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My 4 month old can now roll back to front and has now taken to sleeping on his front when in his cot I roll him back no on his back but two seconds later he’s on his front what do I do it makes me so nervous I don’t really sleep now as I’m rolling him back all I think is safe sleep and how I’ve always been told to never let baby’s sleep on there front
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Learn more about our guidelines.Once they start doing it themselves there’s not much you can do about it.
If they’re not happy they’ll roll themselves back. My first slept on her side from night 1, and was on her front by 12 weeks 🤦🏼♀️😂
Yeah I would just practice with him rolling back onto his back in the daytime so you’re confident he is good with that, I know lots of babies sleep on their side or front, I try to think like we wouldn’t be comfy in one position all night so some babies won’t either :)
If they put themselves there then it's fine to leave them there x