I woke up her making this noise and see she flipped to her belly. I immediately turned her over and made sure she was good. She still made the noise for a little bit longer. I continued to watch her as I had to keep flipping her back over to her back a few more times. I'm really worried this could be breathing issues from her rolling into her belly but I'm praying it's not because this is so scary. What are your thoughts?
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To me it sounds like she’s having a bad dream/dreaming. My daughter used to make noises like this too. Sometimes it was her laughing and sometimes it was her having a bad dream.
I would ask your pediatrician, definitely show them this video

My baby does that when he cries in his sleep. But when in doubt, you should see your pediatrician

My little man has been sleeping on his stomach since 3 months and as a newborn he slept on his side currently 7 months and he still refuses to sleep on his back and he snore/makes weird sounds he always has lol
id definitely mention it to ped but She might just prefer it

My little man does this sometimes too I’ve found that it usually means he is either hungry, uncomfortable from needing to burp or a diaper change and if it’s not that he’s usually to hot or to cold. That’s what I’ve found is usually the reason he’s crying in his sleep but I would definitely talk to your pediatrician if your concerns about it as that might not be the case for every baby that’s just what I’ve learned from mine as a first time mom.
Heyyy!!
We have been advised from the GP that we no longer need to wake our 7 week old to feed at night. However, at the 7 hour mark I tend to wake her as I worry about her sugar levels etc. When I do wake her she is really hard to wake. I do the usual nappy change, tickle her feet but can take about 20 mins for her to wake up. I have been told she is a healthy weight but I worry that this many hours is too long for her little age. Am I wrong for waking her after 7 hours?
(She is formula fed and currently weighs 12 pound)
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My little one is 2y 2m old. She has just all of a sudden stopped napping. Nursery told me they spend half hour with her and she won't sleep and same at home. I'm really worried nursery will stop trying. But she just will not settle down at all all of a sudden. Help please. It's way too early for her to drop the nap!
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She’s 14 weeks. Yesterday we decided to try putting her to bed at 8pm (she usually just comes with us at around 10/11). So we bathed, boobed and transferred to bed by 8. We kept the room dark and she slept there for an hour before waking up. I then took her back with me but she continued sleeping until 11. Woke up at 11, had her nappy changed. All happy as can be. Then slept until 3. Breastfed. Nappy changed at 5. Breastfed. Slept until 7, breastfed. Still asleep now at 11am?
Is this normal? She’s still having wet nappies, feeding, etc. should I wake her? She started trying to roll to her front yesterday, so idk if she’s just tired from the workout 😅
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It’s my daughter birthday next week and I was thinking about getting her a trike I really like the little Dutch one but then I’m thinking would I actually use it because it’s nearly winter so she’ll be in her pram a lot with foot muff and we don’t seem to go out a lot in pram whilst she’s awake.
Opinions if you’ve got one do you use it or waste of money?
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My little boy (white/black Caribbean) has almost two hair textures, he has quite loose soft curls at the front but then an almost Afro texture in the back which goes wild. I use the only curls products for kids (shampoo, conditioner, detangle spray and styler) but after he sleeps it just goes crazy. It’s super knotty at the back so he doesn’t tolerate any brushing/combing - I only just manage with a fight when it’s wet.
Any tips on handling the back section? Heavy products don’t seem to work well given how soft it is in the front.

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My baby girl is 4 days old today and for the past 2 days shes had 2 long night sleeps like 6/7 hours i know you are supposed to wake them up but i feed her extra throughout the day and before bed give her extra boob and when she wakes up asap, her weight looks good, like i know the whole point of waking up for the night feeds is to put on that extra weight but she is doing really well, plus it also helps me get the extra sleep as ive been really sleep deprived what do you think guys anyone else feel like this or is there a serious health issue with her sleeping this long throughout the night, we have her 5 day weigh in tomorrow maybe the nurse will tell me she is a lot bit maybe she will tell me she is okay im not too sure this is all so new to me 😁🙃
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