Anyone any tips for preventing this? He’s just turned 4 months and keeps rolling to his side in his sleep and walking up really unsettled, I try put him on his back and he just goes straight back over, I’m obviously worried about suffocation if he can’t one day manage to get himself back on his back
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My baby is of the same age and is doing the same in her sleep. I just try to lay her back straight and rock her to sleep again. It’s exhausting.

If he’s strong enough to roll over providing he’s in an empty sleep space he won’t suffocate he’ll be able to move his head if needed. If he wants to flip back he’ll scream and let you know in my experience 😅
It’s not safe to do anything to try and stop him rolling. Put him down to sleep on his back and then he’s safe to get himself into whatever position he wants to.
I would look at the right hand side of the cot though it should be upright not bent down like that - as it is it poses a risk. I’d also remove the blanket and opt for a sleeping bag if he’s rolling x

I saw a post similar to this a few days ago and a lot of the mum’s in the comments said if they can roll themselves into that position, they can roll themselves back so it should be ok to leave them?
How many of you tracked feeds, sleep, and diapers vs just feeding on demand (bottle or breast) and following baby's cues? For those that tracked - may I ask why/ if it helped in some specific way?
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Anyone any tips for preventing this? He’s just turned 4 months and keeps rolling to his side in his sleep and walking up really unsettled, I try put him on his back and he just goes straight back over, I’m obviously worried about suffocation if he can’t one day manage to get himself back on his back

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