In their own room
I have recently put my little boy in his own room as he outgrew the next to me. However he keeps rolling onto his front and sleeping on his belly. He has rolled front to back a couple times one day but hasn’t done it since that random day.
Should I be putting him back on his back if he’s happily asleep on his front?
Obviously I have him on the monitor and he does cry out if he’s stuck or needs us etc…
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My little girl is the same and the first few nights I spent rolling her back but eventually she worked it out and managed to roll front to back or into her side , I think aslong as he seems happy I would just leave him
My baby has been a belly sleeper since birth just like his dad was (thank god for the owlet!) as long as your baby has good neck control leaving them on their tummy when they roll is absolutely fine at this age xx
My little girl sleeps on her tummy too. I've let her do this for about 2 months now. She has food neck strength to move her head side to side. I always put her down on her back though x
Mine is now a tummy sleeper! Won’t stop whinging till I flip him over as he can’t do it in the sleep sack 😂🤷🏼♀️🩵
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I have recently put my little boy in his own room as he outgrew the next to me. However he keeps rolling onto his front and sleeping on his belly. He has rolled front to back a couple times one day but hasn’t done it since that random day.
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