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05mommy09
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Sleep positioners...
When do you stop using the incline to sleep???
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Posted 12/23/05 9:37 AM  |
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Bxgell2
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Re: Sleep positioners...
I was thinking the same thing... we use the sleep positioner that prevents Alex from rolling over because at 2 weeks she started rolling onto her side and I got nervous... but now I'm thinking I may be stunting her development at this point by keeping her in the positioner so long... any ideas?
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| Posted 12/23/05 10:21 AM |
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MommaG
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Re: Sleep positioners...
Jesse started squirming out of his positioner around two months and started rolling over about two weeks after that, so we just stopped using it. Our doctor told us once they can control those movements, the positioner is no longer needed.
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| Posted 12/23/05 10:26 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: Sleep positioners...
Ryans really trying to roll over..and Im scared he'll do so at night and end up sleeping on his belly...Also he is a wiggle worm and I dont wont him squirming UNDER his blankey...???
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| Posted 12/23/05 10:36 AM |
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MommaG
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Re: Sleep positioners...
Posted by Princessmaris
Ryans really trying to roll over..and Im scared he'll do so at night and end up sleeping on his belly...Also he is a wiggle worm and I dont wont him squirming UNDER his blankey...???
We never used a blanket. We have one of those baby sleeping bags that Jesse wears. Here's where we got ours because we didn't want fleece:
Baby bag
Our doctor said if he wants to sleep on his belly there's really nothing we can do about it. It was very scary to me at first, but he does sleep very soundly on his belly and we have the Angelcare so it makes us a little more comfortable with the idea.
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| Posted 12/23/05 10:59 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: Sleep positioners...
Posted by MommaG
Posted by Princessmaris
Ryans really trying to roll over..and Im scared he'll do so at night and end up sleeping on his belly...Also he is a wiggle worm and I dont wont him squirming UNDER his blankey...???
We never used a blanket. We have one of those baby sleeping bags that Jesse wears. Here's where we got ours because we didn't want fleece:
Baby bag
Our doctor said if he wants to sleep on his belly there's really nothing we can do about it. It was very scary to me at first, but he does sleep very soundly on his belly and we have the Angelcare so it makes us a little more comfortable with the idea.
I put him in the swaddle me...however his arms dont get swaddled...so its like a fleece pouch...so he prob dosent really need a blanket...
I have an angelcare too....but I think id still be so nervous if he was sleeping on his belly....
Is it bad to continue the positioner...hes almost 3 months... Hes not TOO BIG for it or anything...???
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| Posted 12/23/05 11:06 AM |
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emilain
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Re: Sleep positioners...
i still use it at 4 months, he likes it, it gives him security. you can stop using it whenwver it seems to be waking your little one up due to wiggling.
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| Posted 12/23/05 11:18 AM |
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05mommy09
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Re: Sleep positioners...
Posted by emilain
i still use it at 4 months, he likes it, it gives him security. you can stop using it whenwver it seems to be waking your little one up due to wiggling.
Great... I actually think, taking it away would wake him up...He loves that tight feeling...
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| Posted 12/23/05 11:33 AM |
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emilain
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Re: Sleep positioners...
Posted by Princessmaris
Posted by emilain
i still use it at 4 months, he likes it, it gives him security. you can stop using it whenwver it seems to be waking your little one up due to wiggling.
Great... I actually think, taking it away would wake him up...He loves that tight feeling...
YUp, I took it away one night and every time he wiggled he woke up! NO THANX! That positioner is a lifesaver for me.
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| Posted 12/23/05 11:45 AM |
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mommy2bella
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Re: Sleep positioners...
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Message edited 12/16/2011 4:18:39 PM.
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