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ds is rolling over in his sleep and freaking out - help!
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alexlynn7
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ds is rolling over in his sleep and freaking out - help!
so, just about a week ago ds rolled over for the first time.
 ... or so i thought. turns out he HATES being on his belly and freaks out when he rolls over in his sleep. it wakes him up and then it's hard to get him back to sleep.
advice? ideas? is this just a phase that will pass?
TIA!!!
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Posted 3/2/08 3:01 PM  |
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nancygrace
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Re: ds is rolling over in his sleep and freaking out - help!
i would go and get those sleep positioners from BRU. BC he needs a good night sleep
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| Posted 3/2/08 4:21 PM |
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ABCiverson
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Re: ds is rolling over in his sleep and freaking out - help!
Do not use a sleep positioner. Once a baby can roll its dangerous to use one. Can he not roll to his back on his own? It well pass once he is good at rolling both ways. Don't put anything in the crib with him now that he can move.
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| Posted 3/2/08 7:56 PM |
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2BEANS
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Tina
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Re: ds is rolling over in his sleep and freaking out - help!
Posted by ABCiverson
Do not use a sleep positioner. Once a baby can roll its dangerous to use one. Can he not roll to his back on his own? It well pass once he is good at rolling both ways. Don't put anything in the crib with him now that he can move.
ita. The directions on positioner says remove once child is able to roll.
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| Posted 3/2/08 7:58 PM |
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nbc188
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Re: ds is rolling over in his sleep and freaking out - help!
Posted by ABCiverson
Do not use a sleep positioner. Once a baby can roll its dangerous to use one. Can he not roll to his back on his own? It well pass once he is good at rolling both ways. Don't put anything in the crib with him now that he can move.
I agree all around. DD got scared the first day or two that she tried to roll, but it passed as she got used to it. The first few nights may be long for you, but he should get used to it.
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| Posted 3/2/08 8:24 PM |
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