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reggie
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Question about turning over...
Ryan is starting to turn over onto his side. I know it will be a matter of time until he can roll over onto his belly.
Can I still keep him on his incline?
TIA
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Posted 6/19/08 7:30 AM  |
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reggie
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Re: Question about turning over...
bump
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| Posted 6/19/08 8:28 AM |
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reggie
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Re: Question about turning over...
anyone?
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| Posted 6/19/08 1:32 PM |
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Theresa05
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Re: Question about turning over...
the dr told me as soon as she rolled a lil take it out
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| Posted 6/19/08 2:26 PM |
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2BEANS
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Re: Question about turning over...
is the incline on top of the mattress like a positioner or under mattress?
If its like a positioner than i would get ride of it, you can roll a towel and put it under the mattress and make that inclined.
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| Posted 6/19/08 2:27 PM |
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curliegirl
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Re: Question about turning over...
What do you mean by incline?
A wegde that he lays on or sleep positioner? Remove that when he's rolling over.
If you have the mattress inclined, that should be OK.
Always ask your ped though! 
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| Posted 6/19/08 2:27 PM |
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reggie
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Re: Question about turning over...
Posted by Theresa05
the dr told me as soon as she rolled a lil take it out
I know, just don't want do it .
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| Posted 6/19/08 2:27 PM |
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itsbabytime
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Re: Question about turning over...
Do you mean a sleep positioner? DS slept in a positioner for a while - he had reflux and was a bad sleeper and liked the comfort of the inclined positioner.
When he started to roll I was worried at, first, but, I did keep him in it and the ped was not concerned with it. The funny thing was that even though he was a rolling machine in his crib without the positioner - he didn't roll when he was in it - never - weird huh? The ped seemed to think he was active enough to just move his face if it was a problem.
Once we took the positioner out - DS did start sleeping on his belly. It's fine! I know its scary but if he can roll - he can move his head-he won't suffocate!
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| Posted 6/19/08 2:32 PM |
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