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JustBrowsin
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You arent supposed to use sleep positioners, right?
Im almost positive that I remember reading that they increase the SIDS risk....
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Posted 3/6/08 11:23 AM  |
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robin
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Re: You arent supposed to use sleep positioners, right?
all i know is babies are supposed to sleep on their backs,which my 4 month ols son does
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| Posted 3/6/08 11:25 AM |
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Bklyngrl
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Re: You arent supposed to use sleep positioners, right?
i have a breathable one for DD from BRU. She does not roll over yet. She needs a crib wedge for her reflux and will slide down too much without it. I place it near her hip-thigh and her arms go over it. its been fine
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| Posted 3/6/08 11:27 AM |
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JustBrowsin
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Re: You arent supposed to use sleep positioners, right?
Posted by robin
all i know is babies are supposed to sleep on their backs,which my 4 month ols son does
That much I know, the problem is that DD wont sleep on her back for longer than an hour at a time. Someone suggested a sleep positioner, but I thought that we werent supposed to use them.
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| Posted 3/6/08 11:30 AM |
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JustBrowsin
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Re: You arent supposed to use sleep positioners, right?
Posted by Bklyngrl
i have a breathable one for DD from BRU. She does not roll over yet. She needs a crib wedge for her reflux and will slide down too much without it. I place it near her hip-thigh and her arms go over it. its been fine
Does it move when she moves? My DD thrashes around like crazy? Does breathable mean that even if their faces got in it they could breathe through it? TIA!
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| Posted 3/6/08 11:31 AM |
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2BEANS
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Re: You arent supposed to use sleep positioners, right?
if your child is able to roll over, your supposed to stop using positioner. Thats what the box says.
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| Posted 3/6/08 11:32 AM |
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2BEANS
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Re: You arent supposed to use sleep positioners, right?
Posted by JustBrowsin
Posted by Bklyngrl
i have a breathable one for DD from BRU. She does not roll over yet. She needs a crib wedge for her reflux and will slide down too much without it. I place it near her hip-thigh and her arms go over it. its been fine
Does it move when she moves? My DD thrashes around like crazy? Does breathable mean that even if their faces got in it they could breathe through it? TIA!
breathable means the child wont over heat.
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JustBrowsin
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Re: You arent supposed to use sleep positioners, right?
Posted by BabySammie
Posted by JustBrowsin
Posted by Bklyngrl
i have a breathable one for DD from BRU. She does not roll over yet. She needs a crib wedge for her reflux and will slide down too much without it. I place it near her hip-thigh and her arms go over it. its been fine
Does it move when she moves? My DD thrashes around like crazy? Does breathable mean that even if their faces got in it they could breathe through it? TIA!
breathable means the child wont over heat.
Oh Ok, thanks.
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| Posted 3/6/08 11:36 AM |
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Bklyngrl
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Re: You arent supposed to use sleep positioners, right?
ditto on the overheating. i brought mine in to ped's office and asked her if it was ok (paranoid) and she said it was fine until DD is rolling around on her own. i don't think i'd use it once she does
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| Posted 3/6/08 11:42 AM |
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