Re: Question regarding rolling over only one way

[Guest guest]

Hi Sonja,

Zoe has just started rolling over on her tummy and I don't really

worry about it because she hates being on her tummy and will

certainly let us know when she is in that position. If he did roll

over and not announce it to you, are you concerned about him not

being able to breath? As long has his crib is clear of blankets and

toys you should try not to worry. He can still breath even if his

face is straight down on the mattress. Good luck, try not to worry

and get some rest!

Louisa and Zoe 2-22-04

Rt uni Cf

> Hello Friends,

> My 5.5 month old son has been rolling over from his back to his

> tummy (with and without his DBB) for a little over a month now. He

> has yet to roll over from his tummy to his back. He is a very

> restless sleeper and sleeps most of the night with his legs

> completely up in the air. Usually he sleeps on his side with his

> DBB up near his face! I am concerned about him rolling over onto

> his tummy during the night and not being able to roll back. He

> still sleeps in our bedroom with us because I worry about this.

> Does anyone else share this concern? I am learning as we go, any

> advice would be welcomed.

> Thanks,

> Sonja

> Dane

> 12/12/03

> DBB 23/7

[Guest guest]

Sonja,

Rose slept with her feet in the air like that too. When she would manage to get

on her tummy, she seemed to sleep so sound, but if I saw her, I always turned

her back over. However, I filed this away in my little brain and when she could

roll both ways, I started just putting her on her tummy. She sleeps so much

better on her tummy and now that she is 14 months old, I find she has swapped

ends of her crib or on her back or whatever.

Best of luck

Robin & Rose

3/11/03 Right club foot.

sonjahoussels sonjahoussels@...> wrote:

Hello Friends,

My 5.5 month old son has been rolling over from his back to his

tummy (with and without his DBB) for a little over a month now. He

has yet to roll over from his tummy to his back. He is a very

restless sleeper and sleeps most of the night with his legs

completely up in the air. Usually he sleeps on his side with his

DBB up near his face! I am concerned about him rolling over onto

his tummy during the night and not being able to roll back. He

still sleeps in our bedroom with us because I worry about this.

Does anyone else share this concern? I am learning as we go, any

advice would be welcomed.

Thanks,

Sonja

Dane

12/12/03

DBB 23/7