So I know that babies are to sleep on
their backs to reduce SIDs but I was
wondering if there is like a magic age
when it starts to be okay for them to
sleep on their tummy. Brayden falls
asleep so easily on his tummy so during
the day we let him sleep like that
because I can constantly check on him but
at night its a challege to get him to
sleep on his back. Anyone know when the
risks of sids declines?
*edit because I'm a dork that can't type!
Last edited by jenniek on 03-23-07 22:32pm; edited 1 time in total
So I know that babies are to
sleep on their backs to reduce SIDs but I
was wondering if there is like a magic age
when it starts to be okay for them to
sleep on their tummy. Brayden falls
asleep so easily on his tummy so during
the day we let him sleep like that
because I can constantly check on him but
at night its a challege to get him to
sleep on his tummy. Anyone know when the
risks of sids
declines?
when they start rolling over. in that
case, you cant get them to stay on their
back. they almost always will go onto
their tummies.
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meggan
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 10 Nov 2005 Posts: 490 Location: westchester
Posted: 03-25-07 11:02am
lol i have the same issue with my little
man.. but i was told that when he can roll
will be the magic age that he can sleep on
his belly
