Baby has recently started to roll onto his front during the night. I started to turn him back but he instantly turned back to front.
My main concern is baby cannot yet roll back onto his back. He is 4months old ans started rolling onto his tummy at 3months but still can't roll back onto his back.
So we do always put him down onto his back but sometimes he will only be on his back for a second if he tries to turn.
As far as I'm aware we have no risk factors.
No smoking, empty cot, sleeping bag and no loose blankets. Will always have him cooler rather than warmer. Baby is breastfed and was born at 41+2 so not premature and was 7lb1 so not classed as a low birth weight I don't think
To help me stop worrying and get some sleep! Are there usually other risk factors involved in sids? So if a baby rolled onto dummy and god forbid something happened is there usually another risk factor at play?
Finding it hard to sleep as sometimes when I wake up he is on his tummy and his face is pressed right into mattress. I worry that because he can't roll back onto his back, that he wouldnt be able to if he needed to.
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Satstar · 04/10/2020 00:00
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