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Crib Transition & rolling over concern

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LoLaBlue
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Crib Transition & rolling over concern

DD is 4 1/2 and I think I am finally ready to transition her to her crib.
She takes naps in there occasionally but lately when I put her in there she rolls onto her stomach and wakes up. I have never seen her actually sleep on her stomach.
My fear is that she will do this at nighttime and bury her head in the mattress & she cant breath Chat Icon
I have so much anxiety about this transition and I honestly don't want to spend the money on any movement monitors.
Should I be worried or do I just bite the bullet and put her in knowing she will be okay?

Message edited 7/13/2013 10:45:44 AM.

Posted 7/13/13 10:45 AM
 
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NYCGirl80
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Re: Crib Transition & rolling over concern

At 4.5 months old and given that she's rolling onto her stomach on her own, she should be strong enough to lift her head up. She will definitely not bury her head and suffocate. She'll put her head to the side - just like any of us who sleep on our stomachs. DS loves sleeping on his tummy in the crib and I never worried about it.

Posted 7/13/13 11:25 AM
 

RubyWoo
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Re: Crib Transition & rolling over concern

Posted by NYCGirl80

At 4.5 months old and given that she's rolling onto her stomach on her own, she should be strong enough to lift her head up. She will definitely not bury her head and suffocate. She'll put her head to the side - just like any of us who sleep on our stomachs. DS loves sleeping on his tummy in the crib and I never worried about it.



ITA. Plus, once DS was put in his crip, unswaddled and able to move around, he started sleeping even better than he had been (and was already a good sleeper).

Posted 7/13/13 12:56 PM
 

alli3131
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Crib Transition & rolling over concern

If they can roll on their own they are fine.

Posted 7/13/13 1:15 PM
 
 
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