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MrsPJ
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Sleep Positioner?
Does anyone use this? Is it really better for the baby's sleeping position?
TIA!
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Posted 11/9/06 12:01 PM  |
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MsMBV
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Re: Sleep Positioner?
I am planning on getting one.
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| Posted 11/9/06 12:15 PM |
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KPtoys
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Re: Sleep Positioner?
IMO they are dangerous. The baby can wiggle down them and get their face right up against the positioner part... causing rebreathing of C02...
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| Posted 11/9/06 12:21 PM |
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MrsPJ
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Re: Sleep Positioner?
Posted by KPtoys
IMO they are dangerous. The baby can wiggle down them and get their face right up against the positioner part... causing rebreathing of C02...
THANK YOU! I am so glad I posted this. I wasn't too crazy about the idea of it...I saw it thought it was a little ridiculous. Thanks for the advice!
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| Posted 11/9/06 12:24 PM |
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MsMBV
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Re: Sleep Positioner?
Posted by KPtoys
IMO they are dangerous. The baby can wiggle down them and get their face right up against the positioner part... causing rebreathing of C02...
Really! I never heard that. I am wondering now what is worse...the wiggling or sleeping on their face
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| Posted 11/9/06 12:27 PM |
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KPtoys
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Re: Sleep Positioner?
Posted by MsMBV
Posted by KPtoys
IMO they are dangerous. The baby can wiggle down them and get their face right up against the positioner part... causing rebreathing of C02...
Really! I never heard that. I am wondering now what is worse...the wiggling or sleeping on their face
Well once a baby is able to turn roll from his/her back to belly and back again the positioner is useless anyway.
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| Posted 11/9/06 12:33 PM |
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MsMBV
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Re: Sleep Positioner?
The one I saw does not go near the face though.. I wonder if that makes it safer?
Great link, btw.
Message edited 11/9/2006 1:04:49 PM.
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| Posted 11/9/06 1:04 PM |
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Eireann
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Re: Sleep Positioner?
I didn't use one and don't understand the necessity.
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| Posted 11/9/06 1:07 PM |
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LuvMy2Girls
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Re: Sleep Positioner?
Posted by Eireann
I didn't use one and don't understand the necessity.
Same here. I only used the inclined to sleep, cause of her reflux.
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| Posted 11/9/06 1:14 PM |
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KPtoys
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Re: Sleep Positioner?
Posted by MsMBV
The one I saw does not go near the face though.. I wonder if that makes it safer?
Great link, btw.
What happens when the baby inches down though?
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| Posted 11/9/06 1:40 PM |
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MsMBV
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Re: Sleep Positioner?
Posted by KPtoys
Posted by MsMBV
The one I saw does not go near the face though.. I wonder if that makes it safer?
Great link, btw.
What happens when the baby inches down though?
I see what you are saying. so what is the best way to keep the baby on their back?
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| Posted 11/9/06 1:56 PM |
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