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Sleeping Pattern

2023-04-16 18:39:44
My baby is 4 and half months. From past few days we are observing flipping from back sleeping position to stomach/tommy sleeping position. Everytime we are keeping her in back sleeping position then after 2-3 minutes she is flipping to tommy sleeping position. Is it normal or should we avoid tommy sleeping position. Kindly advise .
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Its totally normal. Baby should be comfortable whatever position it is..

Answered2023-04-17 05:05:35

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You can keep pillows around the baby all sides and prevent her sleeping on tummy

Answered2023-04-17 05:05:37

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