Everytime I roll Koda back on to his back when he's frustrated with tummy time his head seems to go down a bit fast and hard in the back. I'm hoping that the dip in the middle of his front head is just a soft spot. But how much force when rolling from front to back causes damage?
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Probably none but you should hold his head if your the one flipping him over. If he's rolling over himself then he would lead with his head and not slam it on the floor
omg Kai just rolled onto his front and straight back onto his back! this does count as rolling over doesn't it! 🤞😁
Does anyone elses 2weeks old babies roll over from tummy to side and hold their head up. My son has been holdin his head up already as 1week and now he keeps rolling over. I keep him on his tummy for 5mins cuz of his gas problems and he keeps rolling back to the side. He even rolled back on his back one day. I remember my first son did rolling as 4months
My son keeps rolling over and sleeping on his stomach when he sleeps, should I turn him on his back or let him sleep how he wants?
Just curious did your wee ones learn to roll front to back or back to front first?
Anyone else have the same problem??
Adam is 7 1/2 months old and keeps rolling to sleep on his left side.. That doesn't bother me too much but then he rolls on his stomach most the time. Im awake most the night rolling him back over. What do I do?!?
All babes have a soft spot on the top of their heads but if your noticing his head going down hard why dont you hold his head so when he goes down his head is on your hand?