No rude comments about my daughter sleeping on her stomach. She's been doing it for the past month and that's the only way she'll sleep. On another note aren't they adorable? 😍😍😍
BrittanyМама дочки-младенца
@dylansmom, she definitely can and I still check on her atleast 300000 times a night 😂😂
Ashley Мама двоих (младенец), ждёт третьего
Yeah don't worry everyone always has something to say about something you are obviously watching her too so
laurenМама сына (1 год)
As long as she can move her neck let her sleep however she is most comfy!! Thats what i always did with my son and i honestly never really worried. He is still a belly sleeper and hes 1
BrittanyМама дочки-младенца
@mommysbabies, she doesn't roll over quite yet but she can fluently move her head from side to side so I see no problem with it lol
BrittanyМама дочки-младенца
@dylansmom, she refuses to sleep on her back, the first month she slept in a swing and once she was able to fluently move her head side to side i put her right on her stomach and she loves it lol
Ashley Мама двоих (младенец), ждёт третьего
You can't do anything about it once a baby rolls over on their own trust me I asked my son did the same thing at that age
BrittanyМама дочки-младенца
@mommysbabies, i know they're adorable 😂😍 I just know how people can be on here sometimes lol
😍 Baby girl sleeping so peacefully 😍
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Babygirl knocked out sleep
shut the door? does anyone shut their child's door while they sleep? (if they sleep in their own room)
Phylicia·Мама сына (1 год)
I used to get up all the time. To make sure he's breathing. My next door neighbor lost her baby in his sleep before I had my son and it scared me so bad. Some night I couldn't sleep. I was so worried
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