Yes. My baby does it too. Someone told me it's a reflex and they lose it.

My son did too, the nurses in the hospital we're putting him slightly on his side to begin with. One night I woke up to check on him and he was on his side, only 2 days after being home and still recovering from my csection, I literally sprung out of bed to make sure he was ok (paid for it later hahaha). It turned out the bassinet I had my son in wasn't comfortable for him because it was too flat and had an issue with spitting up which is why he would sleep on his side, he's always been a smart kid. Eventually we got him a new bassinet that had an inclined insert and I was able to buckle him into it so he slept better and couldn't turn on his side. Win win 😊

@jadeelola03, do you keep them in that position?

I think it is. I had this issue with my baby in her rocker

Mine too omg 😭