How to stop bub rolling in the cot?

[LimeSlice]

Charlotte has just started rolling over (cant roll back yet) and so everytime I put her on her back within 2 mins she is on her front - which is great, except that after a few minutes when she realises she has nothing to do and nowhere to go, she get all worked up and started crying...So she sleeps on her tummy
She has always been a tummy sleeper, and can move her head, but I find I am more confident leaving her on her tummy to sleep if I put her down on her tummy, cos I can position her head and if she is asleep she wont moveto face plant herself...

OMG, so not making sense today! lol Point is, maybe you could try putting her on her tummy to begin with and that way less chance of her rolling herself and faceplanting.

[kristy J]

don't worry hon i would just leave her, its scary at first but in a few months you will look at the positions they can get themselves into while asleep and lough.

sometimes my son sleeps in the worst positions that his arms and legs look like they might just snap but if i move him in 10mins he is back to the same position again.

she is old enough now to move around in her sleep, as i said i would just let her go.