Danielle, Kaetlyn does the same- she started with sleeping on the side, now its on her stomache. Every night I worry about it. Sids reccomends 'putting them in the cot on their backs to sleep' however, after much research, there is really nothing that can be done.
So I place her on her back to go to sleep, then when I go to bed, I turn her back over from her stomach, but before I even leave the room every night without fail, she is on her front again.






Happy 6 months to Jack and all the other bubbas who have just passed/are approaching their first half year mark.
). I just make sure that there are no pillows, blankets, toys, etc that she could wedge herself against.

I am glad that you took a stand though because otherwise it won't ever get any better. I hope things with your DF improve soon, I'm sure they will sweet. Hope you have a great time at the wedding and that there is no flooding.
He slept through the night Wednesday night then he went to bed easily for his first two sleeps yesterday then the next sleep he cried for 45 mins until he gave up. Last night I put him down around 9ish and he wouldnt have a bar of it so I got him back up and he had a shower with DH. I dresses him, gave him a bottle and he went straight to sleep
However he woke at 4.45am crying so I fed him and put him back to bed and he is just stirring now.
*sniff* I was not dealing with the thought of it very well but I am much better with the idea now and I know that it's only a temporary thing whereas he will have his head for life... so I'd like it a nice even shape
to you and Sara. It's great that you're still BF - congratulations. Try not to worry too much about Sara going into care - if you get a good feeling from her new carer and environment everything should be fine. I know that's easy to say and much harder to do! Did you have an easy birth? 
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