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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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kiran1978 The experts actually recommend that babies sleep on their back to avoid the risk of the baby getting SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome). So it is a good idea to get him to sleep on his back if you can. I can see your frustration with having trouble with your...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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grammasnook Years ago they suggested to lay them to sleep on thier bellies. They thought the chocking hazard was much greater when on thier backs. My youngest son the told me to lay him on his back. Needless to say we had many sleepless nights. When he rolled onto his...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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magrylouyu My youngest daughter only slept on her stomach. No bashing please! For the first 2 weeks after she was born she would only sleep for 20 minutes on her back and then be up for 3 hours sleep 20 minutes be up 3 hours. I had literally no sleep. My mother and...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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sturner03 thats tough I would say during the day give him as much "belly time" as he will tolerate. Thats all you can really do and soon he will be rolling every possible way :) Good luck with the little man!

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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lilybug I bought a wedge for my daughter. It has foam on either side of the baby so that they stay on their side or back. It is adjustable for different size babies and if you want then on their side or back. My daughter used hers until she was about 5 months old....

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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grammasnook They do not know what causes SIDS this is a precaution, myself I believe it is the baby just stops breathing in thier sleep. I believe it is some kind of sleep apnea and they have no way of narrowing it down. The number of deaths in the United states is about...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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eihdra I have an 8 month old huge baby and I had the same problem a few months back..babies differ in some ways though.. What I did was when he was at that stage, turning on his tummy, I put him in soft ( but not too soft) bed so he could practice turning both...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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subha12 it is the same problem my brother and sis in law is having with their 3 month son. he does the same thing. he is also trying to crawl at 3 months!. its making them sleepless.

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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4monsters4me It's a pretty normal stage to go through. He'll eventually get used to sleeping on his tummy and won't scream to be rolled over (do lots of tummy time during the day). It took my youngest about 2 weeks to get the hang of rolling back onto her back and to...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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jonesy123 Maybe it's just not as comfortable as he likes or he just is frustrated that he can't get back on his back. He shouldn't be sleeping on his tummy anyway. With the blankets there is a potential SIDS problem as well. You will have to keep monitoring him. Once he...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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Amberina With my babies I always put them on their sides with a blanket or something behind them so they couldn't roll around then I would put them on their tummies for a few weeks then their backs, I kept them that way just circling them on their backs and sides then...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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coolimrose Oh God!!Yes it perfectly normal for the little one to turn on his tummy.Try patting him sing something anything that you usually do to get him to sleep.Once you start doing this he will get a signal to go to sleep even if he is on his tummy.BUT PLEASE BE VERY...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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maliki2 We had the same exact problem. Our son, Sam, used to flip over on his tummy. But then he started to sleep like that as well. It bothered me alot! But he's almost two years old now and he STILL sleeps like that on his knees on his tummy. It's the strangest...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 18 May 08

My 3 1/2 months old boy started turning from his back to his tummy on his own last week, but now, it's causing problems for bedtime;as soon as i put him down in his crib, he proceeds to turn on his tummy, but once on his tummy, he...

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sturner03 Yes I think it is completely normal. A baby just like you and I has the same feelings of comfort and discomfort. I would say according to the research out it's a much safer way for him to sleep. New studies show that there may be a relation to babies dying of...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 10 Jan 08

Just curious to see the average length of a labour. Was it very painful? Did you get the epidural?

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manalove First son 4hrs second son 48hrs third son 10hrs. I had no epidurals with any of my children.

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 24 Mar 08

Ok, so me and my hubby met online a little over 5 yrs ago. We got married 2 1/2 yrs ago and now have a beautiful 2 months old baby boy. So, a bit before we got married, like a few months or so, hubby was chatting up a storm...

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winterose I THINK the warning bells are going off, I would not trust him, he is looking around for something better, if it was just chatting he should have men in that list too, there is no excuse for that, wake up hon, before it is too late, I have seen so many...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 24 Mar 08

Ok, so me and my hubby met online a little over 5 yrs ago. We got married 2 1/2 yrs ago and now have a beautiful 2 months old baby boy. So, a bit before we got married, like a few months or so, hubby was chatting up a storm...

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ersmommy1 I'd think if it quacks like a duck.. you know the saying. But it could be innocent. If he was truly concerned with your feelings I think he would stop the chatting.

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 24 Mar 08

Ok, so me and my hubby met online a little over 5 yrs ago. We got married 2 1/2 yrs ago and now have a beautiful 2 months old baby boy. So, a bit before we got married, like a few months or so, hubby was chatting up a storm...

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Courtom if he was panicking...there is a problem, instead of spending hours on the comp, he should be spending that time with you and your son! This socializing with other woman has to stop. There is such a thing as an emotional affair.

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 24 Mar 08

Ok, so me and my hubby met online a little over 5 yrs ago. We got married 2 1/2 yrs ago and now have a beautiful 2 months old baby boy. So, a bit before we got married, like a few months or so, hubby was chatting up a storm...

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chiyochan Yes i think you have every right to be jealous, he is after all your hubby and you have a baby together, for goodness' sake! why does he have to spend every single day chatting when he can help you take care of your baby... I think he's spending too much...

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jewel76 @jewel76 (2305) • Canada 24 Mar 08

Ok, so me and my hubby met online a little over 5 yrs ago. We got married 2 1/2 yrs ago and now have a beautiful 2 months old baby boy. So, a bit before we got married, like a few months or so, hubby was chatting up a storm...

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Guardian208 I would get a keylogger program and monitor his chats. You can either tell him you are going to install it or not, that's up to you. But I would be concerned, especially since he is not eager to share this with you, in fact he is hiding it from you. I cehck...

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