How does your LO (usually) sleep at night?

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Curious! Our little guy has finally SLOWLY started rolling over and fell asleep on his stomach for one of his naps. I've heard babies sleep better on their stomachs so was curious to see what would happen but he had a more restless / shorter nap than usual. I'm guessing it takes time to get used to it.

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We always put her on her back. Starting last week she would roll to her stomach and scream. Then two days ago she rolled on her stomach and slept through it. I didn't see any difference in how well she slept though.

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We put him down on his back and some nights he’ll sleep there, others he’ll roll onto his belly and sometimes his side. I haven’t noticed a preference yet and haven’t seen a change in the quality of his sleep

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Usually back but sometimes his side. Also I’ve noticed lately his head is on the opposite side of the crib that I put him down at not sure how he’s doing it yet though haha

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She used to bed share with me until 6 months and always slept on her back. Now shes in her crib and as soon as I lay her down she rolls on to her belly and stays that way all night long

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We put him down on his back but he ALWAYS rolls on his side. He’s slept on his side for a few months now. ☺️

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My son has slept on his side or his belly ever since we’ve stopped swaddling him.

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My daughter rolls all around. Most often now she rolls and falls asleep on her stomach, but she also sleeps on either side or half on her side and half on her stomach haha. She explores all areas of her crib and falls asleep wherever she finds a cozy spot 😂

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We lay him on his back but right away he goes onto his side or his belly unless he's very sleepy. He's been doing this for 2 months now so I don't try to fight it anymore.

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We always put him on his back and he always rolls onto his tummy. Sometimes he rolls back or sometimes he stays on his tummy.

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Our daughter does both. I think she falls asleep more quickly on her tummy though. And she looks more comfy that way.

How does your LO (usually) sleep at night?

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