rolling over in the cot

Does anyone have a solution to stop baby rolling over?

Has anyone used a safety wrap or a wedge successfully?

My hubby and I were up out of bed about 6-7 times in the space of 1/2 an hour in the wee hours of this morning ... *groan*

Baby goat would happily sleep on her tummy if she didn't keep getting her head jammed against the bars of the cot.

We used a safety sleep once that started happening but once he worked out how to roll over in it I got rid of it but that took a few months

It may take a few nights but she would probably get used to sleeping with head against bars. It would take her a few nights to get used to a safety sleep too. I figure if they want to sleep on their tummy and they are strong enough to roll then let them but some are more cautious than I and I understand that too.

i am having the same problem atm. My wee boy sleeps on his tummy usually (oooo bad mother) but now rolls onto his back which he can't seem to fall asleep on. Also does it in his sleep and hits his head against the bars and wakes himself up. I am thinking of putting bumpers in. Ive already broken the rules by letting him sleep on his tummy.

Does it damage their heads when they bang them against the bars of the cot?

Caden is a very wriggly baby, he rolls and rolls and rolls around his cot lol, he is always on his hands and knees rocking or smooshing his face onto his mattress and sticking his bum in the air, he is terrible.

He was in a safe t sleep but we ditched that cos he started to roll and would get stuck, now he sleeps whatever way he wants. We have a bumper pad around his cot, but it doesnt go across where the bar lifts up and down, so I sometiems weave a thick blanket through the bars, that helps a bit.

he is always banging his head on the bars When he rocks he forgets that they are there, but it doesnt bother him lol

amelia rolled everywhere in her cot and would get stuck in places so now we use a safety sleep and i think its great.

I will be trying not to use the SafeTsleep, for the reason stated above, can be hard to get them use to sleeping without it.

Arianne loves sleeping on her side, I can get her to sleep easier on her side then on her back.

I think there is nothing wrong with sleeping on her side, at least if she pukes up milk it will fall out and not choke her.

mountaingoat wrote: Baby goat would happily sleep on her tummy if she didn't keep getting her head jammed against the bars of the cot.

 

Sorry im not much help but my son does that also.... He's only 8wks old and he wont sleep any other way apart from on his tummy & without a doubt whenever we hear him snuffling and snorting sure enough his head is right up against the top bars of his cot.... I always place him down near the bottom of his cot when he goes to sleep.... when you get an answer please let me know LOL....