PeanutBean
Mumma to B & I
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Well an unsupportive mattress is a SIDS risk factor (along with pretty much EVERYTHING). My Moses basket was and is borrowed and it's had about 6 or 7 babies in it I think! We bought a new sprung mattress for the cotbed as it was got second hand and came with a crap foam one so we'll be using it again this time. Remember with SIDS there is no known cause. By looking at all these factors it can be said that more of the babies who died from SIDS were on old mattresses or had smoking parents or slept on their tums etc but there's no causal link. There's no reason to assume it'll make a difference. If i thought my equipment seemed shabby I'd replace it regardless of SIDS links.
I worry a bit about transverse lie because it's more common with split tummy muscles and if course is one of the few things that would guarantee no homebirth for me. Byron was transverse til quite late but I'm sure this one will turn too as he did. She was head down oblique at last mw appointment.
I worry a bit about transverse lie because it's more common with split tummy muscles and if course is one of the few things that would guarantee no homebirth for me. Byron was transverse til quite late but I'm sure this one will turn too as he did. She was head down oblique at last mw appointment.