ColtonsMom
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Colton isn't going to sleep unless he is on his belly. I've always been told they aren't supposed to sleep on their bellies.
I think he is having gas. I tried giving him some gas relief drops and he slept on his back for about 45 minutes, but then he woke crying again. He is really fussy when he is awake and the only way I can calm him is by laying him across my lap and patting his back, during which he falls asleep. Then he stays asleep as long as he is on his belly.
Is it okay to leave him on his belly? I've always heard it's a higher risk for SIDS. It's even something my doctor asks... "does he sleep on his back?" I've always said yes, because he normally does.
What do you think I should do?
Also, will it hurt his little belly button stub-thing? It hasn't fallen off yet, and I dont want it to rip off and hurt him.
I think he is having gas. I tried giving him some gas relief drops and he slept on his back for about 45 minutes, but then he woke crying again. He is really fussy when he is awake and the only way I can calm him is by laying him across my lap and patting his back, during which he falls asleep. Then he stays asleep as long as he is on his belly.
Is it okay to leave him on his belly? I've always heard it's a higher risk for SIDS. It's even something my doctor asks... "does he sleep on his back?" I've always said yes, because he normally does.
What do you think I should do?
Also, will it hurt his little belly button stub-thing? It hasn't fallen off yet, and I dont want it to rip off and hurt him.