What Can I Do When My Baby Cries During Tummy Time

Old 03-xiii-2007, 01:08 PM #1

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falling asleep during tum fourth dimension


Every fourth dimension I put my DS on his abdomen, he falls asleep. He'll be then lively and playful on his back, so I flip him over for tummytime and it knocks him out within 2 minutes. I know I'm non supposed to exit him on his tummy to sleep, and so I curl him over to his back again and he wakes upwardly. Should I just let him nap on his tummy (I watch him like a hawk), and promise that when he wakes up he'll want to play there? I know the whole point of tummytime is then he can learn to raise his head, but he isn't doing that at all. The baby book I take says that he should be raising his head 45 degrees by now (he's 3 months) , but he barely lifts it off the footing before he falls asleep. My married man thinks I should throw the book away considering of all the "shoulds" that information technology lists Whatsoever advice??


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Old 03-13-2007, 01:twoscore PM #2

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Re: falling asleep during tum fourth dimension


hi
i really recollect that this is simply peoples own views and there isnt a real answer, although i agree with your husband there would exist people who dont, i think you should forget what the book says 3 months is very immature, i have had plenty of worries with my daughter who is 2 in may now, only with all of the worries i have had, like delays in lifting her head, rolling over etc, she did it when she was set up and i would say that is what is going to happen, no ii babies are the same so dont worry nearly it
equally for the tummy time, yes nowadays they practise say its not good for the children to sleep on their stomachs but i do think this is your own personal choice, when i was a baby they used to tell yous to put the babies to sleep on their tummys, people will disagree with me i know, but i honestly think it is your own choice, if you dont experience comfortable leaving him on his tummy to sleep and then plow him over, if you feel ok with information technology then its fine


Old 03-13-2007, 02:23 PM #3

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Re: falling asleep during tummy time


How-do-you-do Ladies, back in the older days lol the 1980's, I had 3 children. Back then we were told to let babies slumber on their breadbasket and so if they spit upwardly or vomit while sleeping, they would not choke. I don't know when or why it changed only since my babies were on their tummies all the time, they learned very early to elevator their heads, like a week old or so. I used to call information technology "turtle head" because all you could see was their little faces. At present they didn;t lift their heads high at all in the first only subsequently a while they held their heads loftier when they woke upwards. They also learned to turn their heads very early on, like inside a couple of days being home. I know every kid is different and now even doing things with babies are quite different merely I simply wanted to put my 2 cents in beacuse it was a very squeamish time in my life.


Old 03-14-2007, 07:49 PM #4

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He falls comatose then speedily because babies tend to be much more content on their tummies. My DH and I had our get-go two during the era of tum sleep. Commencement I can tell yous that SIDS was rare even then. I also can honestly say that our babies, and the babies of our peers, unless they had colic, would tend to sleep the clock around waking simply for feedings for the first 2 or three months. Many babies slept through the night by the fourth dimension they were six to eight weeks former. It was well-nigh unheard of to have a baby nether the historic period of nearly four months who fought sleep. I also am going to share some facts with you lot, withal in the terminate y'all have to practise what makes yous comfy:

The charge per unit of SIDS in a newborn tummy sleeper is less than 1 in 1000. For a newborn back sleeper it is even so about 1 in 1500. As the baby gets older and/or begins to roll over, those depression rates drop fifty-fifty further.

Studies have shown that preemies in NICUs who are stable grow faster and are more content on their tummies. Even though they are monitored, if SIDS rates were that high these hospitals would never take the chance since y'all cannot revive a truthful instance of SIDS. Our own DD was a preemie and placed, along with about 75% of the other babies, on her tum by her third 24-hour interval in the NICU. This was long later the BTS campaign began and is nonetheless the case.

Doctors usually withal recommend, according to the AAP, that nearly babies who have respiratory bug, reflux, colic, etc. be placed on their tummies to slumber.

Every bit I said you have to exercise what makes yous comfortable, just if it were me I would simply let your piffling one slumber. SIDS is nowhere nearly a common occurance!

Nancy


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Re: falling comatose during tummy fourth dimension


Thanks for all of your replies. He savage asleep on his tummy again today, so I only let him nap there while I kept an eye on him. He sleeps on his back at night, and then I recall napping on his tum will be okay as long equally I'thousand watching him. He actually does sleep more soundly that way. Perhaps one of these days I'll slumber that soundly. Ha! Probably non until he's eighteen.....

Thanks again!
~Lola~


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Old 03-xv-2007, 08:33 PM #vi

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Re: falling asleep during tummy time


Well I have news for you my friend! At nearly 18 it is even worse because they are out driving, enjoying the nightlife, etc. LOL! It NEVER stops! Savor your infant because they do abound sooooooooooooo fast! Also, at night you lot might endeavor carseat or swing sleeping for the time being. That frequently works merely equally well as the tummy.

Nancy


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