It can be very confusing. Place the baby on his stomach, not them, not back. Over the years we have been told many different things about sleeping positions for children. Here is a spoon, from my point of view anyway.
Years ago, he used to sleep babies on their stomachs. And there were good reasons - babies sleep more soundly on their stomachs than in any other position. Most of us have been forced to sleep on their stomachs, and we turned for the better, right?
But now we have a little more information. Put your baby to sleep on their back or side can reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), with more than 50 percent. Therefore, most pediatricians do not recommend putting babies to sleep on their backs from the beginning. There were some years when the doctors recommended that babies sleep on their side, because not only reduces the risk of SIDS, but also reduces the risk that the child could choke on her vomit when she regurgitates Facebook (which, incidentally , is rare). But doctors say that today most of the back or side is better - it is very difficult to keep a newborn on his side.
If your baby shakes a lot when you sleep on your back, tries his diaper or try to put his side with a rolled up blanket for support. For many children, this is sufficient to ensure their comfort. If your baby sleeps on his back, make sure you do not give him time to sleep on their stomachs to help muscle development and give him a new outlook on life!
Now all that said, if your child does have difficulty sleeping on your back, talk to your pediatrician to have the baby sleep on his stomach. If your baby is healthy, your doctor may tell you it's okay to sleep on their stomachs, so that the mattress is firm. In addition, children with respiratory problems, upper respiratory tract malformations, and children who spit a lot, actually can be sure their bellies.
Every child is different and should be treated as such. Sleeping on the back is a director, but with the help of your physician must assess the child, and his sleep habits individually. Keep in mind that in a few months, your baby begins to spin faster, and choose their favorite position on her own.
Years ago, he used to sleep babies on their stomachs. And there were good reasons - babies sleep more soundly on their stomachs than in any other position. Most of us have been forced to sleep on their stomachs, and we turned for the better, right?
But now we have a little more information. Put your baby to sleep on their back or side can reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), with more than 50 percent. Therefore, most pediatricians do not recommend putting babies to sleep on their backs from the beginning. There were some years when the doctors recommended that babies sleep on their side, because not only reduces the risk of SIDS, but also reduces the risk that the child could choke on her vomit when she regurgitates Facebook (which, incidentally , is rare). But doctors say that today most of the back or side is better - it is very difficult to keep a newborn on his side.
If your baby shakes a lot when you sleep on your back, tries his diaper or try to put his side with a rolled up blanket for support. For many children, this is sufficient to ensure their comfort. If your baby sleeps on his back, make sure you do not give him time to sleep on their stomachs to help muscle development and give him a new outlook on life!
Now all that said, if your child does have difficulty sleeping on your back, talk to your pediatrician to have the baby sleep on his stomach. If your baby is healthy, your doctor may tell you it's okay to sleep on their stomachs, so that the mattress is firm. In addition, children with respiratory problems, upper respiratory tract malformations, and children who spit a lot, actually can be sure their bellies.
Every child is different and should be treated as such. Sleeping on the back is a director, but with the help of your physician must assess the child, and his sleep habits individually. Keep in mind that in a few months, your baby begins to spin faster, and choose their favorite position on her own.
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