Does your baby sleep on back or tummy in crib during night? Do you allow blankets/loveys in crib?

avalanchesnow · March 2014

Curious to see how rebellious you all are

scruggsa · March 2014

I put LO in his crib on his back with his wubanub. He sometimes rolls on his side. No blankets or anything else in the crib yet. I'm a pediatric critical care nurse and have seen too many LOs come through

keyshahart · April 2014

My LO sleeps on her back and a light blanket tucked around her. She likes that "snug as a bug feeling". She sleeps with a little stuffed animal too. She cuddles with it every night. Great for travelling too because she has something from home with her and she sleeps like a dream no matter where we go.

LWilson82 · April 2014

My LO is rebellious against back sleeping. I've put him to sleep on his back from day 1 but he loves to sleep on his side and on his stomach. I haaate that he loves his stomach because he's like my husband and likes to burrow his face in the mattress. Definitely heart attack inducing for me at times.

He has a lovey that he adores but otherwise nothing in th crib and he sleeps in a sleepsack.

BelhurstBride · April 2014

On her back, in a magic sleep suit with a handmade, knit blanket over her legs.

vintageutopia · April 2014

Usually, I place her on her back, but she immediately rolls to her side. At this age, she is so mobile, it really doesn't matter how I place her in the crib.

jtmomma13 · April 2014

I place LO on his back when I put him down. He flips onto his belly and usually sleeps with his hands under him and his bum up in the air- and he toots all night long.

We use a sleep sack and only put the binkie in the crib with him.

However for naps in the crib, which can be horrible, I will give him his giraffe lovey to cuddle. He pulls things off his face so I am not concerned about it covering his face. I do keep a closer eye on the monitor though when he has it in the crib.

DaisyZH · April 2014

I always place DD on her back and she always rolls to her stomach. I hate it, but even if you flip her back she just rolls over again immediately. No blankets or loveys.

NatesCupcake47 · April 2014

DD is 6.5 months. She goes down on her back with a sleepsack and a pacifier. In the past 10 days she's started to roll consistently from her back to her stomach in the middle of the night and she either sleeps on her stomach or side. She moves SO much during her sleep.

Naptime she gets her seahorse in the corner of the crib, a blanket over her, and her wubbanub.

HisChamaoleGirl · April 2014

LO sleeps wearing a halo sleepsack and is placed on her back. If she is going to roll over it is only to her side. She hasn't ever tried sleeping on her stomach other than when she was younger and would fall asleep on my chest. In the morning around 4 when she wakes up to eat I will lay her back down with her lovey and she will play with it until she falls asleep and wakes around 6.

cerafina205 · April 2014

5.5 months and she sleeps on her stomach with a Snuza. Nothing else in the crib. If i put her in her back she immediately rolls over on her tummy.

BC&LM · April 2014

We always put him down on his back, but he always rolls to his stomach. No blankets or loveys in the crib.

RedDDD · April 2014

DD moves so much in her crib, she is all over the place. I put her down on her back but she will roll onto her side. Usually I find her on her back. I have a blanket in there with her now. I am comfortable with that since she moves so much and she loves holding the blanket to her face and rubs her face on it.

EandIMommy86 · April 2014

DS likes sleeping on his side best and hates laying flat. I put a boppy in there then cover it with a blanket. He lays his head on the top of it and the rest of his body is at a slant. He will sleep through the night. We haven't put him in a crib yet, he is still in the pack and play right next to our bed. He cannot stand being on his stomach and will sometimes sleep on his back.

kje120 · April 2014

I lay him on his back, but he instantly flips to his belly and goes to sleep. He has two loveys in there.

roo1oo · April 2014

I lay him on his back and he usually stays on his back or rolls to his side. I've only seen him sleeping on his stomach once and if he rolled there I would let him stay there. He has a lovey and a wubanub, neither of which he uses. He's in a sleepsack and seems to use that as a lovey.

pb&jojo · April 2014

Nighttime in halo sleep sack with lovey (she HAS to have that) and wubbanub. Naps same items plus a fisher price aquarium thing that straps onto the crib. Lights up and plays music. She looks and touched it until she falls asleep. Love that thing!

PB102012 · April 2014

LO sleeps in her crib on her tummy with a breathable blanket and a lovey.

iHeartVan · April 2014

We place LO to sleep on his back. He immediately rolls to his stomach and sleeps that way the entire night. He can roll both ways. Sometimes I find him with his face directly in the mattress. We use a sleep sack at night and a blanket for naps.

iHeartVan · April 2014

Pacifier is his lovey

amy11401 · April 2014

My LO is alittle over 6 months and he just started sleeping in his crib. I put him down on his back, he either stays on his back or lays alittle on his side. I but Sophie the giraffe teether in the crib with him.

catfyre34 · April 2014

Our 6mo daughter sleeps in my bed, shares my blankets if it's really chilly, and sleeps on her back or side, depending on how she moves. I make sure the blankets are off of and away from her face and if she moves to her side at night, I roll her back onto her back. She has a favorite blanket she sleeps with and up until about a month ago, we'd swaddle her in it. She's stopped enjoying swaddling at night and prefers her blanket draped over her like everyone else.

DebbieM422 · April 2014

DS is 7 months and he's been rolling to his stomach since 5 months. I can't keep him on his back, so I put him down on his stomach now. He sleeps with his fists tucked under his face and his bum in the air. No blankets or loveys, he's in footie pajamas and a light sleep sack (it's nearing 90 degrees in Phoenix AZ now, so the AC is kicking in!)

Does your baby sleep on back or tummy in crib during night? Do you allow blankets/loveys in crib?

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