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My son 6 month old sleeps either on side or on stomach. He can sleep on stomach throughout night. Cries when try to put him on back. He doesn't sleep in crib or craddle. He sleep on bed next to me. I am worried for this habit of sleeping on stomach. Is it harmful. If it is how to avoid it?
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How is his breathing and does he have nasal block or snoring In normal sleep position ,is their excess saivation
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It's okay to sleep on tummy.
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Don't worry. It's normal
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Its okay...no need to worry...
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nose should be remain open..
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
There is no harm sleeping on tummy. Most babies sleep in this position.
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Avoid very soft cushion /bed , this can cause breathing problem if nose is embedded.
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