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I just had a baby on feb 22 2013 ... i wanna know when can i lay her on her tummy?
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Baby on tummy: Lying your baby on your tummy is very good for both you and the infant. It strengthens the maternal-infant bond, makes the baby feel more secure, and actually improves the baby's immune system. While a baby who is sleeping unattended is in most cases best placed lying on his/her back; when you are right there you can lay the baby on your tummy starting right now!
Answered 10/4/2016
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