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My 4 mos baby always sleep with his head tilted back. is it normal?
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Back to sleep: Head position okay as long as you are putting baby to sleep on his back. Back to sleep is crucial to prevent sudden infant death syndrome or SIDS. Also make sure you don't have any blankets, bumpers or pillows in baby's crib. All are suffocation risks.
Answered 2/13/2017
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