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My 10month old has started to roll onto her tummy sleeping, sometimes almost face down. what can i do to prevent this? iv tried everything.
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Tummy sleeping: At her age you neednt worry about sids anymore. Sleeping on her tummy should be okay. Make sure though that she doesnt sleep with a pillow.
Answered 5/2/2013
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