LNCI

[ashleyp728]

I'm here but I just can't fall back to sleep after my last bathroom break.

I think I'd be doing the same thing, keep checking for breathing. I will probably do that regardless of sleeping position for a while just as a new mom. That makes me thinking should add the sensor may to my registry though, I thought it would be more for when they get older and start getting up, I never thought about rolling over too. Good to know!

[jennlin]

is that what LNCI stands for?

[picksthemusic]

M used to put her lovey blanket over her face when she slept when she was little. It freaked me out, but she always woke up the next morning. Apparently she does this at the nanny's, too, only now she wraps the blanket around her head and wakes up with Medusa hair now. LOL

Anyway, like LL said, if they can get themselves into the position, they can most likely get themselves out. As long as you're not swaddling and his arms are free, he should be fine.