last night my ac unit started making a funny noise and then this morning i woke up and it was not working
well unfortunantly you'll probably have to do get into a new routine. if the safesleep didn't work, you could try another brand, but i would not try safety pinning her clothes again..that sounds dangerous. im sorry.
this is what i think but not being in your house im not sure. she has learned something new. my son did that too. it was like he was so proud of himself so he wanted to do it alot but then he didnt know what to do after he got that way. this also happened when he learned to stand. my only suggestion is to give it time, and this will pass. yeah yeah its easy to say but hard to do. i think the same thing when people tell me that but it really is true. good luck and maybe someone else has a better answer
If she can roll over,then she can lift her head up, except for putting something that blocks her movement in the crib there is nothing to do. The back sleeping thing is for when babies are tiny tiny newborns. Even then letting a newborn sleep unsupervised is pretty scary for most moms.;;Not that they get any sleep anyway.
C'mon!!!! Dont think about it. it's more likely to be hit by a car then get into a plane crash (even if u use the plane as often as the car). But if someone does get into a plane crash - The severity of the injuries can be so bad, that maybe it's better to, like u said, be doomed. :(
I can't believe what I just read!! Please don't safety pin your daughters clothes to her bed!!! That could be a suffocation hazard. There is nothing you can do to keep her from rolling over. EDIT: I never claimed to be perfect, and I never said anything about you being a bad parent. I just couldn't believe that I read that someone was safety pinning their baby to something. Nothing condescending about itI was just shocked to read that. Didn't realize a website had suggested to safety pin your child to their product. Wasn't trying to be nasty in the slightest
