As long as you are safe with blankets/toys etc then try not to stress!

I don’t think it’s recommended but there’s not much you can do when bub can roll themselves over

Mine were told on their back but as soon as they could they would end up on their front. Their babies are told on their sides & they too end up on their front! Family trait I think. My Chiro hates it

With my first bub, it was recommended he sleep on his back. My second bub was 3 years later and it was recommended she sleep on get tummy. My niece arrived 2 years after that abc best was on their side. Once bub starts moving, you can’t control how they sleep, doesn’t matter how you first put them in to bed

I wouldn’t worry too much

Both my son and daughter are tummy sleepers and so is this mummy when she isn’t pregnant.

I would think not!

I hope you found some of the suggestions useful.

Some really great advice – hope it helped.

As long as he can move his head and roll you’ll be fine. Our son did the same and even thou our daughter was 8 weeks early she rarely sleeps on her back.

Go with what ever works for you

I say just follow your instincts

Not at all… Back in days it was a rule that they lay on stomach… If the cable of rolling they can rol back

I used to keep my little man on his back after midwife said no to sleeping on their tummys as its a big risk of SIDS, Do you really want to take the risk???

BE AWARE OF SIDS its not worth losing a child they’re to precious =)

my 4 kids all slept on there tummy an they were fine.

My boy was a tummy sleeper from birth. He just wouldn’t sleep when he was on his back. As long as the cot is made smoothly and clear of any objects that could cause suffocation. Considering he can roll, it should be fine for him to be sleeping on his belly

he will be fine One of mine started early too

once a baby learns to roll it pretty hard to stop them . As long as there is no pillow in his bed he should be fine.

It’s not the safest, but you really can’t stop it at this stage . Just try make his cot as safe as can be

There is sleep positioners which will help him not to roll. I had a safe n sound one.