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Moving around in the pack and play
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Posted by newmom (My Page) on Mon, Jan 21, 02 at 11:13
| When DD wakes up each morning in her pack and play she is completely sideways. It Cracks DH and I up. Taylor is almost 3 months and has been doing this since she was 2 months old. Does your baby move around, scoot around in the crib? If so, how old are they? |
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RE: Moving around in the pack and play
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| I've been visiting my folks for 2 weeks and my 10 mo old DS is sleeping in his pack 'n play. He always wakes up in some weird position...lately it is across the very top-sideways. Then he wakes up, I guess, because he can't get himself reoriented. I've had problems with nightwaking with him for a long time. I've finally decided that there are 2 problems...he is a very light and fitfull sleeper, and he wasn't getting enough calories at the last meal to get him through the night. The latter I can control...the other I can't! He is like that in his crib at home, too! |
RE: Moving around in the pack and play
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| My DD is 3 months and since 2 months old has been found curled into a ball at the bottom of her crib and turned in all different directions. It makes me crack up when I see her like that. When you think I put her to bed in the straight position like it makes any difference anyways. |
RE: Moving around in the pack and play
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| Its why I won't use a blanket even though my dd is 7 months old. She is a bed bug. I have to go in at least one or twice a night an unhook her from the slates in the bed. My ped told me not to use the bumper pad so I'm not sure is worse. a bumper pad or a having to untangle her. e |
RE: Moving around in the pack and play
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| why did he say not use the bumper pad? |
RE: Moving around in the pack and play
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| She felt it just isn't worth the risk of suffocation (though unlikely at this age) I just can't knowly put the bumper pad there now. you know. e |
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