Am si eu o intrebare ! va rog sa imi raspundeti

fetitza mea are 3 saptamani ,poate sa doarma si pe spate nu numai pe o parte?

ionica spune:

Nereia,

Sa-ti traiasca fetita

Dincate stiu eu si din ce mi-au recomandat doctorii in maternitate, bebelusii dorm doar pe spate si cu capul intr-o parte
Pe o parte poate sa doarma DOAR supravegheata,deci eu ti-as recomanda sa o pui pe spate si daca ai un sac de dormit e si mai bine,nu este indicata plapumioaa si nici paturica fiindca ei se misca dau din manute si se pot sufoca.

Pitica mea are 4 saptamani,cred ca ne-am citit la odiseea ghioceilor nu-i asa?

Sophia 2ani 06.09.06
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Mondor spune:

E de preferat sa doarma cand pe o parte , cand pe celealta dar nu e interzis sa doarma cu fata in sus, trebuie in schimb supravegheata sa nu regurgiteze, exista riscul sa se inece, asa am procedat eu ....acum fetita are 11 luni, poate alte mamici au alte pareri, eu am spus doar cum am procedat eu. Si pozitia pe o parte e mai linistitoare si pentru colici, lor le place sa stea ghemuiti ca in burtica mamei in aceasta perioada.

Crestere usoara !
Numai bine ! si nopti cu nani va doresc

ionica spune:

Mondor,

In germania pediatrii sunt contra dormitului pe o parte ,mama mea ne-a culcat pe o parte si suntem sanatosi.
Eu pe prima pitica am culcat-o doar pe spate cu capul intr-o parte,bebelina 2 doarme tot pe spate cu capul intr-o parte.



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arleena spune:

al meu a dormit pe burta si nu a patit nimic, pe spate urla de numa....asa ca depinde si de copil.
sa-ti traiasca si sa creasca mare....

diana69 spune:

Fetita mea si baietelul la fel au dormit tot timpul pe o parte sau pe alta din cauza ca aveau reflux gastroesofagian si vomitau tot timpul. Eu zic ca cel mai bine e pe o parte sa doarma ca daca regurgiteaza sa nu se inece.Pe burta am inteles ca exista riscul de moarte subita.

Mindy spune:

Eu i-am supravegheat multa vreme somnul. A dormit pe spate. pe burta sau intr-o parte doar ocazional cand era langa mine si nu o scapam din ochi.
Am avut si o chestie speciala care sa o tina lateral sa nu se intoarca, la somnul de noapte.
Preventiv pt ca voma mult, am pus 2 carti mai groase dedesuptul saltelei in zona capului -inclinatia ff usoara, abia vizibila.

E tare trist ce zic acuma, dar soacra mea a mers la o inmormantare de Craciun la un bebelus de 3 luni care a fost gasit dimineata cu fata in jos, sufocat.
Parintii din cate am inteles de la tara, i-au pus multe plapume in jur si paturi, bebele prefera sa doarma intr-o parte. Bebele dormea si in alta camera, deci nu l-au auzit.

E bine bebele sa fie in camera cel ptin 6 luni cu parintii.
Il auzi si cand se foieste, ei fac multe zgomote noaptea de respiratie si scancit, iti poti da seama imediat daca e ceva in neregula. Jucariile de plus nu au ce cauta in patut in zona capului.
Paturica cu care il invelesti sa fie usoara, una prin care trece bine aerul, ei isi misca manutele mult.

A mea a dormit multa vreme cu mine. Imi dadeam seama imediat daca are febra sau e ceva in neregula cu ea.
Culcatul pe o parte sau pe burta trebuie supravegheat primele luni.
Cel mai sigur e pe spate.

Ayla21 spune:

E socant, dar sindromul mortii subite face multe victime.

_
Monica, the best mommy for Claudiu, Luana, Alma
Every day brings new blessings.

Mindy spune:

Daca are cineva timp de tradus.

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Babies Should Sleep on Their Backs.

One of the best ways to lower the risk of SIDS is to put your baby on his or her back to sleep, even for naps.

This is new advice. Until a few years ago, doctors told mothers to place babies on their stomachs to sleep. If you have older children, your doctor may have told you that babies should sleep on their stomachs. But research now shows that fewer babies die of SIDS when they sleep on their backs. In fact, before the Back to Sleep campaign began to recommend back sleeping as the best way to reduce SIDS, more than 5,000 babies in the U.S. died from SIDS every year. But now, as the Back to Sleep message spreads and more babies sleep on their backs, the number of babies who die of SIDS is under 3,000 each year.

Back sleeping is the best sleep position for your baby and provides the best protection against SIDS. The American Academy of Pediatrics says that back sleeping is the preferred sleep position.

Make sure everyone knows to place babies on their backs to sleep. Tell your baby's grandparents, aunts, uncles, child care providers, friends, babysitters, and anyone who cares for your baby. Some babies don't like sleeping on their backs at first, but most get used to it quickly. Babies who are on their backs can move their arms and legs and look around more easily.

Is there a risk of choking when my baby sleeps on his or her back?

Many mothers worry that babies sleeping on their backs will choke if they spit up or vomit while sleeping. Because babies automatically swallow or cough up such fluid, doctors have found no increase in choking or other problems in babies sleeping on their backs.

What about side sleeping?

To keep your baby safest when he or she is sleeping, use the back sleep position rather than the side position. Even though the side position is safer than sleeping on the stomach, babies who sleep on their sides can roll onto their stomachs. A baby sleeping on his or her stomach is at greater risk of SIDS. If you choose to place your baby on his or her side to sleep, make sure the lower arm is in front of the baby to help stop him or her from rolling onto the stomach.

Some products are designed to keep the baby in a certain position during sleep. But there is no proof that using any such product lowers the risk of SIDS.

Some babies have health problems that call for them to sleep on their stomachs. If your baby was born with a birth defect, spits up often after eating, or has a breathing, lung, or heart problem, you should talk to your doctor about the best sleep position for your baby.

Are there times when my baby can be on his or her stomach?

You can place your baby on his or her stomach for "tummy time," when he or she is awake and someone is watching. When the baby is awake, tummy time is good because it helps make your baby’s neck and shoulder muscles stronger.

Will my baby get "flat spots" on his or her head from back sleeping?

For the most part, flat spots on the back of the baby’s head are a passing condition that goes away a few months after the baby learns to sit up. Tummy time when your baby is awake is one way to reduce flat spots.

One other way to reduce flat spots is to change the direction that your baby lies in the crib (head toward one end of the crib for a few nights and then toward the other). Doing this means the baby is not always sleeping on the same side of his or her head. If you think your baby has a more serious problem, talk to your doctor or nurse.

What Can I Do to Help Lower the Risk of SIDS?

* Place your baby on his or her back to sleep, at nighttime and naptime.
This is the best way to reduce the risk of SIDS.
* Place your baby on a firm mattress, such as in a safety-approved crib.
Don’t put babies to sleep on soft mattresses, sofas, sofa cushions, waterbeds, sheepskins, or other soft surfaces.
* Remove all fluffy and loose bedding from the sleep area.
Make sure you take all pillows, quilts, stuffed toys, and other soft items out of the crib.
* "Feet to Foot" PhotoMake sure your baby’s face and head stay uncovered during sleep.
Keep your baby’s mouth and nose clear of blankets and other coverings during sleep. Use sleep clothing with no other covering over the baby. If you do use a blanket or another covering, make sure your baby is "feet-to-foot" in the crib. Feet-to-foot means that the baby’s feet are at the bottom of the crib, the blanket is no higher than the baby’s chest, and the blanket is tucked in around the crib mattress.
* Don’t smoke before or after the birth of your baby.
Create a smoke-free zone around your baby. Make sure no one smokes around your baby.
* Don’t let your baby overheat during sleep.
Keep your baby warm during sleep, but not too warm. Your baby’s room should be at a temperature that is comfortable for an adult. Too many layers of clothing or blankets can overheat your baby.

sursa: http://pediatrics.about.com/library/blbacktosleep.htm#WhatCan

StMihaela spune:

Si eu stiu la fel.
Cand aveau colici Alin si Iulia dormeau cel mai bine pe burta, dar pe burta mea.

lara_c spune:

Eu stiu ca bebelusii tb sa doarma NUMAI pe spate.Si neparat in pozitia 'feet to foot' daca folositi paturica/cersaf pt invelire.Sub nici o forma plapuma sau perne.Ei dorm in mod natural cu capul usor inclinat intr-o parte pt. a nu se inneca in caz ca vomita in somn.Se intorc singuri in diferite pozitii,chiar pe burta dupa 4 luni (approx).Atunci e ok.
Sfaturile parintilor o sa fie mereu contradictorii, insa, asa spun specialistii.Eu unsa nu as fi avut curaj sa incerc altfel, pt. ca vecina de la 2 are un bebe care dormea asa si al ei nu a patit nimc....
Aflam mereu si de bebei care au patit...chiar mai sus pomenea cineva.
Merita riscul?