Guest guest Posted November 17, 2006 Report Share Posted November 17, 2006 My son is 4 mo. old, and he's now starting to roll over. He's been on a sleep positioner for a few months now, and according to the WARNING messages, once he starts to roll over, I shouldn't use the positioner. My question is, what are some other products that I could use to make his mattress (where his head meets the mattress) softer? A lot of these crib mattresses are soooo hard, and I am nervous about my son's head getting even flatter in the back. Can anyone recommend any crib mattresses or products designed to put in the crib to prevent flat heads? Thanks! Serena Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 19, 2006 Report Share Posted November 19, 2006 Hello. I believe that some people on here have used some thin memory foam under the sheet in the crib. Also, you want to make sure that during the day you do lots of tummy time and use things such as an excersaucer or a bumbo seat (www.bumboseat.com) to keep him up off his head. Good luck. Jen (27.5 mo), tort resolved, Hanger Band Grad (4.5 years) > > My son is 4 mo. old, and he's now starting to roll over. He's been on a > sleep positioner for a few months now, and according to the WARNING > messages, once he starts to roll over, I shouldn't use the positioner. > My question is, what are some other products that I could use to make > his mattress (where his head meets the mattress) softer? A lot of > these crib mattresses are soooo hard, and I am nervous about my son's > head getting even flatter in the back. > > Can anyone recommend any crib mattresses or products designed to put in > the crib to prevent flat heads? > > Thanks! > > Serena > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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