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Cot Feels Too Big For Baby. To check whether your baby is too hot, look for sweating or feel the back of your baby’s neck or his or her tummy, not hands or feet. The safest sleeping position is to put your baby down on their back in the cot. For the first 6 months the safest place for your baby to sleep is in a cot, crib or moses basket in your room beside your bed and in the same. When your baby starts to roll over themselves, they might roll over in their sleep and whilst. On my local selling group second hand sleepyheads tend to go for around £50. Keep the cot out of direct sunlight. That's when we knew we. He’s quite a big boy, and i’m worrying he’s outgrowing his cot quicker. The safest place for your baby to sleep is in a cot or moses basket. She was about 6 months. Make sure there are no toys or anything else that could cover their mouth or nose, or make them too hot. My little boy wilfred (wilf) turned 7 months old last week. Have you got the cot close to your bed?

He’s quite a big boy, and i’m worrying he’s outgrowing his cot quicker. Make sure there are no toys or anything else that could cover their mouth or nose, or make them too hot. For the first 6 months the safest place for your baby to sleep is in a cot, crib or moses basket in your room beside your bed and in the same. When your baby starts to roll over themselves, they might roll over in their sleep and whilst. The safest sleeping position is to put your baby down on their back in the cot. That's when we knew we. She was about 6 months. On my local selling group second hand sleepyheads tend to go for around £50. Keep the cot out of direct sunlight. My little boy wilfred (wilf) turned 7 months old last week.

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Cot Feels Too Big For Baby Make sure there are no toys or anything else that could cover their mouth or nose, or make them too hot. My little boy wilfred (wilf) turned 7 months old last week. Keep the cot out of direct sunlight. Make sure there are no toys or anything else that could cover their mouth or nose, or make them too hot. The safest sleeping position is to put your baby down on their back in the cot. He’s quite a big boy, and i’m worrying he’s outgrowing his cot quicker. On my local selling group second hand sleepyheads tend to go for around £50. When your baby starts to roll over themselves, they might roll over in their sleep and whilst. For the first 6 months the safest place for your baby to sleep is in a cot, crib or moses basket in your room beside your bed and in the same. The safest place for your baby to sleep is in a cot or moses basket. To check whether your baby is too hot, look for sweating or feel the back of your baby’s neck or his or her tummy, not hands or feet. She was about 6 months. That's when we knew we. Have you got the cot close to your bed?