Your baby may prefer sleeping on one side or turning their head to the same side every night to be more comfortable. But this isn’t ideal. Continue to place your baby on their back. Talk to your ...

“Out of all sleeping positions, the worst one [for adults] — backed by scientific evidence — would have to be sleeping on one’s back,” Michael Gradisar, head of sleep science for Sleep Cycle, a smart ...

helping prop up the flat side of the head while they sleep. Or, if the problem stems from the baby's neck muscles being weaker on one side, parents can put toys on the baby's weaker side to get ...

Your baby may have a flattened area on the back of the head or one side. It depends on how they prefer to sleep. A baby can temporarily get a flattened head from: back sleeping too much time lying ...

The Back to Sleep campaign ... which side of the head the baby will rest on for the night. For instance, if a baby falls asleep with his or her head facing to the right one night, parents should ...

Jenny Ward, CEO of the Lullaby Trust, describes this to Newsweek as "like a cocoon, to keep them in one ... their head and face, adding: "This is why we recommend that you put baby to sleep ...

In some cultures, co-sleeping with your ... mj_protip] Lie on one side facing your little one, and curl around her. Keep your lower arm over the baby’s head and bring your knees to her feet.

When my son was an infant, we followed modern medical wisdom and always put him to sleep facing upward. Within a few weeks, he developed a noticeably flat plane on one side of the back of his soft ...

Two baby bassinets ... a potentially unsafe sleeping position. The Consumer Product Safety Commission calls this type of bassinet "cantilevered," meaning supported on one side only.