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Wish I could help you but my daughter started do the same thing about 15 weeks and couldnt stop her so I freaked out for the next month because I could not keep her from rolling over. But I was told once they are able to roll like that there really isnt a whole lot to do.

If he's doing it on his own then let him don't move him just continue to lay him down on his back.

If he can go belly to back on his own I wouldn't worry. My oldest was like this, I either didn't sleep because I would be up all night flipping back onto his back or I just let him be and we both sleep fine.

It's fine. He'll probably sleep better that way.

Quoting :*:CHRiSTiNe:*::" If he can go belly to back on his own I wouldn't worry. My oldest was like this, I either didn't sleep ... [snip!] ... I either didn't sleep because I would be up all night flipping back onto his back or I just let him be and we both sleep fine."

I usually only have to flip him back one time. Im so freaking paranoid.

<blockquote><b>Quoting zombie.:</b>" I usually only have to flip him back one time. Im so freaking paranoid. "</blockquote>




I was the same way. I have the Angel Care monitor which eased my mind. Especially when it saved DD's life a few times.

Let him do it. He'll be fine if he rolls by himself. My son has always slept on his belly. He slept better.

Both my kids could roll tummy to back from birth and slept on their tummies. I wouldn't worry about it.