What's the right way? 7 years ago, they taught us to lay the baby on their side, with their back sup…

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What's the right way? 7 years ago, they taught us to lay the baby on their side, with their back supported, so they wouldn't roll over and choke on vomit. Now they teach to lay them on their back... I'm so confused!)
А что давали в роддоме после кс из обезболивающих? Кеторол или Нурофен? Планируется гв, с чем можно…
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Mataxari
On your side, with a pillow under your back. You can lie on your back if it's slightly elevated.
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Lena
Exclusively on my side, I swaddled, with a bolster under my back and a bolster in front, and on my side, switching sides for every nap.
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Shashkova Anna
On your back. The baby turns their head themselves. It's safer than on your side with a pillow.
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Natalya
I laid her on her back and then gently turned her onto her side, propping her up with a bolster.
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Irina
The safest sleep position is on your back with your head turned to the side. According to recent research, all sleep positioners and wedges are considered unsafe.
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Viktoriya
Both my son and daughter slept on their backs. By the first month, they were already turning their heads on their own wherever they needed to.
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liliya kirasirova
I don't remember being taught to lie on my back. I swaddled both of them, so I always placed them on their side.
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Svetlana Kovshova
It varies. Sometimes you put her on her side, and she rolls onto her back 😄
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Anna
on both sides
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