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Mary ellen
Oh! i was always told never to let a baby sleep on a water bed. It
appears that babies can suffocate.
Just what I was told
marianne
Oh! i was always told never to let a baby sleep on a water bed. It
appears that babies can suffocate.
Just what I was told
marianne
Valerie Stewart
Mary ellen
Oh! i was always told never to let a baby sleep on a water bed. It
appears that babies can suffocate.
**I wanted to say this, also. Babies who can roll over but can't push
themselves up well are at risk on a waterbed. They roll (or get rolled) onto
their face and can't push off again. We have a floatation mattress and love
it. Looks like a bed, but has a water "bladder" inside a mattress shell.
Doesn't need heat and takes regular sheets. I think I'll go back to bed
now....
--Valerie in Tacoma
Oh! i was always told never to let a baby sleep on a water bed. It
appears that babies can suffocate.
**I wanted to say this, also. Babies who can roll over but can't push
themselves up well are at risk on a waterbed. They roll (or get rolled) onto
their face and can't push off again. We have a floatation mattress and love
it. Looks like a bed, but has a water "bladder" inside a mattress shell.
Doesn't need heat and takes regular sheets. I think I'll go back to bed
now....
--Valerie in Tacoma
Tracy Oldfield
And I know another LLL Leader who co-slept with her son
on a waterbed. Apparently, they need to be full so the
tension isn't saggy...
Tracy
Mary ellen
Oh! i was always told never to let a baby sleep on a
water bed. It
appears that babies can suffocate.
Just what I was told
marianne
on a waterbed. Apparently, they need to be full so the
tension isn't saggy...
Tracy
Mary ellen
Oh! i was always told never to let a baby sleep on a
water bed. It
appears that babies can suffocate.
Just what I was told
marianne