Laying a baby on his back is recommended to reduce the risk of a baby being smothered by his bed or blankets. It is said to reduce the risk of SIDS by ensuring that the baby can get clean, fresh air.
However, babies definitely need their tummy time. Research is showing that children who are always placed either on their backs or in toys that sit them up have massive learning and developmental problems. Supervising play time with your baby on his tummy every day will give him much improved hand eye coordination and help him learn how to crawl, roll over and walk at the appropriate times.
No, they could suffocate. You have to lay them on their back to sleep.
you can lay your baby on it's bellies,but the doctor say it is better if you lay on there back so i say when there about 3 weeks.
When a baby mouse or pinkie is on it's back, the baby can die. A couple of weeks after a mouse starts getting fur, it should be able to turn back around.
You can lay on your back to take the pressure off your stomach. You can also lay on one side. Then you can frequently change positions.
u lay the baby on its back put your arm under its head rap your arme around it and put your hand under the back of its knee
Flat on your back and or your sides neva in your belly its not good for the baby and the same goes for sex
lay eggs
Baby ducks lay under the mother to keep worm.
They lay eggs
they lay eggs
yea they only go the beach to lay there eggs then go back to the ocean............ the baby's care for themselves
No, they go up to the shore dig a hole it the sand and lay there eggs in the hole, then the go and swim back into the water and the little baby's never see there mother. And only about 2 out of 5 baby's make it to the water and survive, the other baby's get eaten by birds and other predators.