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 Positioning is the Key!
...m or moses basket or Bed Blocks
under the cot or bed.
We use a cot sleeping wedge.
The beauty of using a wedge means you can begin to introduce baby to
his/her cot and cot surroundings. Keep...
- What is a Sleeping Wedge?
A sleeping wedge is a simple device used to support your baby while they sleep or nap in their cot/moses basket. In the most basic terms it is a piece of wedge shaped baby safe fo...
- Why is laying flat bad for reflux?
...ckwards to the throat and cause irritation. In addition to this, elevating your baby on a sleeping wedge will provide enough downwards pressure to alleviate symptoms of reflux. If you can choose a si...
- Which Wedge?
babyREFLUX have published a quick guide to cot wedges. Find out: Why do I need a wedge? What size wedge do I need? Should I go for a standard 12 degree incline or the Ultra 30 degree incline? How do...
- What is Aspiration?
...hea and into the lungs. One way to help avoid aspiration is elevating the sleeping position with a wedge or cot bed blocks.
- Flat head Syndrome (Positional Plagiocephaly)
...al Osteopath to help manage and correct flat head syndrome. Treatments can include using a sleeping wedge to manage the alternate sleep positions each time baby is laid in their cot to sleep. The Bebe...
- Toby's Story
I found your website when looking for
a wedge for my sons cot, I too am a mum for the third time and my baby
has reflux, the other two didn’t though they were very sicky babies, he
is on a sp...
- Corrinne's Story
...ur was the most we could get out of him at best before) and was a
lot more settled. We also used a wedge under his sheet (which he still
uses instead of a pillow) His erratic eating patterns continu...
- James' Story
...car seat after
feeding to keep him upright. It didn’t cure itself but at least I knew what it
was, now it was just convincing the doctors.
I told my GP who referred me to an NHS doctor at
the h...
- Coping with baby reflux
...ortable seated position, we love the Widgey Reflux Support and for sleeping positions look to use a wedge to maintain a consistent raised position. It is highly recommended that all babies sleep on th...
- Products which might help with baby reflux
Products that can help
Reflux
in babies is such an uncomfortable condition that finding a wedge or a
sling or even just information from others in the same situation, can
make all the differe...
- Just diagnosed?
...ravelling, during play or in the bath. Consider elevating baby’s sleeping position with a cot wedge or bed blocks. Keep baby propped up while they play or lay down after a feed. If you are bottle feed...
- What is 'silent' reflux?
... cause to consider silent reflux, think about putting baby in an elevated sleeping position. A baby wedge or bed blocks should be a good start. You may notice a difference immediately. if your baby ha...
- Guide to Cot Wedges
babyREFLUX have published a quick guide to cot wedges. Find out: Why do I need a wedge? What size wedge do I need? Should I go for a standard 12 degree incline or the Ultra 30 degree incline? How d...
- Check list for Getting Out
... positioning – use booster seat in the car seat or buggy to
promote good positioning. Take a wedge with you if you are out for the
day. Pack a sling with you, for cuddling and keeping baby clo...
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Baby Lift Safely Cot Wedge £15.99
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