Sentences with phrase «rolling over onto»

A dog rolling over onto his back can have multiple meanings.

Hugging it too hard or rolling over onto it in bed can cause injury or even death.

In order to properly roll out of the handstand position start in the same position as you did in section 2 with your head on the ground and your hands slightly in front of your face, instead of kicking up to a full headstand kick up and curl your spine as if you're trying to bring your knees into your chest and simply do a somersault rolling over onto your back.This will properly prepare you if you find yourself over balancing in your freestanding handstand.Next, work on your freestanding balance and body position through practicing the freestanding headstand.

Then place a pillow between your knees, under your belly, and behind your back to keep you from rolling over onto your back if you don't naturally sleep on your side.

It further helps the mother while sleeping as there is no chances of rolling over onto the baby.

This is called the fencing position, which helps prevent a baby from rolling over onto his stomach before his body gets ready for it.

That said, don't panic if your baby is prone to rolling over onto his tummy while he sleeps.

I was afraid to do this with my first baby, because of the fear of rolling over onto baby.

In theory, they are supposed to reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) by preventing the baby from rolling over onto her side or stomach.

One enduring fear about co-sleeping is that accidental suffocation can result from a parent rolling over onto an infant.

We've used it since DD was 6m, as she would keep rolling over onto her tummy in her cot and be unable to get back over.

While this allows you to keep your baby in your bed, it prevents either of you from rolling over onto your baby!

For breastfeeding moms, Krous noted, there are devices that look like bassinets and attach to the bed - allowing parents to be close without the risk of rolling over onto the baby.

Place a metal spatula underneath bass and brace with tongs on top for support, then lift and gently roll it over onto the other side.

This offer only applies to selected live matches and if the player you have backed in the anytime goalscorer market is substituted and has not scored, then the bet rolls over onto the player who has come on to replace him.

They will also apply their Super Sub offer to selected televised matches this season too, where if your anytime goalscorer selection is substituted without having scored a goal, the bet will roll over onto his replacement, so if the sub scores, you wills till be paid out as a winner.

You should always lay your baby on their back, never on their stomach or side, where they could easily roll over onto their stomach.

As your baby gets older, he or she will be able to roll over onto his or her side or stomach, and that's okay.

And the other day she had rolled over onto her belly!

Even though you may start out with your baby positioned well, he may begin to roll over onto his back as the feeding progresses.

I'm kind of worried because I usually like to sleep on my back, so this kind of helps me to not roll over onto my back, and if I do it kind of supports that and kind of still lifts me up.

The problem is that, although the baby may roll over onto their stomach with no problem, they might not have the strength to push themselves back onto their backs again.

Babies put to sleep on their sides don't stay in that position for very long and are likely to roll over onto their stomachs.

Even if you continue to put her to sleep on her back, as you know to do to reduce her risk of SIDS, she may quickly roll over onto her side or stomach.

When they're swaddled, they can be laid down in their sleeper safely without the fear that they'll roll over onto their belly.

Do not allow toddlers to sleep next to your baby as there is the chance they may roll over onto them and cause suffocation.

If he's swaddled, it's going to be even more difficult for him to roll over onto his back.

I don't move unless I wake slightly and make the decision to move; there's no way I'd roll over onto a stuffed animal (uncomfortably lumpy) much less a more solid and alive thing.

Avoid Rolling Onto Baby: Parents can roll over onto babies in the night, so you should avoid drinking or taking drugs, or even some over-the-counter medications, like antihistamines, that can make you lose your sense of awareness.

I've never co-slept, and when Kate was just a few months old and we were waiting for an upper GI, a dad was in there with his daughter because he had rolled over onto her while sleeping and broke her leg.

And it appears to roll over onto your bed space.

For the same reason, don't place your baby to sleep on his side because he could roll over onto his stomach.

Parents can roll over onto the baby, the baby can be suffocated in the bedding, or the baby could get trapped between the mattress and a wall or headboard.

There is a relative in my family tree who rolled over onto her baby.

His sleeping area should be free of any items that could hamper his breathing if he rolls over onto them.

Adults or other children in the bed can roll over onto the infant in their sleep, too.

Not to mention every time you roll over onto a warm spot, you wake up to figure out if it's wet or not.

For another, you could roll over onto your baby, crushing and suffocating him.

Regardless of the positioning of the carcasses, bloating did not cause them to roll over onto their backs.

Roll over onto your back, bend your knees, and place one block under the sacrum on the wide, low setting.

Afterward, roll over onto your back and pull your knees into your chest.

Some say to start instead with the Cobra Pose From Reclining Big Toe Hold, roll over onto your stomach.

And if you kick them or roll over onto them when you're sleeping, they totally won't hold it against you in the morning.

Instructions: Gently roll over onto your back from Crocodile Pose.

Your client may be great at a performing hip thrusts or is able to squeeze a ball between her knees for bridges to engage both adductors, but have her roll over onto her side and initiate movement with the adductor of the top leg and see what happens.

, but have her roll over onto her side and initiate movement with the adductor of the top leg and see what happens.

Then with an exhalation, dip your right shoulder toward the floor, strongly tug your left foot to the right, and roll over onto your right side.

Lie on your back, press the backs of the arms into the mat and roll over onto your upper back.

When we first roll over onto our bellies and begin lifting our heads and then our upper bodies off the ground, we develop the two concave curves of our spine and open ourselves to the outer world.

It would be useful for teaching an elephant to lift a leg so you could examine the underside of a foot for cuts, or for teaching a sea mammal to roll over onto its back so you could do a medical check of that region.