It is ok. As babies grow and develop they become very active and learn to roll around in the cot. Lot's of little ones roll onto their tummy when they are asleep. If they can roll both tummy to back and back to tummy, then you can be assured that even as you continue to put them on the back at the start of sleep time, they can find their own natural sleeping position. By this stage it is not necessary to wake during the night to turn baby over to the back position. Do not use any devices designed to keep baby in a particular sleep position. These can be dangerous and they are not recommended. If they cannot roll back off their tummy you will need to help them. Often when babies first learn to roll to their tummy this can be a very wakeful phase - they are not consciously rolling onto their tummy, they are not really awake, they are consolidating a skill. Here are some things to try during wake time to help speed up the consolidation process and help your little one to learn to roll both ways: 1. Give bub heaps of rolling practice in the day & free floor time to hopefully reduce the night practice (or the length of the phase) ⁣ 2. Practice rolling tummy to back in the day – if bubs stuck on their tummy instead of just picking them up, try rolling them off (let them do most of the hard work!)⁣ 3. Put them down on their side in the day so they can practice choosing to roll forward to tummy or back onto back⁣ 4. Remember bub needs opportunity to develop skills in all positions, front, back, side, sit… so vary it up⁣ 5. Call your mum friends and band together about how tough it is over