When can my baby sleep on their stomach?

Babies typically begin to roll over around 4 to 6 months of age, although some may start as early as 3 months and others may not roll over until after 6 months. Initially, babies will typically roll over in one direction, typically from their back to their stomach. It can take several weeks or even a couple of months for them to be able to roll over in both directions. It's important to note that all babies develop at their own pace and some may be slower or faster than others. Also, some babies may not roll over at all and will just start to sit, crawl or pull themselves up to stand instead. These milestones should not be used as a measure of a baby's overall development, and it's always important to consult a pediatrician if you have any concerns. It's also important to remember that once a baby starts rolling over, they can roll over at any time, even while sleeping. So, it's essential to always place babies on their back to sleep, even if they have begun to roll over, and to keep the crib free of any loose items or toys to reduce the risk of suffocation.