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3 doctors weighed in: When during pregnancy should you stop laying on your back? 3 doctors weighed in Want a second opinion? At approximately 24 weeks you should avoid laying on your back for prolonged periods of time in order to avoid compression of veins (vena cava). In brief: 6 months.
During the first year, you should make her lie only on her back so as to avoid sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). When you notice your baby rolling over during sleep, try to place her on her back. The SIDS risk for your baby decreases after four months. Once your baby completes one year, there is almost zero risk.