The doctor says she's never ever heard of anybody being suffocated with their feeding tube tubing.  And our extensive research online shows us of no stories of a child dying because of this.  But it is still very frightening to see.  Ultimately, we have to consider which is likely to hurt him first - the tubing or his not getting enough calories.  Either way, it's a risk we must take when we feed him at night.

We are considering moving him to a big boy bed.  But we struggle with how that might work with this issue of getting caught in the tubing.  At least, at this point, should he pull his IV pole over, the crib (or in this case, the pack and play) catches it from hitting him in the head.  For now, we just keep a very close eye on him while he is sleeping.