Do I reposition my baby in the crib once they learn how to roll?

Many parents ask, ‘what if my baby can roll one direction but not roll back’. He’s on his back and he rolls over to his tummy . . . do I allow him to stay there or do I need to roll him back. The recommendation again, from the experts, from the American Academy of Pediatrics, is that once baby can roll to their tummy and back to their back, they don’t have to be repositioned. But, the recommendation is for those babies that only roll one direction particularly from back to belly, that they do be repositioned.