Do I move her?

So as of late, Alyssa has been falling asleep in whatever position she gets herself into. This started about 2 or 3 weeks ago when she was sick and I wanted to keep her elevated to sleep. One day she was in a mood... not wanting to be put down, fighting sleep, not taking a bottle, etc. Well, sometimes you just have to go to the bathroom so I HAD to put her in her chair. Well, she screamed her head off and started coughing because she got herself so worked up. She did this the day before and ended up throwing up and choking on the spit up (to the point where she wasn't coughing and was turning bright red). Well, I wasn't even in the bathroom for a minute and all of a sudden there is complete silence. I finish up what I am doing, wash my hands frantically (afraid she has choked again), and rush down the stairs to find her hunched over in her chair, sound asleep. Of course I didn't know it at the time and was too nervous that I didn't wait to see if she was breathing and just sat her back "forcefully" (not really, but I am at a lack for words- enough to jostle her awake). This of course startled the sweet little girl who just fell asleep so she starts screaming her head off again. And this was my ruined chance at a nap for her that day because after that she wanted nothing to do with falling back to sleep. Do you blame her?!

This wasn't the last time she would fall asleep like this; no she has done it several times since...





And then of course, sometimes when I have her on a blanket on the ground playing she gets tired and will fall asleep. One day after getting done doing dishes, this is what I cam in to the living room to see...









And yes, she is hunched over her Boppy pillow. Speaking of her Boppy pillow, this is how she sometimes sleeps. Isn't she too little to need a pillow?! She just doesn't look comfortable!







Of course, her sleeping in strange spots started a couple of months ago when I found her sound asleep in her exersaucer. I put her in this as I took a shower before church and this is how she was when I got out...



But since day 1, pretty much, she has been likely to fall asleep in whatever way she felt comfortable. At only a couple of weeks old, when I would burp her after a bottle, she would fall asleep in a sitting position. Here she is with her Grammy after she fell asleep while being burped, and then on her daddy's lap after taking her bottle.





So my question is this... since I know babies are very agile, do I move her or let her sleep? Some days it is next to impossible to get her to go down for a nap so should I just let her alone when I find her in such uncomfortable positions, or do I move her and at the same time wake her from the only nap she might take that particular day? What's a mom to do!