Is it suitable to be used while the baby is sleeping?
298164
No never tried it when child was sleeping almost choked my child while playing. This is a choking hazard for baby's and infants and possibly toddlers.
298165
That is more of a comfort-level/safety/pediatrician question. I personally take clips off during sleep time because I would rather be safe than sorry. One just never knows what is possible. This doesn't take away from the quality of the product, which is really good.
298166
yes, but it's better to clip it closer to baby's waist. if you clip it close to the baby's neck, it can wrap around the front of the neck. it's not long enough to strangle, but it can irritate.
2124996
This hammock is for an infants sleep and for baby to rest peacefully like when baby was in the womb. We had a wonderful experience with this hammock.
656530
We use the carrier frequently. No issues with sleeping. Though most of the time baby is facing outward and enjoying the scenery.
206583
I would not use it for a baby. We use our system for intercom between our office and a classroom. You can not hear anything if both parties are not using it.
457084
Yes! We used it until my daughter started kicking it off in her sleep at about 9 months.
1239006
I wouldn't wear it while sleeping. It is opened at the top so if you collect any milk and lay down it would spill. I have worn mine throughout the day while at home but I just have to be careful not to bend over so that the milk does not spill. However, I found that it is most effective to wear it while nursing because while my baby is nursing on one side she automatically stimulates the other side so I tend to collect more milk:)
192110
No, do not use it at night for two reasons: It is not supposed to be worn for longer than the time it takes to nurse your baby (because after the milk collects in the milk-saver, it needs to be refridgerated). And also, the milk-saver has no top on it, so once the milk collects, if you were to bend over or lay down, all the milk would spill out.
931737
Yes, that is what it is designed for. We used this play pen next to our bed for about 4 months. Our daughter slept in the little bassinet looking "napper" for about 2 months and then we used the higher sleeping area for another couple months. The napper was nice because it has a vibrating insert (batteries) that soothed her and also puts her on a slight angle with head higher than feet which helps with reflux issues. Worked great for us!
2116821
I'm using it on a table and it gives a fair idea is the baby is sleeping or not. Also if the baby makes noise, you can hear it. However if you want a vary clear picture of baby, you have to screw it on the crib.
2182895
I haven't tried that but it seems to key in on the baby's movement more, however any movement will make it think all is ok. Try to only use it in a static environment where the baby is the only thing that can move.
271897
We didn't start using this until our daughter was 4 months old or so, I don't think. We only used it for her to hang out in, but sometimes she would fall asleep in it. If it is in the flat position it's probably ok for a baby to nap in, but I'd check the info from the manufacturer to be sure it's safe.
1620544
I think so. That's a cute idea. Just make sure to let it dry up. Do it when the baby is asleep.
136836
I used it as a primary place for my baby to sleep up up until she was 3 months. She slept better in the backnplay bassinet then she did in her expensive crib. Just make sure baby is always properly secured.
1672323
Not really, and I think the peapod would be safest for a baby who can roll from front to back and back to front efficiently. I would not have a very young infant sleep in it due to suffocation risk. For our 9 month old he loves it with a few scattered toys on the floor.
431688
Yes! It will play all night if you want. It's perfectly loud for baby. I put mine about 5-6 inches from her ear or hang it on the side of her pack n play where she sleeps at night. I used to use a fan for myself but when this is on I don't need to. Hope this helps.
1167305
Kind of like a jigsaw. Not real bad. I wouldn't use it with a baby sleeping though!
713155
I bought this pillow, which professional reviews states is suitable from birth although I bought it at about 5 months. I further researched however, that babies don't need pillows to sleep and she has proven that by finding her way flat on the mattress rather than staying on the pillow. It's now used when I can monitor her during her daily naps.