I've been using this for only 7 weeks with my newborn and notice a dent/sinking where baby sleeps. Anyone else have this problem?
1488438
Had mine for 5 months and it is still in great shape. You should return it.
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We used a thicker mattress for comfort, but once the baby got more active the thicker mattress allowed her to stand a little taller in the crib. We simply dropped the mattress frame down further. We've not experienced any further issues, still love this crib. I hope that helps you!
1501558
We live in OH and love this mattress. We have had it for 2 years now. Last year, in the spring, we noticed our platform frame was beginning to mold and the mattress was extremely damp. We thought we had fixed the issue by drilling holes into the platform to aid airflow, however, this year we are once again experiencing mold problems. We thought buying a slotted frame might help, but all the research suggests platforms. Has anyone else had issues with mold with this mattress or with platform beds?
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No...i found this product useless...it only elevated head at best which worried me more than anything because babies airway should remain neutral and she kept sliding down anyways or turning sideways. I found this product useless and dangerous. Mine still sleeps in rock n play and she's 5 months old. I. Love it because she stays in place and doesn't slide down. Good luck! Hang in there
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Yes, I think it is a bit too firm for my baby, too. Agreed--firm is necessary for safety--but we have found she seems to sleep more soundly on the (toxic chemical-infused, not-at-all-green) crib mattresses at each of our parents' houses, and those are both much softer. Any ideas for softening it up?
145019
My 32 lb toddler still sleeps on it. I haven't had any problems. Sorry! This is the second mattress we bought. Is your crib base good? Maybe not enough support there.
1682243
Our daughter was born with reflux and slept in this sleeper for the first 9 months. It helped greatly to keep her elevated to deal with the reflux HOWEVER, yes she did develop a flat spot on one side of her head because she always laid with her right ear pressed to her right shoulder. We even considered getting her a helmet at one time, but decided against it. She is now 14 months and sleeps on her belly in her crib (she rolls over, we do not place her like that) and still has a flat spot on her head. I wish I had known to use a neck support with this sleeper, I think it would have helped greatly. Our daughter was born with reflux and slept in this sleeper for the first 9 months. It helped greatly to keep her elevated to deal with the reflux HOWEVER, yes she did develop a flat spot on one side of her head because she always laid with her right ear pressed to her right shoulder. We even considered getting her a helmet at one time, but decided against it. She is now 14 months and sleeps on her belly in her crib (she rolls over, we do not place her like that) and still has a flat spot on her head. I wish I had known to use a neck support with this sleeper, I think it would have helped... » Read More Our daughter was born with reflux and slept in this sleeper for the first 9 months. It helped greatly to keep her elevated to deal with the reflux HOWEVER, yes she did develop a flat spot on one side of her head because she always laid with her right ear pressed to her right shoulder. We even considered getting her a helmet at one time, but decided against it. She is now 14 months and sleeps on her belly in her crib (she rolls over, we do not place her like that) and still has a flat spot on her head. I wish I had known to use a neck support with this sleeper, I think it would have helped greatly. « Show Less
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It sounds like your tube maybe under inflated, and we had to use a good air compressor to properly inflate the our tube. I have never had a problem with is submarining even with three teenagers laying on it and we used ours a lot over the last couple of summers. Like the rest of those that have responded; we have no holes in the bottom of our tube so I would recommend that you contact the manufacturer to see if you have a defective tube.
1089134
Did it get damaged? I have had a 3 year old soak the bed overnight a few times now and nothing gets through.
1297127
I'm not sure... my wife just used it just like that. after a while it looses its firmness. so we got rid of if the minute she gave birth
470163
Yeah I have noticed that, because I sleep alone on my queen size one and I have to switch sides every couple of months. Other wise once side would be deeper than the other :/ also its becoming a bit too soft for me.
454798
I haven't had that problem and I've used it for several years as a replacement for a broken one that came on the carrier. You need to keep it snugged up so there isn't a lot of play.
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The new born may be too tiny for this. Second thing, some times babies will startle when you spray water on them, so the chances of slipping are a lot which is dangerous ( solution: Use a towel on top of this as it increase friction and reduces slippage)The mesh is soft enough for the new born's skin.We ended up returning ours, but got it as a gift from a friend, so ended up using it!. Folds terrible, but other wise works fine.
1282664
No. I have two pebble pure mattresses, one for my 2 year old son and one for my newborn daughter and neither time did I experience that...we love them!
145024
I can only tell you that my granddaughter didn't sink down into the mattress. It feels firm...maybe you got a defective mattress. I would look into that.
959917
I would not recommend this mattress. It is not going to hold up over time. We haven't had ours for a year yet and it's dented in some places, very uncomfortable. Was fantastic for about a month.
844141
I haven't had that issue but it's mostly been used as a catch all for my baby's toys. I would contact the manufacturer to see if they would replace it.