Do you roll down the side in the middle of the night to get baby? Is this difficult?
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The side of your own bed acts as the side of the crib so it's directly butted up against the bed. It makes it very easy to pick up baby. I hope that helps
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If you anchor it to your bed, the side next to the bed should be rolled down permanently. So, when you're in bed, you just reach over and pick up your baby. You shouldn't be rolling up and down the side each time.
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The side goes down to use the unit as a "co-sleeper". As a bassinet, it's not easy enough that you would want to put the side up and down in the middle of the night with a crying baby; but with the side rail up, it's only 30" high and about 12" deep to the mattress, so it's much easier to get your baby out than from a full size crib.
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If it does I haven't found it, I'm pretty short too and now that I'm pregnant again putting my child in there is very difficult. If you are thinking about something like a drop down crib, it would be really hard for you to find, they are considered not safe. When I wasn't pregnant it wasn't that hard, with the mattress and all it is not so low.
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We made the transition at around 4 months old. We bought a crib wedge ($13 - walmart), and she was on the other side of the crib the next morning. Created a "sling" out of a rolled up towell safety pinned to the wedge. Guess it somewhat mimicked the coziness and incline of the RnP because she snuggled up against the towel and slept better. She still preferred the RnP but by 6m old she was sleeping flat in her crib no problem. Gradual steps... less and less incline, more and more freedom.
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You will still need a crib. After a certain weight and if the infant rolls over, you can no longer use this. Newborns love it!
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I don't think the mattress is firm enough for a new born baby to sleep on at night. I got this for travel and it works perfect but it is soft. I can fold the mattress in half its so soft.
960463
Yes and no, my 8 month old can roll off if he wanted but it has a slight incline to the sides which pushes him back towards center (and he is reallllly strong). So while a baby could roll off anything it's a little bit more difficult. I also have a soft pad changing top that I use in another location and he rolls off that as soon as he lays down. So comparatively speaking, for anti rolling, this changing table is better.
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As long as you fill it up enough with air. I used an air mattress pump, and that did a good job. At one point, I was leaning on one side, my husband on another and my midwife on another point and it was fine.
197671
I think so, my husband and I sometimes have to sleep with our young child and We have a tough time climbing out!
585212
I have to say, I often find their heads tilted to the side. I usually roll a blanket and put it on the side of their heads that they tend to sleep on (have twins). For my 3 year old it seems to work better.
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Kasha, I'm sorry for my delayed replied had been out of town for a while....to answer your question the answer is absolutely yes, this will make a perfect side bed for the first 3 months. once the baby begins to roll over his/her back it is not as it may roll and fall out of it. This item comes along with a bassinet that goes on top which is what is just perfect as a side bed so you wont have to lean down in order to check on your baby at night as you are in your bed, just turn around and simply look at your baby almost at your same bed level (depending on what bed and mattress you have), hope this works for you! Regards, Grace. Kasha, I'm sorry for my delayed replied had been out of town for a while....to answer your question the answer is absolutely yes, this will make a perfect side bed for the first 3 months. once the baby begins to roll over his/her back it is not as it may roll and fall out of it. This item comes along with a bassinet that goes on top which is what is just perfect as a side bed so you wont have to lean down in order to check on your baby at night as you are in your bed, just turn around and simply look at your baby almost at your same bed level (depending on what bed and mattress you have),... » Read More Kasha, I'm sorry for my delayed replied had been out of town for a while....to answer your question the answer is absolutely yes, this will make a perfect side bed for the first 3 months. once the baby begins to roll over his/her back it is not as it may roll and fall out of it. This item comes along with a bassinet that goes on top which is what is just perfect as a side bed so you wont have to lean down in order to check on your baby at night as you are in your bed, just turn around and simply look at your baby almost at your same bed level (depending on what bed and mattress you have), hope this works for you! Regards, Grace. « Show Less
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No.its not. is easy to taked out. But, if you scare when you baby is on?My baby is 5 months, 19 pounds now and that never happen.but i think in 6 or 8 weeks more we cannot usened anymore.becuase of the size.this is perfect for winter time (for the material) for summer in my opinion is little hot (cozy), and you have to check on the baby couple times to make sure he can get air.
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It's not difficult to roll, however it is thick and firm so it does not roll in to a small circle. If you want one to roll up and store this probably isn't for you.
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My 8 month old just started to roll and sleep on her belly. I can't keep her off it! I use the snooza every night and we have never had any issues.
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We don't have many complains about the garment rolling down. There is a panel of hook and eye closures at the side and it will be difficult for it to rolldown since the thickness of the panel stops it from doing so. Usually if it rolls down, it is due to incorrect size.
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It's too hard for me, but my kids have no trouble at all. Sorry to be evasive, but sleep preferences are very personal. This futon with a strip of memory foam would satisfy the bell curve of preferences
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The side is higher than the matreses surface (but depend on how thick of your matress), so should be high enough from rolling out. but even they roll out, since the bed is not that high which is quite close to the floor, so it wont be too bad. and it wont hurt to fall down if there is carpet in your room.
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It is my understanding that once your baby can roll over you shouldt NOT be using the sleep suit. If she managed to roll over wearing the suit it would be a suffications hazard because it would weight her down on her stomach. That said, maybe she won't be able to roll over in the weighted suit...but it's a risk.