Why can't you swaddle with the incline in?
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I'm thinking its not reccomended because the support straps to keep your baby upright cannot lock in around the legs and pelvis if they are swaddled. However me and my wife still swaddled and just didn't use the supports but if you do this it is at your own risk.
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Hello Chelsea,My mattress is quite heavy which made fold up hard but, you've purchased a great steady product. You have to lift the back and kind of pull up on the front at the same time. Stand behind what would be the back and try and lift close to end and pull up on front end while lifting back. Mercy, took lots of practice for me. But trust it's a great futon. YOU CAN DO IT. Best,Loretta
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From what I can tell, it looks like unfortunately the upper level is connected to the diaper and bassinet holder. The only options I can see to hold it in the higher level and use for a napper would be to cut away the sections on the top, or to try and find an upper level at a thrift or second hand store.
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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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It's not a button. It's the fold-able legs at the rear of the treadmill. Really expensive treadmills have mechanical incline adjustments, this one just has one level to prop itself up. Even with the fold-able legs folded in, the incline isn't very dramatic.
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I assume the reason for this is to provide extra protection. You can create a fold where it's needed for boy or girl BUT I agree. I think it's a pain. These were my least favorite diaper but with and extra stuffing did well for night time. I like grovia but hate they are made in China so alas I resorted to sewing my own. If you can handle it there are some cool wool covers out there you can lay a prefold in them. Those were the best of all.
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There isn't any way to adjust the incline, but the resistance can be adjusted quite a bit, which has a similar effect in terms of increased effort.
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My baby is now 6 months. I have nothing to complain about because it takes some naps without a problem. Just you change the incline level to give greater security to him.
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You can use pool noodles to increase the incline to closer to 45 degrees. I would contact a local car seat safety inspector to help you with this.
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The mattress is not neatly as firm as my pack n' play. There is no fold in it and it does lay flat. I haven't used it yet though as my 2 month old exclusively sleeps in the incline sleeper attachment right now due to reflux. However her head always falls off the little pillow into the same position and she is developing mild torticollus and a flat spot even though she is only in it about 6 hours through the night. Now that I've noticed I removed the pillow and turn her head the opposite way constantly. I still love this bassinet and recommend it, just make sure your little one changes his position. The mattress is not neatly as firm as my pack n' play. There is no fold in it and it does lay flat. I haven't used it yet though as my 2 month old exclusively sleeps in the incline sleeper attachment right now due to reflux. However her head always falls off the little pillow into the same position and she is developing mild torticollus and a flat spot even though she is only in it about 6 hours through the night. Now that I've noticed I removed the pillow and turn her head the opposite way constantly. I still love this bassinet and recommend it, just make sure your little one changes his... » Read More The mattress is not neatly as firm as my pack n' play. There is no fold in it and it does lay flat. I haven't used it yet though as my 2 month old exclusively sleeps in the incline sleeper attachment right now due to reflux. However her head always falls off the little pillow into the same position and she is developing mild torticollus and a flat spot even though she is only in it about 6 hours through the night. Now that I've noticed I removed the pillow and turn her head the opposite way constantly. I still love this bassinet and recommend it, just make sure your little one changes his position. « Show Less
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I didn't because you can't tuck them in or under anything. I would put the carrier on top of the pillow or blankets if I wanted more padding. I never had this issue as I always kept it in the bed and never on a hard surface.
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The mattress is set rather low into the crib....it could be problematic for a shorter person....unless a thick mattress is used in the crib.�
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Yep. Sorry. I don't think the pups could get enough grip to get up that steep of an incline. It would work on a sofa, but not a bed. Go for the stairs they make for help onto the bed, even my old girls seem to do okay on those, they just take them one by one, slowly but easily.
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Not as far as I have determined. It seems to stay in a fixed position. I have not been able to adjust the incline.
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The wedge is too narrow to use for pre-natal massages. I returned it. If the infant doesn't move around much I suppose it could be used to lay an infant on to sleep. If the infant fell to one side she/he could be on their face.
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I'm sorry. I cannot help you. I live in a city. I can tell you, it does not work well in snow on a slight incline. Cardboard worked better for me. I hope someone else can help you.
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We did not have this experience with our co-sleeper. When the kiddos had respiratory problems we placed a small folded towel under the mattress pad by their head to elevate their upper body. You could try doing something similar on the side that is lower to level it out.