Can you use this when baby is 8 months and flipping over?
1167254
The Magic Sleepsuit is designed for back sleeping babies. Babies can roll during the day during tummy time and still use the Sleepsuit at night as it is designed to keep little ones sleeping on their backs longer. Once your baby can roll in the Magic Sleepsuit it is time to transition out.
1167255
This suit is only for back sleeping, the company says it is not safe once the baby can roll over in it. However, just because a baby can roll over out of the suit, it doesn't mean they can roll over while in it.
1167256
This is what the official website for the sleep suit says about rolling: "It is recommended that babies transition out of the Magic Sleepsuit once they are able to roll over in it, since this is typically a sign that they are ready for more movement in their sleep, and the Magic Sleepsuit is specifically designed for the back sleeping position." Once my 9 month old started rolling onto her stomach to sleep we moved her to a sack and the zipadeezip. She had a couple weeks where she woke up more at night but once she transitioned she went back to sleeping great. Good luck!
1167257
If this baby is used to sleeping on their tummy, than no. But, if your baby rolls over during the night, this will stop them from rolling over.
754830
It's the design of it to avoid it from flipping. There are other tubes for that kind of activity. I can swing this one out quite well, but I don't want to flip my kids. We have a flat lay down one for the more evasive maneuvers. I LOVE this tube though.
685461
No way! My daughter was 8 months when she started to use this. It all depends on where the baby is at when it comes to their balance. If your baby is attempting to stand on their own, and you are extremely sure they have a sense of balance, by all means go for it. It would be recommended to supervise the infant for the first attempts.
1110004
It is reccomended you flip the mattress at 12 months or when the child is 20 pounds. Some parents like to flip the mattress to the toddler side at the age of 12 months while others wait until the child is between 18 and 24 months. All of these are acceptable since both sides are designed to be safely used for infants and toddlers. While infants should be placed on their back to sleep on the firmer side, a toddler will most likely find the softer side more cozy. -found this online...
941666
No, there is no extra hang over to flip under. Unless you have a twin bed in which case you could turn it sideways and tuck the extra under. It is quite large in size.
1521782
I think a lot of depends on the baby. Our son was able to spin it easy around 10 mos. He could always get to the toy he wanted but it sometimes took a bit more effort to turn to it. I was happy that the seat wasn't too easy to spin. I always felt like my son was in control of where he was and if he wanted to turn he could.
1984848
We used this with our 2 month old, at the most reclined position, so he was mostly laying down. However, my son was holding his head up on his own at roughly 7/8 weeks and this may have had something to do with his head staying in line with his body.
1421014
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.
1162907
This was designed for toddlers. There is nothing to keep an infant from rolling off. True it isn't a long fall (only about 9 inches) but still not a good idea for a baby. I would think 18 months and older would be a better plan.
1883535
My daughter was 20 months when we used it last and was around 25 pounds. Weight wise she was OK but at her age I would not say it was any good. It is almost arms length for the child to reach over the sides to reach the water causing it to almost flip. We always grabbed it before it flipped but I'm sure it would have.
986993
I plan on putting my baby on the other side when he is able to sit up on his own. If you do it beforehand, they'll just slide down and obviously thats not safe.
1129027
We just bought this and used it for the first time this week. Our daughter though is 8 months and she was quite comfortable. The child is sitting in an upright position though so I would not use it until they could hold their head up on their own.
2069835
Of coursr you can, but it is not recomended, please read thr following link. Regards http://www.boba.com/blog/2011/10/11/nine-reasons-not-to-carry-your-baby-facing-out/
188654
I would not recommend it at all. Our 8 week old is almost too long for it already and your 11 month old will probably be able to pull it over themselves.
1213775
I used it with my daughter at 5 months. You're fine. It is only for use with an infant carrier though, not for use with a convertible car seat.
2270237
None at all, unless balance is an issue for you now I wouldn't be to worried. If the right side was high on a side walk and left side was low on the street, I guess there is a possibility of flipping but all in all, flipping is something I would hold me back from at least trying it out. It seemed very stable to us. My two year old was playing on it. And if she can't flip it over I'd like to meet the person who can because she's the roughest toughest girl I know
945988
Depends on the age of the child I would guess. Ours is used by a newborn so no. But once she is more mobile then maybe