Can the baby sleep on this during the night? We want to co-sleep and similar products, such as the Snuggle Me, are made for/permit night sleeping.
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The instructions say no specifically. However our baby sleeps in it during the day when we are present. She loves it.
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I tried using this pillow to prop him up so I can go wash the bottle and found that he has almost pushed himself off the back. He would push with his legs on the pillow. If it was indented in just a bit more - then I would say maybe (even though the pillow warning signs say not to). I only use it when he is not as active and more in a resting but not sleepy state. Over all it is not my go to pillow for him.
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It specifically says on the lounger , that it is not for sleeping.I do allow my twins to take a very short nap in the lounger while I'm present. I do not leave them in the lounger for extended period of time as I'm worried about the back support and one of my babies has a tendency to wiggle out of the lounger even thoug he is only 8 weeks I suggest supervision at all times
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I do not believe this product is intended for sleep. I am pretty sure it cautions to not allow sleep right on the tag. We have let our son take naps on it because we were watching him but I personally wouldn't use it to co-sleep.
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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:)
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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.
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If you are co-sleeping it should be fine. But if you want it to actually contain the little one, I would recommend a pack 'n play instead, as mine at 11 months could easily climb out.
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Yes - went with Safe T because the blanket wasn't integrated into the product. Our baby boy sleeps great in this and we can safely add a blanket that he can't dislodge if it is cool, but leave him blanketless if it is warm. Very happy with the product.
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The arms reach co sleep has some sort of mattress correct? If so, then Yes because you will slip it under the mattress/pad and turn it on. As long as its can go under whatever the baby sleeping on should be fine. I'm not aware of how thick the mattress pas is for a co sleeper because the paddle is about inch thick. You can always put it to the side or by the middle of where baby sleeps or possibly by the feet. Just need to order it by its self so nothing happens to it during shipping like my first one did. Hope it helps
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yes, you could do that. This is absolutely perfect for co-sleeping and nursing
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I think it would be okay. I would use it lightly and maybe try it when your baby is sleeping or really mellow to avoid an accident.
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Yes- this co sleeper is only designed for newborns through infants, so it is firm enough for them. Once your baby can sit up, it is not safe to use this anymore. Both my kids outgrew it by 5 months anyway.
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I don't believe you would want to sleep on it. It is great for using the Spoonk just before going to sleep.
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You could, I suppose. It would be like using two sheets over you. I personally like the weight of a blanket over me, but if you like sleeping under just a sheet, this would be perfect.
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I liked using the napper outside of the pack n play and laying it on the sofa or bed as a soft place for baby to lay down on. I like the shade on it too to keep the light out of it's eyes. We did not use it as an overnight sleeper, because we were not sure it was good for the baby to not be on firm bedding, so we did not take the chance. The higher sleeping area is where he first slept. The baby will not sleep overnight anyways.
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Not sure you would want to. Comfortable to sleep on but needs to have air added everyday. Loses air throughout the night. Just a little but noticeable in the morning.
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Would be safe during the day, but I probably wouldn't have the kid sleeping on it. Although, it is unlikely to get "loose" in there. I tend to not have anything in the crib, but my cousin who has two kids, makes up the crib super snug and cozy with blankets. So, while it is a big no-no, I really think that an average person can make up their own mind as to what feels safe and comfortable to them.
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yes the liner is for the co-sleeping bassinet component. Later you can remove the lining so the baby can sleep in the bottom, it's becomes a mini pack n play.
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Absolutely. In fact my daughter would sleep on my wife's chest sometimes at night & if it came lose off her diaper while between them it would go off so it knew something was wrong. I've read parents with cosleeping twins used it just fine too.
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There is no way the baby will wriggle out of this when swaddled. The way they are reclined in the sleeper it's just not possible to do. Our 3 months old sleeps the best when swaddled in her Rock n Play sleeper! It's the best!