Are the sides high enough to keep the baby from rolling?
1950806
Depending on the angle, I would guess 1-3 inches on the sides. A newborn might be slightly contained on the floor. I would get a crib if I and be concerned about rolling ... or a play pen.
1950807
No, and you don't want them to be. Safety comes from having your hand on the baby at all times when you are changing. There is a single, connected strap for securing the device to a changing table. This is the best purchase I have made, why? Babies pee a lot on the changing table and you don't need a load of laundry each time that happens. You want to wipe and go.
1950808
Yes they are but never leave baby unattended or turn your back for a second. We love this item!!
439021
No. The sides are stationary because new studies show that is the safest. Children had been hurt with the lowering sides.
1093543
Iwould say yes but they have one thats not as tall . Iwould also set it so the baby could not roll off.
1645852
No. The walker would not be level and the baby/toddler would be leaning forward. Unfortunately, the wheels don't lock to make it stationary. Maybe someone will make that suggestion to the manufacturer!
182609
Depends - I had it on my pack n play and it was too low on the side bar but high enough if you put it on the end. I'd say if the rail is more than 4-5 inches above the baby's head you should be fine.
2283176
im a little confused by your question. we used a pillow top crib mattress which is pretty thick. once the bed is constructed the mattress sits on the floor basically. the head board is a little over a foot and a half tall while the foot of the bed is about 6-8 inches tall. If side walls are what you are concerned with for rolling off and falling out, the sides work as a bumper to prevent that. they range from aprx 8" to about 10-12" in the high points but as I stated in my review, purchase pool noodles for the top edges. slice down the center and slip over the edges.
1682249
I think the recline was steep enough that our son didn't need it, even when he was a brand newborn baby. Now that he's 6 months, he definitely doesn't need any extra support. He always liked to turn his head to the side, but since the rocker doesn't hold them upright, it didn't make his head sag.
960460
My newborn rolls from side to side in it. But if your baby is big enough to roll over its not high enough. I fixed mine on top of my dresser and it works great for me so far . I don't know how it's gonna be when LO grows up . Hope my answer helped
445328
They provide somewhat of a barrier but I strongly discourage relying on this product to prevent rolling on top of a baby.
1401483
Yes. There is a lip on each side too to keep things from sliding/rolling off. This item helped set-up a family room "office" when I was put on bed-rest for pregnancy and had to keep my feet up. It's a little wobbly, but only when moving around. Overall, I'm pretty happy with it.
1266576
I haven't had any issues with the upper level. The changing portion holds the baby fine as well but it does tend to want the baby in the corner instead of the center but no issues for us. We love this play yard.
1686678
No. It just helps with the separation of the legs with the tray so baby doesn't slip out from underneath.
985829
Yes. Babies should be able to hold their head up. There is not enough support for a wobbly head.
1338846
I would say probably yes, my baby is pretty strong, he's not rolling yet, but he seems pretty snug and secure in it...
1666081
No. That has proven to be unsafe and newer cribs are no longer using that design. I have 5 kiddos and I purchased this crib for baby #5. The front side is lower than an older style crib's front panel when it is up, if that makes sense. I have used this from newborn through toddler stages and it is super. You won't be disappointed! It's a bargain for the price...it is beautiful.
586318
Not all the way flat but they do go back enough for an infant. I have a 4 month old using it with no problem.
1256670
Mine is still an infant but I do believe this will be an issue still. I got the GT though and will use a blanket to prop her up if needed. No big deal in my opinion