Does this allow babies to roll over? My little one is 7 months and rolls himself over before sleeping.
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Yes it does. It moves as the baby moves and it's comfortable for them and makes them feel secure. My 20 month old still uses it every now and then when all his pajamas are in the dirty laundry. And he sleeps 10.5-11hrs. Hope that helps!
1056217
Yes, my little one rolls all over the crib in this sleep sack. She can also stand up and walk a little in it. There is a lot of room in the leg area.
1056218
Yes. This is loose enough for a baby to move around. It's not tight like a swaddle. My little boy has been wearing them faience he was aroun four months and he is 10 months.
1056219
It sure does! My almost 2 year old son (who sleeps on his belly) wears them and still loves them! It's basically just a wearable blanket. We love them!
1113743
Yes, it should bounce when baby moves or you bounce it yourself. I would send yours back for a replacement. Hope this helps!
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
960461
If your baby is at the "able to roll over" stage then they could possibly flip over the edge. It's prob about a 2" side which isn't much.
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No I don't think so my daughter is 7 months old and 17 pounds and 25 inches and she barely fits in there. When she slept in it recently while we were in the middle of moving and we hadn't unpacked her crib yet she was very unhappy but she moves around a lot in her sleep. There really wasn't any room in there for her to roll or turn. If your son is super active I would not recommend this. It is very handy with a newborn but I would say that 6 months would be the max age.
1550335
Sorry, my kiddos are bigger. I think it would be too big for that, a rolled up receiving blanket might be better. Mine Always slumped to the side at that age...
1194237
I would not put it on a tummy sleeper. Once my baby started rolling over, it would leave a little red mark on his tummy or it would fall off. I used it until he started rolling over, and now I use the under the mattress monitor instead.
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My LO wasn't sleeping on his stomach at the time, so he was fine with it. He outgrew it just as he started to roll on his side to sleep. I will say this, it seems like a baby would have a very hard time rolling completely over in the suit. Remember the movie "A Christmas Story" where the kid says "I can't put my arms down!" It's more like that.
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I'm not sure, but our pediatrician told us not to let our baby sleep in it much past 2-3 months. She said she had seen patients that flipped and rocked out of it. Our baby loved it too, but at about 3 months, we transitioned to the pack and play for about a month or so, then the crib.
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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.
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You can continue to use this until your baby can sit up on their own without support. My son is 9 months (wearing size 12 months clothes) and still needs a little help when sitting on his own. I still use this bath support but watch him closely if he tries to roll over. This bath support is my most favorite purchase!
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The reason would be that your kid would roll off the air mattress onto the floor. This is meant for a toddler, not a 9 month old. We have a 2 year old that loves it, and a 7 month old we would never put in it.
1423404
Yes. I have a 7-month old and we like this crib. Very simple and love the dark finish. Would def buy it again!
1296512
All depends on mobility, if they can wiggle and 'spin' a bit this gets pretty small fast. I think we were able to use it until 4 months or so. Weight isn't the limiting factor as this is really just walls for the floor. Once they can roll even a little this is too small. We just used a small quilt on the floor as it gave room to spin and toys could be a little further away rather than right next to the kid.
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I used it with gDiapers without any problems. The day my daughter learned to roll over, she started sleeping on her stomach. I clipped it to the back of her gDiaper and it worked perfectly.
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If your baby cant roll over and sleeps on back yes. We loved ours. BUT once our baby could roll over in the suit (around 6 m) then we switched to the sleep sacks (the zip up sleeping bag looking sacks with no arms). Our 11m loves them and knows its sleep time when she getts zipped up.
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I would not recommend this for a baby that's sitting up or pulling up. They may flip over