Is it suitable to be used while the baby is sleeping?
298164
No never tried it when child was sleeping almost choked my child while playing. This is a choking hazard for baby's and infants and possibly toddlers.
298165
That is more of a comfort-level/safety/pediatrician question. I personally take clips off during sleep time because I would rather be safe than sorry. One just never knows what is possible. This doesn't take away from the quality of the product, which is really good.
298166
yes, but it's better to clip it closer to baby's waist. if you clip it close to the baby's neck, it can wrap around the front of the neck. it's not long enough to strangle, but it can irritate.
1485040
I always have the sound machine on when baby is in bed to sleep and I am using the monitor. There is no way one could confuse the baby's noises with the background whir of the sound machine.
656530
We use the carrier frequently. No issues with sleeping. Though most of the time baby is facing outward and enjoying the scenery.
797968
Honestly, I wouldn't use it in the crib. I can see a baby turning and getting tangled in the strap. There are "infant sleep positioners" that would be better and safer. This is definitely better for sitting up in a carseat.
440129
yes, i use it just for night and maybe if you want to record a nice video this wouldn't be it but for monitoring the baby this is gr8 perfect for the job!
694560
YES! My son uses this all the time and it is a great snuggle buddy at bedtime. It is very soothing and is a part of the bedtime routine. It seems to be a much better choice than the mobile we got for him. Lights, music and soft - with a timer too - GREAT. My daughter who is 1 year has been using hers for 3 months now it is great. As soon as she hears it she knows it is time to rest. I use it for naps times and bed times and works like a charm.
1298224
Yes in my opinion. My son been sleeping in his since he was born. I use the rock n play more than his bassinet that's just how much he loves it and works very well in small spaces like beside the bed. I love this product and highly recommend it.
1093546
I'm not positive, but I would think so. It is VERY firm.....not soft and plushy where a baby could roll into a fold and smother. I would not try to lie a newborn actually on the pillow....would be afraid they would roll off. If you wanted to use it for a "stop" to keep a baby on a bed or something, I think it would work fine to prevent baby from falling. You would just have to try it and stay close until you are sure it's doing the job you want it to. Good Luck.
1299626
I used with my son when he was about 6 weeks old and he slept good with it. I would say ask your pediatrician if you think it is too early for your baby to use it.
931738
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.
2116821
I'm using it on a table and it gives a fair idea is the baby is sleeping or not. Also if the baby makes noise, you can hear it. However if you want a vary clear picture of baby, you have to screw it on the crib.
789892
Yes, that's what we use it for. We use a separate, plug in baby monitor for sound. It's great!
679185
For about 15 minutes, which would be enough for the baby to sleep. But I think it's too noisy, it didn't work with my baby. What solves a sleep problem is to let the baby cry. My baby sleeps easily now, but I had to let him cry for a couple of nights... I tried everything, only this worked.
1049674
Hi Laura, My baby I 5 months and I find she uses it to e active - kicking, bouncing. He has never slept in it! For sleep we use the fisher price rock and play. Hope that helps!
1620544
I think so. That's a cute idea. Just make sure to let it dry up. Do it when the baby is asleep.
801162
I have it for my daughter and she loves it! You could use it until your baby can stand up and reach it. If you lower the crib, you could still use it.
1984947
This would not be good for tummy sleepers. I'm guessing you would have a lot of false alarms because it wouldn't be able to sufficiently detect your babies movement from breathing if it's pressed up against the mattress. It still works for my daughter who likes to sleep on her side though.