My 3 month old likes to cross her legs while she sleeps. Would she be able to cross them with this product? Thank you.
1291174
I doubt it. At 3 months, or any months, the suit is pretty "marshmallow puffy" so it restricts movement. It's a transition from swaddling, and keep babies warm.
77460
I would give it a try. My son is a little over 8 months. People tend to think he is younger because he is on the smaller side. He is a very active sleeper so it doesnt work well at night anymore, he usually ends up beside it etc.. But, we still use it for diaper changes, hc, swing etc so he's not flat on his head.the part where his head would rest is about 7 inches across in the middle if that helps. If it doesn't work u could save for another baby or loan/give away but I would try it. We will use it as long as possible, I'm sure he appriciates the extra cushion:)
945985
I didn't use it all the time. When the baby was very small I didn't feel like he could flip himself out or anything and sometimes I didn't want to risk disturbing his sleep. I tried to put a blanket underneath him to avoid the buckles. But I'd say it's better to use it just to be sure.
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.
2165703
It's not easy to do, but it is possible. It took two of us to get the cloth part off of the legs in order to wash it. We didn't mind, my daughter had acid reflux and this was the only way she could sleep.
1855821
Yes but not easily. My daughter is only 7months so she can't move it. I can easily though. I imagine by the time she is starting to walk it will actually strengthen her legs and torso because it would require a bit of effort. Personally I'm good with that.
1069573
Yes, absolutely. Once thy were walking I switched my girls to the sacks with legs. They can run around with them on just before bed or after waking and almost hate to be taken out of them. Once they were walking and standing I noticed my daughters would try to stand up in their cribs and walk around with the regular sleep sacks and fall over. I got worried about them hitting their heads. I think the sacks with footholes are great for toddlers.
1231232
You should be able to but I would check with your doctor or the baby's pediatrician.
782433
Definitely not. Buy the necklace and double wrap it on his ankle. Or buy the bracelet and use as an anklet. I don't like my daughter sleeping w a necklace so we keep it on her ankle.
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.
1153012
It is my understanding that once your baby can roll over you shouldt NOT be using the sleep suit. If she managed to roll over wearing the suit it would be a suffications hazard because it would weight her down on her stomach. That said, maybe she won't be able to roll over in the weighted suit...but it's a risk.
807574
I agree with one of the previous posters. Our pediatrician recommended not using this as an overnight sleeping option. We used it when we were traveling when our son was younger (up until about 3 months), but after that our son could roll over and preferred to sleep on his stomach. Not sure how tall your baby is, but our son was around 23-24" at 3 months and still fit but didn't have a lot of extra room.
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.
1689292
I would definitely use the straps, especially as your baby gets older-for safety. My baby slept in until 5 months and she moved a lot.
2182895
I haven't tried that but it seems to key in on the baby's movement more, however any movement will make it think all is ok. Try to only use it in a static environment where the baby is the only thing that can move.
1428707
depending on the length of the twins at birth. If they are fairly short then you would be able to put them side by side width ways, and it would work fine. My daughter is seven months and still sleeps in it. She is to long to sleep on the shortest part and has to sleep long ways. They are wonderful though, easy to assemble and take down. Also make it much easier to have infants in the room. Good luck
790573
I have never done it but you could anchor the harness to the sides of the changing table if it is the rung type (you have to have something to slip it through and wrap around). The harness comes up pretty high. Your little one would still be able to wiggle and flail legs but it would probably keep him from flipping himself over. It would take a minute to get him all harnessed up each diaper changing but it may be worth it. My 17 month old is going through that same stage - freaking out during diaper changes.