Can the "wings" be secured swaddled and on the sides when not in use? Thinking of SIDS risk...
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I did not feel comfortable having her in it unless I was always watching her to make sure she did not cover her face which in my mind defeated the purpose of having it.
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No and that was something I only discovered after buying it so it is an issue....
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My apologies for responding so late. I am not sure i bought this for my Daughter in law and my Grand baby isn't even here yet. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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There is a Velcro closer for when you swaddle the baby in the chair. Other than that the wings just lay open, the do not snap down on the sides or anything. It is a very cute chair. I will say that I order my new on amazon and the vibration barley works ( it never has). The music works, but it barley vibrates. I just didn't want to send it back and I love the look of the seat.
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The wings lay to the side when not in use. I brought one for my new grandbaby we havent had any problems or concerns with this seat. The baby loves it
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We didn't have any trouble, but we tried it in the 6-9months size only so he wasn't in it right after swaddling. We first stopped putting it on during naps occasionally and then all the time followed by bedtime. He is now in a sleep sack as an extra layer and his sleep pattern has not changed.
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Yes you can! But the more you put together, the longer your sides are, the easier it is for them to pull them down or knock them over! We have to tie the sides down with our 17mo olds and sometimes they still breach the sides!
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Generally, my daughter has lined the rock-n-play with a fleece type receiving blanket (as he is still a newborn) which usually keeps any moisture on top...i.e. does not wick down to the surface of the fabric of the liner. If worst comes to worse, though, as others have stated earlier, the entire fabric surface is washable. It would be the same if the infant was in a bassinet...If the diaper leaks, you wash the sheets....In this case, you wash the cover :)
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Also there are snaps for the canopy. I think the small parts are choking hazards and that's why they give that warning. It was never a problem for me
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Hi I received a response from the company, they said there is some padding...... they do have special needs children use it... but they are not sure how much padding you are thinking of.... can always add blankets per say,, but they wouldnt add another mattress or similar due to suffocation hazards... wish I can be of more help...
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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.
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You can, but I didn't as well. I actually made a cover for mine. I like having the pad go all the way to the corner. It's not as horrible as some of the reviewers make it out to be. Babies usually aren't on there for more than 10 minutes, it's not like it has to be super comfy so they can nap up there...
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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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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
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It probably would be too big. Even if you put a fitted sheet over it would be very lumpy and probably too fluffy fat with a dip in the middle. Not sure good idea safety wise, would not want a baby's face to sink into the thickness and not be able to turn.
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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!
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We used them when my daughter was turning over because they were more padded than the wood floors- I think the borders could be considered a choking hazard?
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Yes! Push the detachments on each side and lift - super easy! Literally one step and done, more so just depends on how gentle your lift is if your little one stays asleep ;)
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It's not recommended for safety reasons. You don't want the sleep sack to go over the baby's face disrupting the flow of oxygen. If should fit properly.
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My child is 14 mo. Yes, although it will certainly add bulk. The side wings are quite fluffy. Your child will certainly be held in place snugly. Also the head section can be removed, so if your child gets too big, you can remove the bottom parts.
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If you are using on a new baby, do not put any extra lining in and fold over the extra material in the front before snapping shut, the extra material should be used as the liner. I use these at night with an extra liner under the sewn in liner, they work great better than any other brand I have purchased. Please email me and I would be more than happy to help with further questions. Mom of 5 Kristi Kmcallister54@gmail.com