anyone have a tummy sleeper? does the zipper dig into their bodies if they sleep on their tummy?
440331
I don't have a tummy sleeper, but if the zipper is zipped up, the pull is at the very bottom of the sack, probably lower than the feet unless the bag is really small for your baby. At that location, I don't think your baby will have a lot of weight to put on the zipper pull (and causing the dig). As for the zipper itself, it is pretty flat so I don't think it will be a problem. Just a reminder that if your baby is less than 6 month old, he or she should be sleeping on the back all the time to reduce the chance of SIDS.
440332
My daughter sleeps on her belly, and we've never had an issue with the zipper digging in.
440333
I don't have a tummy sleeper, but if the zipper is zipped up, the pull is at the very bottom of the sack, probably lower than the feet unless the bag is really small for your baby. At that location, I don't think your baby will have a lot of weight to put on the zipper pull (and causing the dig). As for the zipper itself, it is pretty flat so I don't think it will be a problem.Just a reminder that if your baby is less than 6 month old, he or she should be sleeping on the back all the time to reduce the chance of SIDS.
818697
Happily and surprisingly, no! I have similar issues with being very warm, when I sleep. I've noticed no major difference (except for much better comfort to my back and the rest of my body), between sleeping on this mattress, vs. any other.
1692529
No. We sleep with our upper bodies bare. I put a pajama top on backwards with the opening at the back so my back is exposed to the sheet. You need to touch the sheet.
1984944
My daughter sleeps on her back still but on the website it does say if they sleep on their tummy you will just need to position the clip more on the side (might take a little trial and error). See question 11 in their FAQ http://www.mylevana.com/product/Oma_%EF%BF%BD_Powered_by_Snuza.eng-49-overview-121.htmlWe LOVE this product. It brought so much peace of mind for my husband and I!
494811
I think it goes on quite easy. Once in a while I have trouble with getting the back all the way up, but just takes practice. I wouldn't do the zipper myself. Where the zipper is is a weak point. It will wear out sooner. Plus have you ever been putting something tight on with a zipper, and zipped up skin. Ouch. I really like the non zipper one and found it easier to put on than I expected.
2238827
Nope. The baby's belly button is always touching your body - tummy to tummy in the front, tummy to your back when used as a backpack.
1024731
I have given one to each of my now 10 grandchildren, and they have become the favorite thing to sleep on. ... Some have been stomach sleepers, some back sleepers, and there have been no problems. If you're a bit worried, I'd just wait til baby was 6-mo or so.
53542
I'm a side sleeper. Very comfortable! I can't speak to trying it on your stomach. I have never done that.
976477
Have not read that, but as a stomach sleeper who has owned this pillow for a while, it's quite different from normal fill pillows. The best comparison would be to a plush and soft pillow. It's a bit of a higher loft (thickness of pillow) than I would like for a stomach sleeper pillow, but packs down nicely (I have a large and heavy head, ymmv). One unexpected thing is that it does not breathe as well as fill pillows, so as a result, you may experience some earwax buildup. I adjusted my sleep position slightly to be closer to the edge of the pillow. Overall, still a good product and I get to sleep without problem 99.9% of the time. Have not read that, but as a stomach sleeper who has owned this pillow for a while, it's quite different from normal fill pillows. The best comparison would be to a plush and soft pillow. It's a bit of a higher loft (thickness of pillow) than I would like for a stomach sleeper pillow, but packs down nicely (I have a large and heavy head, ymmv). One unexpected thing is that it does not breathe as well as fill pillows, so as a result, you may experience some earwax buildup. I adjusted my sleep position slightly to be closer to the edge of the pillow. Overall, still a good product and I get to... » Read More Have not read that, but as a stomach sleeper who has owned this pillow for a while, it's quite different from normal fill pillows. The best comparison would be to a plush and soft pillow. It's a bit of a higher loft (thickness of pillow) than I would like for a stomach sleeper pillow, but packs down nicely (I have a large and heavy head, ymmv). One unexpected thing is that it does not breathe as well as fill pillows, so as a result, you may experience some earwax buildup. I adjusted my sleep position slightly to be closer to the edge of the pillow. Overall, still a good product and I get to sleep without problem 99.9% of the time. « Show Less
2098315
I have had mine since Halloween of 2013 and today is May 31, 2014, and it is still like I got it just yesterday. I crawl in, it feels firm, then it contours to my body. Since I bought it, I have slept so well. I rarely wake up in the middle of the night. Recommended!
2072066
No. It just zips down one side. But it's still a great sleeping bag! I love mine!
449991
Yes! We use it that way a lot for sleepovers. It takes a bit of fiddling to get the zipper started back once you've done that, but it does go back on track with no problems.
2275347
I believe so. I move around a lot, and sometimes sleep on my stomach. It's very comfortable no matter how I sleep. My husband is the pickiest sleeper on the face of the planet, and he says it's the most comfortable pillow he's ever used.
1984946
I'm still using it for my 2 month old. He's not rolling over yet--but I will say that if he has a really wiggly night just on his back it gets dislodged and the alarm sounds. I don't put it on him when I wear him in the carrier because it seems like it would press against his tummy. It isn't big-but it's big enough that it would be uncomfortable. I don't think I'd use it for tummy sleepers.
1876014
I've used my Snuza with two babies now. The day they learned to roll over, they started sleeping on their stomachs. I started clipping the Snuza on the back of their pants so they wouldn't muffle the alarm by laying on it. It still detects their breathing even touching their back.
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.
2146262
Stomach sleeper also and this memory foam mattress has been the answers to my prayers. Helps with back and neck stiffness as well a makes it comfortable to sleep on my stomach with no tossing and turning. Comfort from the first nite and have had it almost a year with virtual no wear or indent from body. Couldn't sleep without it.