Is it safe to put the blankets in to add more padding since it is very thin according to other reviews?
1683727
I didn't because you can't tuck them in or under anything. I would put the carrier on top of the pillow or blankets if I wanted more padding. I never had this issue as I always kept it in the bed and never on a hard surface.
1683728
I have been using this ever since I came home from the hospital and we keep this on our bed and she sleeps well in it. Where are you planning on keeping it? If it's on the floor- then yes U do need padding- I would suggest adding the padding under the lulyboo baby lounge rather than inside it.
1683729
I do all the time. I tuck the sides under to raise him up more and add padding
1683730
No it's not, I added extra padding however the extra padding I have sits underneath the baby lounge. I wouldn't want to put my child at risk for suffocation putting blankets on the inside.
2202013
Not really, but it's still quite cozy for a toddler. I wouldn't really want it any thicker just for safety reasons.
1782710
Sorry, I didn't add anything in. But as long as it's thin, I imagine it would be fine.
169708
No, not at all. I read some of the other reviews on the thicker insulation and saw that was an underlying them. With more support, comes more insulation and heat. this is not a lot of cushion but enough to have a more smooth comfortable slumber and no added heat.
1554506
I have not washed mine yet, i use it as a seat cover. i would say it would be fine, but the blanket is thinner than i hoped.
842126
I think I would bring another blanket if the evenings are cooler. If it is a warm night, it should be fine.
41178
Not yet. Good blanket, very pleased. Used with cover top so that wouldn't be a major issue for me anyway.
1823574
I'm guessing they mean if you add the mattress covering, as it is pretty plush. However, the foam layers in our mattress are not the same thickness. Some are thicker than 3" and some are thinner.
1414999
they are not thin. They lay flat without any tape at all. I don't know about adding padding because it may not lay flat, but you could try.
2125993
I would say it is not as "softly" padded because of the material it is made of. This can be wiped clean. The head and waist inserts are nicely cushioned. If you have a very thin baby I can see why you might prefer something else. I really think there is plenty but the material is a bit deceptive. I'm grateful a diaper explosion occurred in this seat and not my other son's soft fabric seat! Hope this offers some perspective.
817985
I used it for an air mattress for several months. No problem. I might have put a blanket or bedspread under the mattress to be safer, but I don't think that was necessary.
1152941
No. This blanket is very thin. I would not buy it unless you plan to put another blanket in top of it. Not worth the money.
1558135
I would say no, but with a thicker quilt or maybe a yoga mat underneath you should be fine.
2028339
There is assembly required so it shouldn't be a problem. However it is a nice material and very neutral. If you are going to go to the trouble of new fabric, I'd plann a little more padding too.
2238527
Not in my opinion. You will just have a little extra fabric but its so soft that it will lay nicely and shouldn't be an issue. I really think the material that they used is fantastic.
2242967
The blanket is nice and could give some amount of protection. However i wont advice that this alone would do.
2100289
Depends on the size of infant. The insert secures in whereas blankets could slip and be a hazard.