Could this be used with a belly sleeper? My son must sleep on his stomach because of a medical condition
1879718
As long as they have on an elastic waistband or onesie, I don't think it's a problem. My daughter is 1-1/2 now and still wears it at night. As long as you put the diaper on tight enough, it stays put. I rarely took hers off during the first year...and she was walking at 9 months and super active. I've even heard some people that have put it on the side or back of the diaper.
1879719
I'm not definite because my sons a back and side sleeper, but I assume it would work. You could even hook the snuza to the babies side of his diaper.
1359968
I sleep on my side and belly both and it is perfect for side sleeping. The foam has give but is solid enough to keep my spine straight.
1467471
My 2 year old daughter uses it, and she's a stomach sleeper. As she falls asleep her head is on it, but by morning she's fallen off.
1748913
I don't think it will necessarily deform, or damage the sleeper. I just don't think this is a great product to sit it on for long periods of time due to it's size, it may be a bit uncomfortable.
1894229
I wouldn't advise leaving any baby unattended in a pillow or beanbag unless he is able to right himself; meaning, if he falls asleep or rolls over on his stomach and can't get out of that position, you run the risk of suffocation.
457086
It can, but once my son started flipping to his belly at about 5 months old the Snuza had more false alarms. I still used it once he flipped to his tummy for about 2 more months. As he got more mobile and squirmy the alarm started going off almost every night and waking him up. I've heard some moms then clip it on the side or back of the diaper but I didn't try that.
2136824
I don't think the bed will allow you to sleep on your stomach. I was a stomach sleeper at night (but always woke up on my back in the morning). This bed starts me on my side and on my back sometimes, which has resulted in me getting some very good sleep. Haven't even thought about sleeping on my stomach. I also used to need two large plump pillows. I now only use one small pillow.
57259
Yes it should work for a stomach sleeper...but as I said in my review its quite a firm/hard pillow, I'm a side sleeper and usually have my arm under the pillow. I had to remove the 3/4" foam piece from the pillow to make it lower. I am finding the pillow is getting softer the more I use it or I getting use to the pillow??? I bought mine from a CPAP supply store and they have a no return policy.... I not sure what Amazon's policy is on returns..... But basically I personally WOULD NOT BUY ANOTHER ONE. You may find it the greats thing since sliced bread.... I can still get my mask to leak as I must move around a lot while sleeping.
1210147
I am a tummy sleeper as well, and have found my pillow is a bigger problem than the bed. I don't sink into this bed much at all (it's nicely supportive) so my back/neck is more bothered when my pillow is too thick. I've found a thin pillow is best to avoid the arching that causes aches and pains. I use a hull pillow so I can adjust the thickness, and between that and this bed my back has given me very little trouble.
193211
I think it would work, but you would be able to fold up the sleeper with the extra mattress on it. It is a very good mattress pad. My daughter has a bad back in she really enjoys it
457083
Babies should sleep on their backs until beyond the age you would use this. I'm not sure it would be comfortable if the baby sleeps on its stomach. I know my baby didn't roll over on her own to sleep at all, but I stopped using the monitor around 6-9 months. She still sleeps only on her back at 15 months.
883672
Yes! I have three kids and wished I had found this years ago. Watch the video on it too! You can put baby on their belly or back. I thought it was safe and much better than the plastic ones I already used before
1096490
I used it with gDiapers without any problems. The day my daughter learned to roll over, she started sleeping on her stomach. I clipped it to the back of her gDiaper and it worked perfectly.
1953567
Never tried it, but based on the measurements, I wouldn't consider it. I got 3 growing toddlers and they barely have space to sit with a single mattress. But if you find one that is slim enough it could work.
1311746
We used it with the SwaddleMe blankets and it was fine. In fact it kept the monitor in place better. Once he wasn't swaddled any more, the monitor fell off his diaper and had false alarms more and more, until we eventually gave up using it.
1433067
You could but the foam starts firm and the longer your on it the softer it becomes. You would notice you had pad unless your a back sleeper then you should be fine.
1672323
Not really, and I think the peapod would be safest for a baby who can roll from front to back and back to front efficiently. I would not have a very young infant sleep in it due to suffocation risk. For our 9 month old he loves it with a few scattered toys on the floor.