Will it work if baby is sleeping on their stomach?
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.
1876015
Yes it will work but I don't recommend because the device is not comfortable for your baby if attached to diaper and baby is in prone position.
1876016
Yes it will. It senses the rise & fall of the baby's breathing on their belly so it'll still work.
1167256
This is what the official website for the sleep suit says about rolling: "It is recommended that babies transition out of the Magic Sleepsuit once they are able to roll over in it, since this is typically a sign that they are ready for more movement in their sleep, and the Magic Sleepsuit is specifically designed for the back sleeping position." Once my 9 month old started rolling onto her stomach to sleep we moved her to a sack and the zipadeezip. She had a couple weeks where she woke up more at night but once she transitioned she went back to sleeping great. Good luck!
1019577
Yes! I use it! Baby sleeps right next to the bed so I can hear everything that she needs or is happening!
17092
If your baby cant roll over and sleeps on back yes. We loved ours. BUT once our baby could roll over in the suit (around 6 m) then we switched to the sleep sacks (the zip up sleeping bag looking sacks with no arms). Our 11m loves them and knows its sleep time when she getts zipped up.
1620544
I think so. That's a cute idea. Just make sure to let it dry up. Do it when the baby is asleep.
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.
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.
1274825
My baby likes to sleep on his stomach which is bad bad bad but that's how heSleeps or I put him on his side with a rolled blanket behind him and in front if him to keep him from rolling over. Also I don't use blankets I use the zip ep blankets that his arms go through;0)
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.
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.
317248
We stopped using it when I continually caught him sleeping on his belly. The suit never really helped him sleep better, but it did stop him from rolling in the beginning and that was the issue (so he slept better because he was staying on his back). Unlike swaddling, where you can easily pop an arm out at a time, there is no real easy way to transition.
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.
17093
My daughter was about the same size at 7 months old. I was desperate for sleep so I tried this but she hated it and it did not work for us. However, all babies are different so you may have a better experience!
730377
I think it would be okay. I would use it lightly and maybe try it when your baby is sleeping or really mellow to avoid an accident.
1709874
yes ,it works . I am a petite girl .I like to sleep on my back and my tummy too , so it is too high for me .
1194239
No, its not for my 7 month old. The Snuza was absolutely fabulous when my tummy sleeper was very young, but now that she can move around it falls off quickly and sounds false alarms. I havent been able to use it since she was about 4 1/2 months old. I would look into an Angle Care if you're still concerned.
799115
We bought the Dream On Me foam mattress to go in the Pack n Play and used the sheet on top of the mattress. The bottom of the pack n play really isn't soft enough for a baby to sleep on (maybe some kids do, but we read it's better to use the mattress so that's what we did).