anyone have a tummy sleeper? does the zipper dig into their bodies if they sleep on their tummy?
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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.
2153550
I am a stomach sleeper about half the time and they are too fluffy for comfort. If you sleep on your side at all, they are fantastic!
2226932
No, it does not encase the back of the mattress, and does not have a zipper. It is not airtight either. Only the top is waterproof, the sides (that wrap around the mattress) are mesh. It is a great product, but if you need something that zips tight, this is not it.
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No, because there is a little res plastic thingy on the zipper...I'm assuming so the zipper won't get stuck. But I will say they are awesome sleeping bags. I got one for both me and my husband for camping in michigan and they were perfect! :)
685027
I am both a stomach sleeper, side sleeper, and back sleeper and while I may toss or turn while asleep the mask never seems to hinder me or wake me up. There are times when I am going to sleep with the mask on and I am on my side with head off-kilter on the pillow when the mask get dislodged a bit but I adjust it quickly. I don't notice the Velcro as this is at the corner and it is never a factor with me.
203138
I'm a side sleeper as well and have been quite comfortable. With a really good padded mattress cover I think you'll enjoy a good nights' rest on your side, back or stomach.
1889234
I am a stomach sleeper normally. With this mattress I became a back sleeper. I have noticed that side or stomach sleeping on this does cause some midback tightness and soreness in the morning but goes away usually by the time I get out of the shower. I still sleep really well.
287564
I didn't get it because of any surgery....I got it because I have knee problems and I didn't want to have to bend my knees so much. I can't really answer. When I had knee surgery, I had portable with rails to help push up with...never having had tummy tuck, I can't really advise. Hope it goes well.!
1611734
It has a zipper on both sides, but not along the bottom. It is really big on its own though. My partner and child and myself all slept in it comfortably.
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.
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Not really...I bought the sheets made especially for this sleeper because the sleeper comes with a velcro pad and the sheets have the aligning velcro pads that make for a very snug and safe fit.
1194240
Use Painters Tape - it will reinforce the Snuza if you have a super active little one.My twin girls are both tummy sleepers, and it has never bothered them. The sensor is pretty soft. One of my girls is very active and her Snuza's grip wasn't a match for her backscooting and practicing crawling every night. So now when we clip it on the girls we use a little piece of thin painters tape to help give it staying power. No more false alarms.
310215
My daughter sleeps on her side and back. It may be too 'springy' for stomach sleeper. If it was a full adult using the pillow, probably fine, but I'm not so sure for little kids.
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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.
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I am also a side sleeper and it doesn't bother me. The gel is broken into squares with small indentions. You can only feel them without the pillow case. They are not deep and do not interfere with my sleep. With a pillow case its like a regular foam pillow that just feels cool against skin. Hope this helped!
1962045
I don't have the experience myself with CPAP stomach sleeper, but I know 2 different people that do and they love this pillow. I hope that helps you. This pillow forms around you no matter how you lay.
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I sleep on both of my sides and have to sleep with 2 wedges and a pillow. No problem at all. They just give with my body. I love them.