Did anyone experience slant in the Mattress in co-sleeper mode? Ours slants a little bit baby slightly turns to the side that is down.
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We did not have this experience with our co-sleeper. When the kiddos had respiratory problems we placed a small folded towel under the mattress pad by their head to elevate their upper body. You could try doing something similar on the side that is lower to level it out.
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Our sleeper did that and it turned out we didn't have the side down properly.
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Yes, I think it is a bit too firm for my baby, too. Agreed--firm is necessary for safety--but we have found she seems to sleep more soundly on the (toxic chemical-infused, not-at-all-green) crib mattresses at each of our parents' houses, and those are both much softer. Any ideas for softening it up?
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I've been using it for a year and a half, and I haven't noticed any lasting impressions in the mattress. I rotate it occasionally like I've heard you're supposed to do with memory foam, which may or may not impact it.
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I've used this mattress with my two year old since she was 6 mos and am using a second one with my three month old. So far, I've not had that problem. The mattress is flat.
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I, too, have a "no flip", but not sure about the top of the mattress. In my previous comments, you may notice that I put mine "across" the bed instead of up and down. I am beginning to notice that the side less slept on is higher than the "sleep" side. But theres still no sagging where lower back lays.
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My son got a flat spot from sleeping (only at night) in the Rock n Play and only for the first 3 months. It was because he favored one side of his head and would tilt his head only one way to sleep. In a crib, gravity would cause his head to fall to the side so he would be sleeping more on his ear, which is flat anyway since it's the side of the head. The RnP is on an incline and allowed him to keep his head more upright so that caused the flat spot. He's 2.5 yrs old now and I still feel the flat spot on his head with my hand. It's not severe but definitely noticeable.
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I have the exactly same problem. My baby is 9 month old. I am worrying the slouching position is not good for her spine. She doesn't look bothered by that, though not very happy about it either. what can I do?
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I think we lowered the mattress when our son was able to reach up and grab the bumper - we anticipated that he would be pulling up - sometime before he pulled up on the sides. My second son is 4 months and hasn't rolled over yet, so we haven't lowered it yet. If you have to ask yourself twice, that usually means just do it! You'll feel better. What's it going to hurt? It's better to lower it too early than too late.
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Mine doesn't slant for some reason and I don't see that it is adjustable. I keep looking under there and I can't see it would ever move.Last one I had annoyed me b/c it slanted and wiggled. Love that this one is sturdy and straight. Have the company send a new one! Yours might be defective.
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My husband does have nights where he tosses and turns a lot, and when we get up in the morning the WP mat is twisted, etc, near his feet. I also hang a couple of inches of the mat over the side [rather than having it even with the mattress], and since we've been using these mats the sheets are dry every morning which is just fabulous as far as I'm concerned! Also, there is not any extra fabric to tuck under the mattress; I wish that they did include that but they don't.
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My 32 lb toddler still sleeps on it. I haven't had any problems. Sorry! This is the second mattress we bought. Is your crib base good? Maybe not enough support there.
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I found mine to have the same firmness. The best advice I can give is to force yourself to try it for about 3 nights. You will either love it or hate it. Just take comfort in the return policy!
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It's flat on one side and slightly rounded on the other. I sleep in mine and can sometimes feel it if I'm on my side, but I can just adjust the alignment.
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there is a 5" lip and i hated that. also, it is probably only level if you get the extender legs. our bed is 26" high. the lip side of the co-sleeper was level with the mattress when folded down. so the baby's mattress was 5" below the level of our mattress (with extender legs). i still had to get out of bed to nurse...but also i had a C-section.
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Yeah I have noticed that, because I sleep alone on my queen size one and I have to switch sides every couple of months. Other wise once side would be deeper than the other :/ also its becoming a bit too soft for me.
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The mattress on the co-sleeper is firm and completely flat. We had our first in a pack-n-play next to the bed but now there are creases in it at the seams from him laying in it nightly. For our second we went co-sleeper and I will never go back. I would buy it again, even if it were $600.
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Hi, We bought the bed and have been using it for less than a year. It may have sagged a little bit or gotten softer (the difference?) and it feels not as supportive as once it arrived. After rotate the bed, it feels it were the original, it will get softer in 2 weeks, and you have rotate it again. I is still monitoring this to see if the repeated rotation would keep the bed firm as it was. The comfort of your back in the morning is the key indication...Henry