Could this be used to lay an infant on for sleep? Now they need to be propped up.
488565
The wedge is too narrow to use for pre-natal massages. I returned it. If the infant doesn't move around much I suppose it could be used to lay an infant on to sleep. If the infant fell to one side she/he could be on their face.
488566
I wouldn't it was hard as a rock Besides I don't think the intention of the pillow is to prop up a baby. The pillow was a waste of money
488567
You're not supposed to do that because of a SIDS risk, BUT I've heard of people putting it under the fitted sheet and propping the infant up that way. Hope this helps and Good luck :)
341811
Yes this can be used for an infant. I used this for my newborn. When they are little you use it by them front facing you (almost like your hugging them)...the "back" will roll up a bit so it supports their little head. As the baby grown and can support his/her head you turn them around in it so they are facing out. The "back" part I mentioned earlier will fold down and snap. You can also adjust the sides to support at different weights/heights...etc... I must say after trying two other carriers....this is by far is the most comfortable. Another good point to mention is that I can literally take this on and off while baby is in my arms asleep...and lay them down to sleep. I can support up to 28 lbs (I think) AWESOME carrier!
2211102
Can't help you too much there. I sleep on my back and place it under my neck for support. It can be easily molded into any shape, so don't see why not.
1355282
I don't think so but you'd know better if your kiddo is a nuzzler. It's not a concern for us for I'm not sure I would have trusted a 13 mo old to use this as their sleeping arrangement unless I was in the same room as them.
742592
It is possible... Depending on size... A ten month old has taken his nap there...
175735
Yes, you probably could but in our experience, the thicker the pad the better otherwise the central support bar can be annoying. One person can indeed sleep on this but not in the center unless you have a very thick pad. I have sat on it, napped on it without having any feeling like it was going to tip over. Kids can crawl on it without any risk of it tipping over but the steel support beams could hurt them if they fall on it. Again, well padded mattress (or good air mattress) solves this problem. though some air mattresses will slide around when no one is on it holding it in place.
1435926
I think you would probably need some sort of insert so that they don't roll too much. It seems better for a kids that's sitting up on his/her own and doesn't need much support.
356203
No, it's less of a pillow and more of a night light. If flipped over a child could probably use it as a pillow but then no lights so that kind of defeats the purpose. Our little one places it in bed turns it on and watches the lights on the ceiling until she falls asleep
482091
I think they may clamp on the head to hard for a baby, also the foam is kind of firm. I wouldnt do it.
306131
Probably ok for short term use as a bed although the pad on the bottom of the Pack and Play is not very thick. Also, you would have to lean over a good distance each time you put the infant down.
190149
I would not. They deflate pretty easily. For example, any night my 3-year-old son ended up resting his head over it, it was completely flat by the morning.It worked great to train him to not fall off the bed. But I wouldn't use it on my 6-month-old baby or anyone larger than maybe 40lbs. Maybe a foam roll or memory foam body pillow that you can tuck under the sheets? That's what we use when visiting at my parents' house. I hope this helps.
181739
Not really as it doesn't recline flat. It reclines enough for the baby to sleep.
1553567
I think yes. Maybe with a little extra head support from a rolled blanket. I didn't buy this until my baby was 4 weeks old. He's 11 weeks now and uses it every day.
1395445
Yes if it is used as a booster. I would not use it as a head rest as it weighs to much for that.
1025329
Yes, you just have to place a good comforter so the baby is more comfortable. My baby started using it at 2 mo and right now he is 15 mo and he sleeps on it right on our side.
165032
technically you can, yes. remove the pillows first, though, in order to make the baby fit.
306130
Yes you could probably use it safely for a temporary crib for an infant. It is low to the floor and other than the fact that you will have to bend over to get the little one in and out, he/she will sleep just fine and certainly won't be tall enough for awhile to get out.