Can this be used as a co-sleeper?
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I suppose it could be used as a cosleeper, but it's soft all around (i.e. you can't pick it up with baby in it, the bottom would likely collapse), and the sides would squish in if you were sleeping next to it and happened to press against it (which would make it smaller).
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Yes, my baby loves sleeping in this , ive took this when we went to trips and worked great.
572979
We have used it that way on vacations. (Obviously use good judgment for safety.)
572980
We used it as a co-sleeper all the way until our baby couldn't comfortably sleep in it anymore. This is the NUMBER ONE thing we used and recommend to all of our friends or anyone having a baby we know. We used it all over the house to move her around, took it on trips, and used as a co-sleeper. Its really one of the best things we bought.
572981
Yes it can. But I cannot breastfeed my baby while she's laying down, I must have to carry her up.
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.
357501
It would work fine for a back sleeper but I tend to be a side sleeper. I only used it for a week.
873685
I've never tried that, but I'm thinking that if your mattress is on the firm side, you should be able to. If you have a soft mattress, it may not work.
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Short answer is yes. It's quite big, I used it as a co-sleeper with just me and baby in a double bed, and it did work in our king bed with dad too. While you can just have two sides up (top and side), keep in mind that it is just foam with a velcro closure, not the most secure.
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Yes, I think you can. The cot is big. I intend to do the same. The only thoughts are if it will stay put and the cot is pretty tall, so the extra height of the air mattress might not allow sitting and have ground contact with your feet (I'm 6'0" and my feet are barely flat on ground as is).
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Using the box spring encasement could work. It's not as roomy as the mattress encasement and it doesn't have a soft covering like the mattress encasement. I believe it's durable enough and you should have a fitted sheet over it so sleep quality shouldn't be a problem either.
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That's exactly what I've been using it for. I just adjust his head every so often to make sure it's supported because since this is on an incline, his head can slump down a bit sometimes. However, since you're feeding every 3 hrs you have plenty of opportunity to reposition. It's the only thing my newborn will sleep in. He wouldn't use the flat co-sleeper bassinet/pack and play we bought--I think because it made his stomach hurt because he couldn't get his burps out flat on his back. This is one of the few incline sleepers. It's very easy to pack from room to room.
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i do not see why not. We have a hard futon which is hard to sleep on but my son put this on the futon and now he can sleep very nicely . I think it will definetly help. That sofa futon is hard to even sit on. I hope it answers your question and definely worth a try and much chaper than buying a bed. Let me know if you try it. I think Amazon will take it back as they have best return policy of anyone I know of just save the packaging
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Yes, but you may find it uncomfortable. The brace has hard plastic on the sides. You may be able to pad it though. I have not tried it sleeping.
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I think you probably could -- as long as one of you is not a restless sleeper. I wouldn't recommend it for very many days, though -- you might get pretty stiff.
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Yes you can. I've use it a couple of time on the floor sleeping with my dog. in fact the dog love sleeping on it.
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One of my twins can, the other had trouble, but it can recline a little, so if you have it in a seat that reclines, you can do that and then it's easy to sleep in without head falling forward.
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I think it depends on the type if sleeper that you are. I sleep on my back. Mine stays on all night with no problem. If it is connected, yes it can be used for an alarm. I hope this helps!
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Yes- this co sleeper is only designed for newborns through infants, so it is firm enough for them. Once your baby can sit up, it is not safe to use this anymore. Both my kids outgrew it by 5 months anyway.
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Dear S. Konrad,This sofa cannot be converted to a sleeper.Let me know if you have any other question or concern.Regards...Claudia CudiciniCustomer ServiceHome Design HD
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It could, but mostly for use as a guest bed, not a bed to be used every night by an adult. It's perfect however for our toddler!