its safe for them to sleep on at night?
157921
Absolutely, in fact it prevents flat head.my daughter used it for first 4 months until she learnt to roll.
157922
I bought this when my son was about 6 months and I tried having him sleep on it and he would just roll off of it but he does love the elephant as a stuffed animal and he sleeps with it every night. I imagine it should be perfectly safe to sleep on to answer your question... Hope this was helpful!! Also it came with a really neat and colorful baby cloth ;)
157923
I purchased this darling pillow for my 6-week old daughter and we love it. She sleeps on it at night, and it is has been very useful because she is cholic-y and spits up constantly. This elevates her head just enough to eliminate all that. I also use it in her carseat for stabilization for the side of her head. The reason I bought it however, was because of my concern for flat head, and it seems to be doing the job as so far she remains a round-head. There are no small removable parts on the elephant that they can choke on, by the way. I hope this helps!
157924
Yes it is, although for precautious measures at night, I placed the pillow underneath the crib sheet so there was no chance of pillow moving and falling on baby's face.
211762
Maybe with long pajamas and a blanket and that's prob being on the safe side
452783
Probably not. And they poke out too far for someone to wear when sleeping unless they lay on their back. Ironically, snoring is usually worse when someone's on their back. Wax is actually best if you can get it out clean afterwards.
331594
It is very comfortable to sleep on. If the persons are over 5'6" their legs may end hanging over.
2084411
I would say yes. It tilts down to approximately 25 degrees. So it's not going to be the best sleeping position ever, but more than sufficient for their head not to fall forward the whole time during a run. Even at the maximum "up" position (which I would guess around 50 degrees) is sufficient for them to have a great snooze. Just my 2c...
199725
I think so, as long as the person sleeping on it is a child. There are thin bars as slats.
1739977
They would not be great at night. They are really dark. However, they are really cute.
2191983
I have used mine for about 6 months and have had no problem! I really like the comfort it provides at night.
1175972
yes they do stay on all night, but there is a little switch on the back were you can turn them off.
1345454
I have 6 of them....have had for over a year with no problems....dogs sleep in them overnight.....they are great !
749700
Yes- however be sure they aren't allergic by applying just a drop. You can use sparingly. I put a drop just above my lips and rub it in to help me sleep.
1562808
It shouldn't and is considered unsafe for unsupervised/overnight sleep according to their website.
260315
You know I'm not sure I'm sure it would be safe to let them sleep in it but I'm the same way as you I always take it off when it's time to sleep I think the safety knotted is referring to the beads that they won't fall off or go anywhere if the necklace is broken
1039264
No. Grown people can sleep there. Even I have slept there several time, There was not a problem. But you can not jump or playing on the bed. You get to keep all the monkeys out of the bed. No more monkey jumping on the bed.
2011537
No, it is not. It is very nice to sleep on all night. I stay out of town 20 days a month in nice hotels (Hampton, holiday inn, etc) and I'm still ready to get home in my own bed.
766601
Hi, no. It is pretty basic. I wouldnt feel safe at night in it for those purposes.
734306
Never an issue. I sometimes have them on for 7 hours while I sleep during the day.