I have very tall 2 month old. Baby loves it, but now feel legs are way too crunched up at the bottom. How many inches is too tall for nightly sleep?
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I agree with one of the previous posters. Our pediatrician recommended not using this as an overnight sleeping option. We used it when we were traveling when our son was younger (up until about 3 months), but after that our son could roll over and preferred to sleep on his stomach. Not sure how tall your baby is, but our son was around 23-24" at 3 months and still fit but didn't have a lot of extra room.
807575
I'm not sure, but our pediatrician told us not to let our baby sleep in it much past 2-3 months. She said she had seen patients that flipped and rocked out of it. Our baby loved it too, but at about 3 months, we transitioned to the pack and play for about a month or so, then the crib.
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Yes, my baby ( 3 months) still sleeps in it next to our bed. We are starting to transition to her crib slowly... It is a great height for easy access from the bed. It was a lifesaver for us. It keeps the baby at a slight incline which they seem to love and it is very cozy for them. Definitely worth it. We had a standard bassinet initially to use next to our bed but it was too hard and flat and our baby hated it, once we got this (she was about 7 days old) she loved it and stayed asleep when we put her in it. I love this product!
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Our son is 6 months, 16lb and 30" and still uses this. His legs do now go over the top, so we have to make sure we use it with a sleep sack in the winter, or else he kicks off the blankets now.
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I have a pillow top bed too, its about a 3" inch difference. However the bed is a little deep. So you will need to bend down to get baby. My son will be 4 months, I love this sleeper! I used it since day 1! He loves sleeping in it for naps & sleeps in it overnight. It is worth the $30!
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My 10 month old is 28 inches too and he is WAY too big for it now. I would only recommend it for newborns, we stopped using it because he got too big around 5 months.If you're looking for a travel sleep system, we just use a pack and play and when we're home, he sleeps in his crib.
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Oh yeah, definitely time. My baby was a year and she's very tiny, fifteenth percentile, but she fits just fine. Your baby will be a lot more comfortable in a toddler seat. Mine was anyway.
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I am not an expert so I cannot respond if it is safe but space wise you probably would run out of room quickly. My daughter is two months old and 11 lbs and I would say there is not enough room for a second baby in there to sleep comfortably. Maybe for a few weeks to a month depending on their size.
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I have the original and my 5 month old is still sleeping in it with plenty of room to spare. I plan to keep her in there until she's crawling, pulling up or able to move more (probably another 2 mos). I would go with the original if you have the space. It's about half the length of our queen bed. The mini is probably fine if you are only planning to use it a couple months.
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I have it for my daughter and she loves it! You could use it until your baby can stand up and reach it. If you lower the crib, you could still use it.
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My baby is 8 months now. He is starting to crawl and lifting himself up by holding onto the bars, trying to cross over to our bed. So it's time to remove the bassinet! You will know when it gets dangerous for them :)
188653
Not so sure about an 11 month old only because of the travel bed's dimensions - your baby may be too long to fit comfortably inside the "walls"....
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The Co-Sleeper and bassinet modes are only for an infant up to approximately 5 months in age or when the child begins to push up on hands and knees, whichever occurs first. Move your child to another sleeping product when this stage is reached. The play-yard is for a child who cannot climb out and is less than 35" in height. If your bed is greater than 24" tall, a leg extension kit can be purchased at an additional cost. source--https://www.armsreach.com/shop/co-sleeper_bassinets/mini-arc-convertible
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I nap on it with my 2-year-old. I'm 200 pounds. Of course, my feet hang off the end, but I'm very comfortable on it.
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I don't know if this is helpful but I am 5'2" and I have to stand on tippy toes to get my 20 month old into and out of the crib. It is currently on the lowest position. I think it's fine for taller people. We have been so happy with this crib. It's simple, easy to assemble and is high enough off the floor to put storage boxes underneath
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I have a very early crawler/stander (6 months), and we've lowered it to the lowest level and there are no worries about him getting out, and there's plenty of room for him still to grow taller without that risk. i would actually look at the shorter height as a benefit, because when we lay him down if he's sleeping its less of a "drop into the crib for him, in other words you're not reaching way down in the crib to put your baby down or pick them up. hope this helps!
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That doesn't sound right. My dd was about 18 inches at birth and she slept in this bd for about three months. We used it for a changing table on our bathroom counter for another three more months.
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yes, yes, yes! I'm 4'10" so when were looking for cribs I wanted something that was still going to be easy for me to lay baby down in once we had to lower the mattress. My son's mattress is on the second to last setting and I can still lay him down with out feeling like I'm tossing him into the crib.