My daughter is almost 5 months old &amp; is 18 lbs. If she can roll easily, will she be able to roll in sleep suit??
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I would assume that she could roll in the sleepsuit. It is slightly weighted and makes it harder to move/roll but if she's rolling easily I would think she could roll in the suit.
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i dont know how heavy your five month old is but the water just might lift her and the seat up if she doesnt weigh it down given that there are no suction cups under the seat. also given that it doesnt have straps you might be playing with fire. i would say look for seats that are like ring and snap in on the side for your situation. look at the dreambaby ring seats
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Yes but not easily. My daughter is only 7months so she can't move it. I can easily though. I imagine by the time she is starting to walk it will actually strengthen her legs and torso because it would require a bit of effort. Personally I'm good with that.
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This is what the official website for the sleep suit says about rolling: "It is recommended that babies transition out of the Magic Sleepsuit once they are able to roll over in it, since this is typically a sign that they are ready for more movement in their sleep, and the Magic Sleepsuit is specifically designed for the back sleeping position." Once my 9 month old started rolling onto her stomach to sleep we moved her to a sack and the zipadeezip. She had a couple weeks where she woke up more at night but once she transitioned she went back to sleeping great. Good luck!
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Yes my little has slept when I was carrying her as long as your not bouncing around a lot.
1338843
My 8 month old just started to roll and sleep on her belly. I can't keep her off it! I use the snooza every night and we have never had any issues.
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My kid is not a still sleeper and I have the 6" mattress and I have still almost caught her rolling over the railing. Otherwise I really love the bed and so does she, but I have started sleeping with the monitor again just to be safe.
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Hi Laura, My baby I 5 months and I find she uses it to e active - kicking, bouncing. He has never slept in it! For sleep we use the fisher price rock and play. Hope that helps!
1550335
Sorry, my kiddos are bigger. I think it would be too big for that, a rolled up receiving blanket might be better. Mine Always slumped to the side at that age...
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As long as she can sit up on her own, hold on to the handles as needed she should be fine. My daughter and I started about age 2.5 and I felt she was secure. Good luck!
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My little guy is 7.5 months old and we had him in the Large about three months ago. It was big but it was still effective and he didn't mind sleeping in it! It wasn't a magical experience as he still is up every two hours to nurse (no fault of the sleep suit of course!) but it REALLY did help with the amount of jerking movements that would wake him up. He is 18lbs and 28 inches and the large still fits his body but his arms and legs have grown out of the length of the sleeves (poor boy goes to bed in high waters but we are still using the sleep suit ;)!!!! So if you want a snug fit go with the smaller size! Hope my babble helps!
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This was designed for toddlers. There is nothing to keep an infant from rolling off. True it isn't a long fall (only about 9 inches) but still not a good idea for a baby. I would think 18 months and older would be a better plan.
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If your baby cant roll over and sleeps on back yes. We loved ours. BUT once our baby could roll over in the suit (around 6 m) then we switched to the sleep sacks (the zip up sleeping bag looking sacks with no arms). Our 11m loves them and knows its sleep time when she getts zipped up.
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We made the transition at around 4 months old. We bought a crib wedge ($13 - walmart), and she was on the other side of the crib the next morning. Created a "sling" out of a rolled up towell safety pinned to the wedge. Guess it somewhat mimicked the coziness and incline of the RnP because she snuggled up against the towel and slept better. She still preferred the RnP but by 6m old she was sleeping flat in her crib no problem. Gradual steps... less and less incline, more and more freedom.
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Depends on the size of your child. Mine was a chunk at 11 months (but tall!) and this would not have worked - see my review on June 23, 2012. We also wanted a softer material (ended up going with neoprene) for a child that age. Even if my daughter had been slimmer I would want a softer material with a V-neck.
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Definitely! I bought this one since I am watching my nephew, but had one almost identical for my daughter. My daughter was rolling over at 7 days old, so I had to find something with soft sides since she kept hitting the wood railing on her crib and waking up all night long. She ended up sleeping in it until she was 2 yrs. old. When she started to try to climb out of it I stopped using it obviously. I never thought I would use it as long as I did but she loved it and we ended up taking her crib down. Unusual use I know, but it shows it's definitely safe for a crawler!
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Yes. Infant up to 5 months. My daughter is a light sleeper so when she turn in her sleep, it moves and wakes her up so we quit using it when she is older. The lock feature works but if you a have strong active baby, it still move.