Does this work for a stomach sleeping baby?
1715008
Yes, my son sleeps on his stomach part of the time and it worked fine for him. I put it more to the one side that her tended not to favor when sleeping. The only issue I had with tummy sleeping is if they are laying on it and the alarm goes off, it isn't nearly as loud, so if you are a very sound sleeper, it might not wake you!
1715009
Yes, you just put it on the back of the diaper a little off to the side. I still use it on my 8 month old who sleeps mostly on his tummy.
1715010
I use it for my 8 month old daughter who will only sleep on her belly, it works fine but you will have a hard time hearing the tick but we tried it out and the alarm is still very loud so you could still hear it...
1876016
Yes it will. It senses the rise & fall of the baby's breathing on their belly so it'll still work.
269317
From what I remember, no. It will provide vibration and or music for a certain amount of time. The other option is if you leave it on all night it will turn on when it recognizes a noise from baby, stay on for a while and then reset to respond again when baby wakes. Hope this helps
11676
Yes, you clip it to the diaper. I don't put my Baby in a onesie to sleep, just a gown or zip up sleeper, so it's not bad. Even when he was a newborn and swaddled though it was fine. The only problem is when they get to be a few months old and move around more it can come off and the alarm will go off. That's just starting to happen at our house. If you have too many layers over I when that happens it could be a bit bothersome. I still think it would be worth it though.
1243391
It needs to be worn. If you left it inside the crib next to the baby, it wouldn't register the rise and fall of his stomach, only the slight movement of the mattress when he breathes. It would probably work, at least much of the time, but you would likely get many false alarms. If you don't mind dealing with that, you could give it a try, but I think it would make for a lot of lost sleep (on baby's part if no one else's).
457084
Yes! We used it until my daughter started kicking it off in her sleep at about 9 months.
2189700
I don't think the mattress is firm enough for a new born baby to sleep on at night. I got this for travel and it works perfect but it is soft. I can fold the mattress in half its so soft.
1298224
Yes in my opinion. My son been sleeping in his since he was born. I use the rock n play more than his bassinet that's just how much he loves it and works very well in small spaces like beside the bed. I love this product and highly recommend it.
2013213
Hello, I don't think so, because this detects the movement of the baby's belly, as it moves when the baby breathes. But in the back it doesn't feel the same, and probably you'll get several false alarms.
1019580
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!
1056216
Yes it does. It moves as the baby moves and it's comfortable for them and makes them feel secure. My 20 month old still uses it every now and then when all his pajamas are in the dirty laundry. And he sleeps 10.5-11hrs. Hope that helps!
457086
It can, but once my son started flipping to his belly at about 5 months old the Snuza had more false alarms. I still used it once he flipped to his tummy for about 2 more months. As he got more mobile and squirmy the alarm started going off almost every night and waking him up. I've heard some moms then clip it on the side or back of the diaper but I didn't try that.
1984944
My daughter sleeps on her back still but on the website it does say if they sleep on their tummy you will just need to position the clip more on the side (might take a little trial and error). See question 11 in their FAQ http://www.mylevana.com/product/Oma_%EF%BF%BD_Powered_by_Snuza.eng-49-overview-121.htmlWe LOVE this product. It brought so much peace of mind for my husband and I!
1288895
It might help a little bit but doesn't stretch out all that big. I also find that the suction cups pop off of the window occasionally... May not be ideal for waking a sleeping baby:)
1338845
The Magic Sleepsuit is designed to keep babies sleeping on their backs longer. Once a baby is consistently rolling to their belly in The Sleepsuit it is time to transition them out. If you baby is already a tummy sleeper, he may be frustrated that the Sleepsuit does not allow him to roll as he is used to. Please call us with any additional questions at 877-458-0130.
1540481
Poor choice for stomach sleepers. I'm one of those restless people who sleeps in all manner of positions, and trust me there is NO way to sleep on your stomach on this baby. I adore this pillow, but it's not a stomach-sleeper's choice.
1019577
Yes! I use it! Baby sleeps right next to the bed so I can hear everything that she needs or is happening!