Does this allow babies to roll over? My little one is 7 months and rolls himself over before sleeping.
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!
1056217
Yes, my little one rolls all over the crib in this sleep sack. She can also stand up and walk a little in it. There is a lot of room in the leg area.
1056218
Yes. This is loose enough for a baby to move around. It's not tight like a swaddle. My little boy has been wearing them faience he was aroun four months and he is 10 months.
1056219
It sure does! My almost 2 year old son (who sleeps on his belly) wears them and still loves them! It's basically just a wearable blanket. We love them!
807574
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.
1511423
I'm wondering about this as well...seems like it would have this issue. I just got one but am concerned about using it until my 4 month old can roll in all directions and right himself if need be.
1167256
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!
1170882
It does not. But it's an awesome unit! Nice to have the baby in bed with me but not have to worry about rolling over on him!
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.
85063
We used it in both the bassinet area and the lower pack and play area. But our baby did not roll or push up until very late and even then did not roll around much at night.
618692
My son didnt like it and he was 7 month's old when we used it. But im not sure why he wouldn't sleep in it. You could always fold up a blanket and put it under the mattress pad.
803847
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!
201515
The bumper in the top bassinet portion cannot be removed as far as I know. But keep this in mind.. The baby cannot roll over until s/he is 3 months old.. And.. You if you look a bit closer you will see there is a mesh area where the babies head will be.. I used this product for our daughter (now 3yrs old) and I highly recommend it. Another perk is its on wheels and can be easily moved from room to room.. Good luck! Enjoy your precious bundle. :)
1695930
We loved ours for our twin girls when they were less than 7 months, however we stopped using them once they could roll over. Now at 13 months there is no way they would stay put in the nests long enough to go to sleep. I think I have seen something that combines the depth of a pack n play with the compact lightweightedness of the nests, but don't remember where.
1343867
Yes! I have twin 21 month toddlers and when they get going the back of the trampoline tips up. I haven't had it actually go over, but it's a close thing...
608163
Yes, I bought one about 6 weeks ago. We really like it, the peace of mind it gives me is worth the price. My son does not roll over it but it still able to get in and out of bed easily.
1338844
My LO wasn't sleeping on his stomach at the time, so he was fine with it. He outgrew it just as he started to roll on his side to sleep. I will say this, it seems like a baby would have a very hard time rolling completely over in the suit. Remember the movie "A Christmas Story" where the kid says "I can't put my arms down!" It's more like that.
714374
my grandson just turned 6 mo. and started sleeping in a portable crib 2 weeks ago, I think that when a child can pull himself in to a sitting position that it isn't safe to leave them alone in it as they could wake up and pull up to the sides and tumble over the side onto the floor, my grandson could no longer stretch out comfortably in it but he still likes to get in it for a supervised nap .
1423404
Yes. I have a 7-month old and we like this crib. Very simple and love the dark finish. Would def buy it again!
1672323
Not really, and I think the peapod would be safest for a baby who can roll from front to back and back to front efficiently. I would not have a very young infant sleep in it due to suffocation risk. For our 9 month old he loves it with a few scattered toys on the floor.