My daughter just started rolling over at night swaddled which wakes her. Will this help her not roll over at night?
1153012
It is my understanding that once your baby can roll over you shouldt NOT be using the sleep suit. If she managed to roll over wearing the suit it would be a suffications hazard because it would weight her down on her stomach. That said, maybe she won't be able to roll over in the weighted suit...but it's a risk.
1274826
We had a lot of trouble with that. I ended up putting her on her stomach finally. He has slept perfectly ever since. I know they advise against it, but it's the only way either of my kids would sleep in their cribs.
1085387
Depends on your child. It doesn't make a difference with my daughter during sleep. However, it has become part of our bedtime routine so when we do use the suit she knows immediately that it is time for bed. She is tiny so we still use ours when it is cold at night to avoid using a blanket in the crib. She is 16 months.
197926
Mine is rolling over (not sitting or standing yet) and I still use them. They make sleep sacks with legs for when they start walking.
2215003
It is stiffer than a piece of cloth so it will not bunch if your baby sleeps/squirms on this. I let my son sleep on this when he was younger and had no problems of the pad folding or bunching up. I don't let him sleep on it now because I'm afraid he'll inadvertently fold in an edge to his face and hinder breathing.
2012383
Yes, I think this would work well if she is active (as many pediatricians recommend they don't have anything in their crib until they are pretty mobile). If you bought the baby one I think she may outgrow it quite quickly. Our daughter is VERY active at night and always struggled to get comfortable...she is much more content now. This was a good purchase. If you find that your daughter is just a little small for it - she will probably be ready for this one pretty soon! Hope this helps.
1106715
Hi Erin, it does not pose a problem and does not increase the likelihood of rolling since it does not curve much, just a little bit. However, my baby is using a different mattress now since the naturepedic was not very cozy, maybe due to the slight curve, it just never felt like it was very cozy for her to sleep on it. So in our case: a lot of money wasted. I am a nervous mom always making sure i have the best prducts for my baby but in retrispect i would not have bought this.
1229715
I don't think so. This suit is designed for them to sleep on her back, I think the weight of it would make it impossible for her to roll back over if she somehow ended up on her tummy
252275
It does for us every once inawhile. We started using the monitor that attaches to her diaper at about 6 months due to rolling. It also could be a matter of our mattress density. This item saved our daughters life when she stopped breating and we got her to start again due to alarm
1498900
You can't use just the Safe T Sleep alone for this. You need to add a swaddle blanket for that. We used Swaddle Me blanket and then added the Safe T Sleep when he started rolling over.
736195
Yes, though we put in rolled receiving blankets to keep baby from rolling. Would not suggest moving an older baby(8+ months, if you are still using it).
1167255
This suit is only for back sleeping, the company says it is not safe once the baby can roll over in it. However, just because a baby can roll over out of the suit, it doesn't mean they can roll over while in it.
263470
I have used it as a napper since my daughter is still too small to roll over, but once your child starts rolling over I would stop using it as a napper.
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!
497855
It keeps them pretty well dipped in like a hammock and since the sleeping bag is connected like a bed sheet it does help keep them in bed. But for a heavy roller/restless sleeper, it probably will not help.
1447098
My mother was not able to roll over, but the akarm doesn't go off until you lift up off if it. No false alarms, it worked very well for us.
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.