do you continue to use your sleep sacks after your little ones are able to roll over, sit up or stand?
197922
My LO. Can't stand yet but does sit and roll. We still use ours. I don't put him to bed with a blanket and it's still cold at night. His sack keeps him warm and I don't worry about his getting wrapped up in it.
197923
For sure! My 10 month old is doing all of the above in her sack. It's so big/wide in the leg area there's room for them to move their legs to crawl and stand. And once they're toddler age, Halo makes sacks that have feet cut outs. My oldest wore those for a little while (until he said he just wanted to sleep with his favorite blanket). It's so nice knowing they're always covered up wearing their sacks.
197924
Yes. My LO is not standing yet, but she moves all over the crib in her sleep sack - it's nice because I don't worry about her kicking her covers off or pulling them over her head. But I think I will use the ones with leg holes when she's standing...
197925
yes, my daughters both wore them until about 2 1/2! - it was part of their night routine, and they would walk in them in their crib, but never tried to climb out. I didn't buy the one with foot holes, they just had the XL size. As soon as my babies were done swaddling (about 3 months) we went through every size of sleep sack up to XL!
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.
585212
I have to say, I often find their heads tilted to the side. I usually roll a blanket and put it on the side of their heads that they tend to sleep on (have twins). For my 3 year old it seems to work better.
608820
If we are putting our little one down for the night we will clip it to his diaper before snapping up his onesie. Then he goes into his sleep sack. For naps he is normally wearing pants with a elastic waist. I'll just clip it on there once I've laid him down. Also once he started rolling over to his tummy the Snuza still works just fine.
1945100
3-4 months depending on how big your baby is and if they are trying to roll over or move alot.
1829057
I use a pillowcase with mine as I do any other pillow. It's easier to wash a pillowcase more often, especially when my son is sick.
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.
488567
You're not supposed to do that because of a SIDS risk, BUT I've heard of people putting it under the fitted sheet and propping the infant up that way. Hope this helps and Good luck :)
2159770
NO- not at all; It's too "squishy". I think it would be completely safe if your baby was sitting up, crawling, easily rolling over. We bought it for my granddaughter to use when she was about 15 months when she has a sleep over. She is now 19th months old, and it is wonderful. She snuggles down in it and sleeps all night.
1809661
Yes! We use it constantly with our little guy. During the day for naps (sometimes he'll sleep with just a onesie or tee shirt and diaper underneath) and with short sleeve/ short pj sets at night. In really hot weather I'm anticipating we may just put him in the diaper and the sleep sack:) We love our sleep sacks!!
1043590
I use them for my grandsons when they come down. I use a regular pillowcase - it fits sideways - then I just fold over the extra.
1894229
I wouldn't advise leaving any baby unattended in a pillow or beanbag unless he is able to right himself; meaning, if he falls asleep or rolls over on his stomach and can't get out of that position, you run the risk of suffocation.
1204963
My twins are almost six months old and they still use them daily, but not for sleeping anymore. We had to start buckling them in around 4.5 months because they are starting to sit up.
476558
We did not have this experience with our co-sleeper. When the kiddos had respiratory problems we placed a small folded towel under the mattress pad by their head to elevate their upper body. You could try doing something similar on the side that is lower to level it out.
1867414
Yes. This often happens to us. We usually start with the sit and stand but by the end of the day my 3 year old gets tired and is ready to sit for good. The extra seat collapses flat.
1654350
I could only use up to 5 months as a cosleeper. Then my baby could climb out but I'm still using it at 10 months dropped down as a pack n play.
1146708
Yes, it does help keep them from rolling out. My 3 year old toddler has been using it sporadically since she was two and has never rolled out of it. It should be noted, the bed is not really high up horizontally anyway, so even if your grandson does roll out of the bed, he wouldn't be hurt in any serious way, just woken up (assuming you have the bed on the floor, of course).
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.