Built-in Slumber is Detachable &amp; Perfect For Naps ??? I can't figure out anything detachable. Apparently I didn't order what I thought I did??
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The Thomas part of the sleeping bag should zip all the way off. I've never tried to take other parts off though.
1061624
I haven't had it long. I just bought it for my grandchildren and it works out okay - not sure about adult sleeping. I'll have to try it out...sorry.
98035
The back folds down. In other words, it's not a pull-out - but much better. The sleep quality is far superior to the usual hide-a-bed. And underneath the bench is a compartment large enough for sheets and a couple of pillows. We are extremely pleased with this one.
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The Velcro is back there. But I can't say I notice it all. Every once in a while while I flip to my front side I remember it there (when I'm sill awake, never when already sleeping). But really happy with it. FYI. I'm a hobo shift worker. Not associated with anything but myself. Would recommend to anyone
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Love my snoozer!!! I have two boxers and buy them new ones about every twk years. You can take the cover off and wash it but I like to have new clean ones. The inside stuffing is cedar and fluff. Idk. But they are awesome!!!!
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Trust me, you will figure this out all on your own! Depending on how you are lying, the indentions will cradle the tubing and keep it off your face. My husband turns his pillow around off and on all night to support the tubing. He doesn't even wake up to do it. It is very intuitive, and you will appreciate it!
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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.
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I agree with Lauren0418. I wouldn't call it a "mattress"... it seems uncomfortable to me and our nebworn did not like it. Looked cold and uninviting. I wish i new about putting another pad (which is another purchase).. maybe that would have helped.
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Just noticed your question and checked, and yes it can be turned off. I too understand naptimes!!!
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The way the napper is set up, you can only use it on the pack n play. There are two metal rods that support that are inserted around the napper. Other wise it just a piece of fabric and it will lie flat on another surface. On another note, follow the instruction very carefully. I was pregnant and didn't play close attention and ended up installing the pieces upside down. It just make it harder to remove once my baby grew out of it (the release button is so hard to press!). Also, the changing area is also really confusing to put together by looking at the instructions. Just don't give up! It's a great item. I love it so much because of the convenience. The way the napper is set up, you can only use it on the pack n play. There are two metal rods that support that are inserted around the napper. Other wise it just a piece of fabric and it will lie flat on another surface. On another note, follow the instruction very carefully. I was pregnant and didn't play close attention and ended up installing the pieces upside down. It just make it harder to remove once my baby grew out of it (the release button is so hard to press!). Also, the changing area is also really confusing to put together by looking at the instructions. Just don't give up!... » Read More The way the napper is set up, you can only use it on the pack n play. There are two metal rods that support that are inserted around the napper. Other wise it just a piece of fabric and it will lie flat on another surface. On another note, follow the instruction very carefully. I was pregnant and didn't play close attention and ended up installing the pieces upside down. It just make it harder to remove once my baby grew out of it (the release button is so hard to press!). Also, the changing area is also really confusing to put together by looking at the instructions. Just don't give up! It's a great item. I love it so much because of the convenience. « Show Less
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I can only speak to the BumpZzzz, my grandniece loves it. Sleeps soundly and when not visiting rolls up nicely. Of course probably not as compact as an inflatable mattress but I wanted to ensure comfort for good sleep = happy toddler, avoiding cranky toddler lol
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The baby should definitely not sleep in the bassinet with the napper/changer in place. We just used the bassinet and didn't fiddle with the napper/changer because baby sort of wiggled around in it. To remove the napper/changer, you have to unsnap a few things. May not be something you would want to do at every nap.
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I have queen sheets on a full mattress. I love the way the topper sleeps, but it drives me absolutely crazy the way it slides off the edge every couple of days.
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I have not worn this while sleeping. I'm sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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I would not sleep on it, no. Definitely sturdy but not meant to act as the foundation for "bedtime activities"... I mean, like your body weight... get your mind out of the gutter!
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There's a "sleep" app that comes preloaded on it. I use it every single night.
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Yes the be can sleep in the napper. The napper is 2 in 1 napper and changing table. The napper and the changing table is reversible. You can easily remove the napper. BJ MARKET DEAL