can newborn sleep in all night?
1633833
I purchased another mattress for the bed--- and it is very comfortable. The mattress that comes with it is really lame. The rest of the bed is nice.
332635
Yes. I bought this for my wife during her pregnancy, and she would agree with that assessment. It is certainly cool at the beginning of the night, but it is no longer cool to the touch by 3 to 4 hours later.
1553568
Yes, I believe so. We started at 3 weeks, but I suppose it depends on the size of the newborn.
122155
We have put him in just a onesie and also in pants and onesie dependent on the weather. He sleeps better in a cool room so we do have the room on the cool side. This summer we did put him in the HALO sleepsack that was cotton and that worked well too. When he is zipped in, that is a signal for bedtime. We also do an early morning bottle and change in which we do not unzipp all the way so he stays sleepy. He will then sleep several more hours. Best of luck. We really like the HALOs.
2084409
Yes, our 18 month old baby is sleeping well inside. it reclines to almost fully horizontal.
243307
Yes, it is. My baby sleeps in it since he was 3 month old. In my opinion, that is just what an infant needs: not too soft, not too firm.
1056625
This is the only thing my daughter slept in for the first 4 months. She started getting too big for it, and too mobile, so I began with naps in the crib. It resulted in mostly unsuccessful naptimes at first, but once she started getting used to napping in the crib we made the transition to the crib at night. I also bought a sound machine (Marpac Sleepmate - best thing ever) and put her in a sleepsack, and after about a week or two I could put her to sleep in the crib without her waking up.
101616
I purchased this for my sister-in-law a few months ago. Her newborn baby, 9lbs, slept in this bassinet for the first 3 months. She did not use a positioner.
2084407
Our 17 month old had been sleeping in ours since he was 8 weeks ago. He loves it that much he still has both his day sleeps in it!
1876014
I've used my Snuza with two babies now. The day they learned to roll over, they started sleeping on their stomachs. I started clipping the Snuza on the back of their pants so they wouldn't muffle the alarm by laying on it. It still detects their breathing even touching their back.
661141
No, it is stationary. We actually never put her in the bassinet to sleep because the sides are curved. Babies should only sleep on flat surfaces to reduce the risk of SIDS.
1035070
You cold use it, the problem is if you do not change the diaper in all the night, you could irritate the skin of the baby, if you change it every three or four hours then it is fine.
2037190
For night feedings it should be fine since the baby will still be breathing and moving during feedings. To do diaper changes you will need to turn the monitor off and remove it from the diaper before you change the diaper-- remember to turn it off, or the time it spends on the table (not moving) will make the alarm sound!
1705792
Side sleeping is a risk factor for SIDS. You shouldn't even consider letting your baby sleep on their side until they are close to 12 months old. At very least after 6 months. This is very dangerous that they would turn over to their stomach and suffocate.
892238
yes, it comes with a kinda clip on net that you can put the bottom on and the new born can sleep there. only until they can roll/climb.
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.
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.