Is it safe & effective for a 6- month old who loves to roll to sleep on his stomach?
1338842
I think so as long as long as he is used to sleeping on his stomach already. This suit doesn't restrict the movement of the head. It just doesn't startle them when they toss and turn during the night. My baby started wearing it around 6-7 months without any problems.
1338843
My 8 month old just started to roll and sleep on her belly. I can't keep her off it! I use the snooza every night and we have never had any issues.
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.
1338845
The Magic Sleepsuit is designed to keep babies sleeping on their backs longer. Once a baby is consistently rolling to their belly in The Sleepsuit it is time to transition them out. If you baby is already a tummy sleeper, he may be frustrated that the Sleepsuit does not allow him to roll as he is used to. Please call us with any additional questions at 877-458-0130.
1338846
I would say probably yes, my baby is pretty strong, he's not rolling yet, but he seems pretty snug and secure in it...
2116505
The answere is "yes" "yes" and "yes"! My nephew is 2. We got this for him when he started walking and he LOVES it. It is his go to spot for when he feels a need for quite and or nap time. He has the he curls up in it and watches television with his blanket. He has the freedom to get in or out of it so I think it his his secure and comfy place to be. I can't say enough about this product. I would buy this again over and over. Superior quality
960463
Yes and no, my 8 month old can roll off if he wanted but it has a slight incline to the sides which pushes him back towards center (and he is reallllly strong). So while a baby could roll off anything it's a little bit more difficult. I also have a soft pad changing top that I use in another location and he rolls off that as soon as he lays down. So comparatively speaking, for anti rolling, this changing table is better.
1162907
This was designed for toddlers. There is nothing to keep an infant from rolling off. True it isn't a long fall (only about 9 inches) but still not a good idea for a baby. I would think 18 months and older would be a better plan.
1104502
Yes. My son loved it for tummy time! It helps cushion their fall if the deside to roll over. But never leave baby unattended because it's a baby! Hope this helps!
137386
Absolutely. No problem on either side, but you shouldn't roll to your belly. When I wake up in that position, I turn to my back, but usually end up on my side anyway.
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.
2013212
You should never allow your child to sleep on his stomach in the first place. That's asking for SIDS. I know some of them are belly sleepers but buy something which forces them to sleep on their back.
960460
My newborn rolls from side to side in it. But if your baby is big enough to roll over its not high enough. I fixed mine on top of my dresser and it works great for me so far . I don't know how it's gonna be when LO grows up . Hope my answer helped
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.
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.
1056627
I also had trouble going cold turkey to the crib from r and p at age 6 months. What is working for me now (From a previous comment)....I put a boppy under the sheet and a towel rolled up to simulate a donut shape. I lay my baby in there and he doesn't wake up when I lay him down and he sleeps all night just like in hs r and p. It's been 4 days and it's working! He's not strong enough to roll over with that boppy there but I do keep th evideo monitor on him anyways. In a few days, I'll try taking the boppy away and lay him on his side as I think he'll feel comfortable and secure. I'll let u know how it goes. I also had trouble going cold turkey to the crib from r and p at age 6 months. What is working for me now (From a previous comment)....I put a boppy under the sheet and a towel rolled up to simulate a donut shape. I lay my baby in there and he doesn't wake up when I lay him down and he sleeps all night just like in hs r and p. It's been 4 days and it's working! He's not strong enough to roll over with that boppy there but I do keep th evideo monitor on him anyways. In a few days, I'll try taking the boppy away and lay him on his side as I think he'll feel comfortable and secure. I'll let u... » Read More I also had trouble going cold turkey to the crib from r and p at age 6 months. What is working for me now (From a previous comment)....I put a boppy under the sheet and a towel rolled up to simulate a donut shape. I lay my baby in there and he doesn't wake up when I lay him down and he sleeps all night just like in hs r and p. It's been 4 days and it's working! He's not strong enough to roll over with that boppy there but I do keep th evideo monitor on him anyways. In a few days, I'll try taking the boppy away and lay him on his side as I think he'll feel comfortable and secure. I'll let u know how it goes. « Show Less
1194240
Use Painters Tape - it will reinforce the Snuza if you have a super active little one.My twin girls are both tummy sleepers, and it has never bothered them. The sensor is pretty soft. One of my girls is very active and her Snuza's grip wasn't a match for her backscooting and practicing crawling every night. So now when we clip it on the girls we use a little piece of thin painters tape to help give it staying power. No more false alarms.
2056654
I bought this for my new born. Till 6-8 months , infant feel comfortable sleeping in it. Besides, it highly depends on baby.
1103375
it is VERY SMALL for a 5 month. he will find no use to it. unless the kid is just lays down on his back whole day and he just need a mat to be on his stomach you'll find use for it.
1715008
Yes, my son sleeps on his stomach part of the time and it worked fine for him. I put it more to the one side that her tended not to favor when sleeping. The only issue I had with tummy sleeping is if they are laying on it and the alarm goes off, it isn't nearly as loud, so if you are a very sound sleeper, it might not wake you!
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.