Are the sides squishy enough to push down and nurse while baby is in it and you are lying next to her?
1408215
Yes. This is also the number one thing we recommend to anyone we know or meet who is having a baby! We dragged it around the house and traveled with It etc until our baby was too big for it. We dubbed if 'the bucket' and it's totally awesome. Buy buy buy it! The cover zips off to wash too, but we found that putting a towel under baby while she was in it helped if she spit up.
1408216
Yes. This is also the number one thing we recommend to anyone we know or meet who is having a baby! We dragged it around the house and traveled withIt etc until our baby was too big for it. We dubbed if 'the bucket' and it's totally awesome. Buy buy buy it! The cover zips off to wash too, but we found that putting a towel under baby while she was in it helped if she spit up.
1408217
yes, you could do that. This is absolutely perfect for co-sleeping and nursing
25351
I would say it is somewhere in between. They do not push in all the way but it doesn't seem too bad. I have only had the set up for about a week so I am still getting use it it. They are comfy though.
1161502
I don't think that would be comfortable or too stable. it could be possible if you are lying on your side
1177539
I say yes. The most important things to remember are no blankets, pillows, or stuffed animals in with baby. I use as primary bed for my son. Started using at about 4 months. He is now 21 months. Love it!
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.
181739
Not really as it doesn't recline flat. It reclines enough for the baby to sleep.
838520
No.it is pretty good and doesn't squish much. Very comfortable to make a mattress.
921473
It is decent. Thicker than laying a blanket on the floor. But not much. I would lay on hard floor depending on how active the baby is. If baby is picking head up but still dropping where it might hit hard, then I would say no. Just rolling and scooting around fine. Or if able to control head some.
245988
I wouldnt put a newborn in it but it lies flat enough that i felt comfortable putting my then 3 month old in it, fully reclined and on flat pavement. I actually got it for that specific purpose, to accomadate my infant and toddler taking turns.
1676516
No, it's perfect firmness. My 4-mo old loves it, even to play and practice his tummy time. If it were softer (like our bed) he wouldn't be able to do tummy time so well (hands would sink a little into mattress).
2213642
Yes, but you will need to put towels or blankets in the bottom for cushioning. We took ours to the pool and put a few towels in the bottom for the baby to lay on. It's a little difficult if it's windy, but we put bottles of water in the side pockets and that weighed it down enough that it didn't blow away.
572977
I suppose it could be used as a cosleeper, but it's soft all around (i.e. you can't pick it up with baby in it, the bottom would likely collapse), and the sides would squish in if you were sleeping next to it and happened to press against it (which would make it smaller).
1169438
It would be tight. I didn't use a Bobby for nursing because my son was really long and he and the pillow wouldn't fit.
2039515
Yes. The picture shown the lowest point of the mattress setting. I put on the highest level for my 6 month old baby, easy on our back.
989797
Yes, its a very nice feature. I still use it like a bassinet for my 6 month old, he is still a little guy.
1714268
Yes, with an infant insert and the seat laid back,as per DIL ,mother of twins & 2year old
45154
Yes the sides are as firm as the middle. My wife and I are elderly and we had no problem getting in and out of bed.