Co-Sleeper Products
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Co-sleeper
Asked by J.J. from San Francisco
on January 3, 2008
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Has anyone used the 'baby delight' snuggle nest co-sleeper?' And what are your thought on it?
I am going to use the bassinet attachment on the pack n play I bought ...
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- Hi J.- I registered for a Snuggle Nest during my pregnancy and received one at my babyshower. I also returned it to the store with in a week of my daughter's birth...
- We had it & it was not a good fit for us. We slept with them in our arms or on our chest. I say return it. Use the money for diapers(smile) Good Luck
- We used both the Snuggle Nest and the Arms Reach cosleeper. I found the SN very nice for the first few weeks, especially while we got used to having a baby in bed with...
Co-sleeper and Cats
Asked by K.A. from San Diego
on February 24, 2009
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I am expecting #3 in June and am trying to figure out our sleeping arrangements. The baby will be in our room until we move after she's born because we have run out of...
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- My cat attacks mesh things too but has left the co-sleeper alone. I LOVE my co-sleeper! But you can't really use it as a co-sleeper for a year, but you can make it int...
- I concur with Beverly. Sorry. I love cats and have always had them growing up and as an adult. BUT... I must say, that having so many, AND around a newborn... is a ...
- Hi K., I didn't use a co-sleeper but I have young cats. My son has a bean bag chair that I wanted to keep the cats away from so I got a water spray bottle. I few go...
Is a Co-sleeper Worth It?
Asked by S.C. from Fort Wayne
on February 4, 2009
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I plan on co-sleeping with my next baby, like I did with my daughter. We used the Pack and Play bassinet with her, at least for naps and the beginning of the night. Af...
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- I co slept with all three of my daughters, until around their 1st birthday. I used a bassinette next to the bed all three times. This way, if you find it is a little...
- I've never used a co-sleeper, but I did do (almost) the same sleeping arrangement for nighttime feedings, and I do agree that it is much easier to nurse that way. My ...
- S., I am with you. You will do what you feel is best for your family. I co slept with my last child. He is almost eight and still comes into our bed nightly. But for y...
Need Help Using a Co-sleeper
Asked by E.N. from Pittsburgh
on April 25, 2009
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I'm having problems moving my 3 month old daughter to a co-sleeper after I'm finish breast feeding her at night. After nursing she is drowsy or lightly asleep, and as...
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- I have an almost 6 month old and I had the same problem. Finally, as many others suggested I tried swaddling when she was 3 months. This worked like a charm and I wish...
- Are you swaddling? Regardless of where you are having them sleep, at 3 months she probably would still prefer to be swaddled!!! That may be why she's waking up afte...
- I used the same co-sleeper when my son was an infant and we were nursing. The swaddling sounds like a good idea so she still feels secure. I think it will also give he...
How was your experience with arms reach co-sleeper?
Asked by R.C. from South Bend
on August 29, 2006
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Has anyone out there used the Armsreach co sleeper that attaches to the parents bed? I have a baby due in November and am wondering if this product is worth buying. ...
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- I have a friend who used this product with her children. And she loved it. She didn't want the baby in the bed because she worried about rolling over on her, but she...
- R. - i used the mini cosleeper for both my kids (3 and 1). in my opinion, it was well worth it. VERY convenient for nursing, since it's same level as bed, feels like...
- We used a co-sleeper, but not that particular one. I dont know if this is relevant, but we really enjoyed the closesness it provided with our son. He slept in it unt...
Co Sleeper to Crib
Asked by J.R. from Los Angeles
on May 20, 2011
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Friends are encouraging me to transfer my almost 5 month old into her crib. Right now she is in a co sleeper in my room. She still breastfeeds several times at night....
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- At 5 months she should be sleeping through the night, why so many feedings? I agree woth your friends break this habit amd put her in her crib. Of course she likes to ...
- i failed miserably with the whole getting them to sleep thing,,, but i will tell you that when my daughter was about 5 months, i walked into my bedroom to find her hav...
- You are not projecting - it IS lonely for infants and toddlers to sleep alone. Adults do not choose to sleep alone, in a dark room - not if they can help it, so why t...
Co Sleeper Use
Asked by C.B. from Denver
on November 8, 2009
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So my 4 1/2 month old daughter has been sleeping next to our bed in an Arm's Reach Co-Sleeper. It's been great for breastfeeding- she gets hungry, I simply lift her o...
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- I wouldn't use the co-sleeper this way. As secure as it seems, it is just not worth the risk. One thing you might want to consider is, my middle boy had the hardes...
- I would not use the co-sleeper. It is just not worth the risk. Pack and Plays are great. Also if your son gets a new bed with new bedding (something he likes) he ma...
- C., Our daughter is almost three (in February) & just moved to her toddler bed. What facilitated the process greatly was talking to her about how animals are makin...
Co-sleeper or Pack-n-Play
Asked by S.H. from San Francisco
on May 25, 2008
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Hi, I'm wondering if anyone who has twins or multiples can recommend a great co-sleeper or pack n play for twins?
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- Congratulations on your twins. Mine are now 4. We actually used a port-a-crib because it held more weight. Up to 50 pounds. This is what the people recommended at ...
- Hi I have 2 year old twins and when they were tiny babies we just put them in a regular sized Graco pack-n-play. My babies were 7 pounds 2 ounces and 6 pounds 8 ounce...
- We used the double co-sleeper for the first 2 months and then moved on to separate pak n plays when traveling. We also moved them into separate cribs at 3 months old,...
Does Anyone Have a Full Size Co-sleeper They Want to Sell?
Asked by K.A. from Chicago
on March 19, 2007
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I need a full size co-sleeper, weight limit up to 30 pounds. I live in Evanston and would be happy to pick it up. I can afford to pay 75.00.
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- Hi There- I have one, it is nice, and we hardly used it. I live in Lakeview, would you like to come and pick it up? It is a tan color with beige polka dots. We b...
- I have the mini co sleeper which I purchased last year when my daughter was born. It is not as large as the original co sleeper, but I found that it was the perfect s...
- I also have one, and I live in the Lakeview area. We did not use it much as our baby just slept in our bed mostly. Let me know if you are interested. You can reach ...
Arm's Reach Cocoon & Mini Co-sleeper
Asked by S.K. from Detroit
on April 8, 2009
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I was wondering if anyone has used The Cocoon sleeper by Arm's Reach for their newborn. Did it work well? How did you like it? How long was it used? I'm also consid...
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- I used the Cocoon Sleeper, and LOVED it. My son slept in it from day 1 until 6 months when he became to large for it (he weighed 25lbs and was about 29") It was very...
- HI SK I used the cosleeper, I don't remember if it's a mini, it's been 6 years now. I used it till my daughter was 5 months for bed time and naps. At 5 months she st...
- I used the mini-co-sleeper as a bassinet in our bedroom (not as a co-sleeper attached to the bed). Nothing else would fit in the space that we needed! It's great! I...
