could you use this as a co-sleeper?
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Yes for 5-7 pound babies, not after that really. it's comfortable for one up to 13/15 pounds.
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When I did use it, I kept it in the bed with me...so yes. It isn't too bulky or obtrusive. I think it would be fine for that purpose...my son just didn't like being in it. Period. He just wanted to be right next to me. But I believe that the product itself is of good quality and functional/multi-purpose design.
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It could, but mostly for use as a guest bed, not a bed to be used every night by an adult. It's perfect however for our toddler!
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i think if you are the type of person who moves around a lot in your sleep, yes you would. But, if you are a calm sleeper, you would not have a problem. The buttons are pressure sensitive, not touch though. One thing you might like about it, is the rubber coating. It wouldn't move around under your pillow. I put it on my dash in the car and it doesn't slide around while I am driving. If that helps at all.
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We used it as a co-sleeper all the way until our baby couldn't comfortably sleep in it anymore. This is the NUMBER ONE thing we used and recommend to all of our friends or anyone having a baby we know. We used it all over the house to move her around, took it on trips, and used as a co-sleeper. Its really one of the best things we bought.
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I'm sure you could, but I don't think I'd recommend it. The spacing between the upper & lower bunk is a bit shorter than normal. My husband & I are always hitting our heads!
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I suppose you could, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's very hard and not comfortable. I'm sorry I bought it.
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Our 5 month old is no longer comfortable in this sleeper. She's too active and slides down with her feet dangling and her neck in an uncomfortable position. I think you can use it for travel purposes if it's a short trip. I wouldn't use it for too long though. I think it's light enough to take with you.
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Definitely not. It seems to me it was meant mainly for napping indoors on a soft surface. The bottom side is no thicker than the top, which is pretty thin.
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Yes, I would not use it as a pillow. It is best used for kids. It is very narrow and short for normal sized adults.
1153322
This toy is not really designed to sleep in, I guess it would depend on how big the child is. I would not recommend it for sleeping children.
1900676
Um... I think my initial reaction is no. I wouldn't. I have a crib and pack n play and would use the mattress for the crib and the pack n play mat for the pack n play.
2168807
Yes- this co sleeper is only designed for newborns through infants, so it is firm enough for them. Once your baby can sit up, it is not safe to use this anymore. Both my kids outgrew it by 5 months anyway.
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Yes, assuming you don't have the volume to loud. You partner should be able to sleep sound, mine does.
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I don't think I would recommend it. It would be a pretty awkward setup with this one being heavier and firmer than a foam topper.
57254
Not at all. To be honest, i am not even too sure it is good for a side sleeper.
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Dear S. Konrad,This sofa cannot be converted to a sleeper.Let me know if you have any other question or concern.Regards...Claudia CudiciniCustomer ServiceHome Design HD
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Yes you can. It can be boxed up so it looks like a bassinet to lay them down comfortably.