Would this be a good solution for my 7 month old to sleep in all night while on vacation in a hotel?
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I would actually recommend either Summer Infant By Your Side Sleeper Or LulyBoo Baby Lounge to Go, Google those 2 and a pic of the item should pop up.
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I would actually recommend eitherSummer Infant By Your Side SleeperOr LulyBoo Baby Lounge to Go, Google those 2 and a pic of the item should pop up.
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My grandson is 7 months old but is too long to sleep in this we use like little bean bag chair for him.
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That's a tough question to answer but I'll do my best. The dimensions of this are 30 inches long by 20 inches wide I hope that helps. If it were me I probably would not.
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Maybe? This has come up on car-seat.org several times. It seems Diono has said yes it is OK, but they had to draw the line somewhere. If you feel your child is OK in the more upright position, then I guess it becomes a parental decision. I will point out, though, that my 2 1/2yo often slumps in this seat when sleeping, so with an 8mo, it might be even worse. I don't think you're going to get a hard and fast yes or no. You could call diono yourself and see what they are currently saying. http://www.car-seat.org/showpost.php?p=2139611&postcount;=35
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I wish. But it just has 15 or 30. It's usually enough time to get him toSleep and relax. But if not then I just click it off then back on for another 30 min. Works like a charm!
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Yes, I think this would work well if she is active (as many pediatricians recommend they don't have anything in their crib until they are pretty mobile). If you bought the baby one I think she may outgrow it quite quickly. Our daughter is VERY active at night and always struggled to get comfortable...she is much more content now. This was a good purchase. If you find that your daughter is just a little small for it - she will probably be ready for this one pretty soon! Hope this helps.
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That's exactly what I've been using it for. I just adjust his head every so often to make sure it's supported because since this is on an incline, his head can slump down a bit sometimes. However, since you're feeding every 3 hrs you have plenty of opportunity to reposition. It's the only thing my newborn will sleep in. He wouldn't use the flat co-sleeper bassinet/pack and play we bought--I think because it made his stomach hurt because he couldn't get his burps out flat on his back. This is one of the few incline sleepers. It's very easy to pack from room to room.
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I suppose this depends on your child and his/her comfort with sleeping on a cot. If you are concerned about your child rolling off the bed, then the shrunks bed is great. If you have room in your bag/car seat carrier, then take the shrunks & a crib sheet. If in your shoes, I would bring it. It will also break down each morning and take up no space in your hotel room (vs a cot).
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My son is 10 months old and still naps in this on occasion...and he is large for his age. I can't remember at what age he outgrew the bassinet feature; I think sometime around 4 months. But, after the bassinet is outgrown, you can just put the mattress in the bottom and they nap down there. I wouldn't use this for a full-time crib at this age; but for the occasional nap or overnight trip, my son is perfectly comfortable in it. He is not going to fit in it much longer. My daughter outgrew it sometime around her first birthday.
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Yes! We used it until my daughter started kicking it off in her sleep at about 9 months.
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Yes. I bought this for my grandson when he sleeps over, but my daughter in-law took it with them when they went on a cruise a few months back.
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I think so! There's the platform that we put a grass mat on for our guy or the area under the platform is a safe hidey-hole. So plenty of places to sleep (of course my little guy's up all night LOL).
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Mmmmm I don't know. Maybe when they are brand new for a very short time. I think the regular size co-sleeper would probably be a better idea - this one is about half as wide as that one (think half the size of a pack-n-play).
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My 10 month old is 28 inches too and he is WAY too big for it now. I would only recommend it for newborns, we stopped using it because he got too big around 5 months.If you're looking for a travel sleep system, we just use a pack and play and when we're home, he sleeps in his crib.
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We travelled quite a lot in her first 7 months and I used it exclusively for sleeping whenever we travelled including at night and she slept very happily.
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Yes, you just have to place a good comforter so the baby is more comfortable. My baby started using it at 2 mo and right now he is 15 mo and he sleeps on it right on our side.
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I would give it a try. My son is a little over 8 months. People tend to think he is younger because he is on the smaller side. He is a very active sleeper so it doesnt work well at night anymore, he usually ends up beside it etc.. But, we still use it for diaper changes, hc, swing etc so he's not flat on his head.the part where his head would rest is about 7 inches across in the middle if that helps. If it doesn't work u could save for another baby or loan/give away but I would try it. We will use it as long as possible, I'm sure he appriciates the extra cushion:)
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We actually have used this for sleeping when traveling. Once your baby can sit up it could be dangerous, but we have found it to be a perfect cradle.
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its not going to be good for travel. You might want to look into the crib size as this model is for a twin bed. A suggestion for a short term is to roll several towels a log and place under the sheet on the open side of the bed.