My child flipped out when I attached it to his underwear &amp; shirt the first night. Is it returnable?
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Trust me, return the item to Amazon. The child is still to young and immature. Don't be surprised, Amazon will take it even if it has been used and covered with urine!
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Ours is long gone, but had the same problem. Have no answer, just keep putting it back on. I guess you can try to glue it. That thing was a life saver. Plop the kid in and you can get some things done. Both kids loved it, especially when starting to walk.
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I'm not really sure about that. But that would be really crazy. I would just send it back to whoever you got it from. Have you received one that was upside down?
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We have done that with no issues. Technically it says on the packaging to remove it after twelve hours, but we've seen no signs of issues. Just make sure it's not too tight etc
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7/18/2014Good Day Brian,You need to contact the merchant that sold it to you. I most cases they will not want the item back as it is an adult product. But if it is defective the merchant should have some kind of refund/replacement policy.Thank you,Customer Service Dept.JoyToyShop
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If you don't want to return it, I suggest using Velcro. They make some that has a peel off-sticky back.
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You have to have somewhere to anchor the straps at the child's waist area. You loop it around something then through it's self (if that makes sense?). So I'm not sure.
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This is what the official website for the sleep suit says about rolling: "It is recommended that babies transition out of the Magic Sleepsuit once they are able to roll over in it, since this is typically a sign that they are ready for more movement in their sleep, and the Magic Sleepsuit is specifically designed for the back sleeping position." Once my 9 month old started rolling onto her stomach to sleep we moved her to a sack and the zipadeezip. She had a couple weeks where she woke up more at night but once she transitioned she went back to sleeping great. Good luck!
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I'm sure all kids are different, but it worked for my son. He wanted to wear it, but knew he couldn't wear it unless he tried to go on regular intervals. He just eventually transitioned out of it... And is completely potty trained. He just started going when he felt e needed to go
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HelloThis item, due to sanitary concerns, once used is not returnable. It is only returnable before it is used. Thx Joe
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They turned out too tight around the neck unfortunately - my son was average 8 month old when I tried these. It was soooooooo unfortunate because the colors, material and velcro are excellent! Trully trully need to have a bigger opening, the velco is also so good that I also see where it would not be good for an infant because it may hurt and or makes noise to take it off. I tried using them by leaving some velcro exposed to make neck opening wider but it would scratch and redden the back of my son's neck as it rubbed. I guess if your child has a skinny neck it may work for you. I gave them away to a smaller baby...sadly. Obviously i'm still upset they didn't work out for us. Hope this helps. They turned out too tight around the neck unfortunately - my son was average 8 month old when I tried these. It was soooooooo unfortunate because the colors, material and velcro are excellent! Trully trully need to have a bigger opening, the velco is also so good that I also see where it would not be good for an infant because it may hurt and or makes noise to take it off. I tried using them by leaving some velcro exposed to make neck opening wider but it would scratch and redden the back of my son's neck as it rubbed. I guess if your child has a skinny neck it may work for you. I gave them... » Read More They turned out too tight around the neck unfortunately - my son was average 8 month old when I tried these. It was soooooooo unfortunate because the colors, material and velcro are excellent! Trully trully need to have a bigger opening, the velco is also so good that I also see where it would not be good for an infant because it may hurt and or makes noise to take it off. I tried using them by leaving some velcro exposed to make neck opening wider but it would scratch and redden the back of my son's neck as it rubbed. I guess if your child has a skinny neck it may work for you. I gave them away to a smaller baby...sadly. Obviously i'm still upset they didn't work out for us. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Probably not - unwound it's too big to wear and looped twice it's too small for my 5 year old to put on. It's fun though! My 5 yr old, 3 yr old, and 6 no old all play with it.
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the first night my 7 year old used it he slept through it so did I and I just went in and held it against his chest and said his name and said that time to wake up until he woke upI think I might have said it 3 times we have been using it for about a month and he has had all gold stars except for maybe 6I would just keep holding it on his chest when he's asleep telling him it's time to wake up that means it's time to go potty hope that helps
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My son was wearing depends, he had to wear underwear. First few nights are pretty wet so be prepared for it! My son still leaks a bit but its not as much and has so many dry nights for the first time in 14 years! It is worth the changing the bedding often... I promise!!!! Just click it on underwear and unit on shirt or side of pillow and it will wake them.
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I wish i could help.. I have not seen that issue on my son. Is it too big/long for your 16mth old? Make sure its completely filled iwth air, and make sure the strap underneath is secure and not loose. That could help. :) Good Luck
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Kind of... You have to double check to make sure everything is covered. We were really pleased with this the first couple of nights. However, after a while when he went to the bathroom, not only was his fur soaked until the diaper came off, but wherever he laid was also wet. We ended up stopping use.
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I think it woukd be awfully diffucult for a child to undo. We've had ours for several months & the latch is slightly more worn in (thus easier to undo) but there's no way my 2 yr old could pull it apart unless i didnt snap it in all the way.