What do you recommend between the Fisher-Price yellow Newborn Rock'n Play Sleeper or the Fisher Price Deluxe bunny Rock'n Play sleeper?
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my daughter has the yellow newborn Rock'n play sleeper and she loves it and I do not know what the deluxe bunny sleeper is
1740563
sorry, i dont have te deluxe, but we do have the snugabunny swing and chair and she likes the rocknplay the most.
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The deluxe has support pads. I have been using it with my newborn since she was 4 days old without them without a problem, so they aren't really necessary for function. As far as positioning from both a mommy and occupational therapist standpoint, she is swaddled and has sufficient head support from swaddling and the angle of the seat. I'd save the money and use the regular, adding a carseat head support system if you find it necessary later.
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these are sold at target. if one is more comfortable than the other and you can afford it then go for the bunny sleeper. one thing though, the support piece that your child will lay on is VERY hard so what I did was, I place a very fluffy and comfy blanket over the top of it and under the top piece. There is velcro at the top where the two detach from each other and a blanket can be shoved in there. this will ensure that your babys head isnt lying on a hard surface.
1740566
Never used the deluxe, but we have been so happy with the regular one that I'd be reluctant to spend extra money unnecessarily.
1002524
Lego is a much better/sturdier brand than Mega. For the really little ones, the huge Mega Bloks are good, but when they're in the preschooler age, Duplos seem to be a lot better.
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I bought the one for the cheaper one and it works great. I honestly think it comes down to toys and sounds. My son was just fine with his rocker with only a couple toys, he never knew the difference.
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My son received both as gifts and initially the toy winkel was his favorite for teething and grasping. Once he started pointing with his index finger & picking up more things, the Bright Starts Activity Clack Ball became his new favorite toy. He plays with it all the time; in the car, in his crib and even kicks it while he is in his Johnny Jump-Up. I would get the Activity Ball, or both if you can, either way you will not be disappointed..
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For me I wanted to keep the sleeper strictly for sleep at night to kind of teach her that when she's in that she's to sleep for awhile lol so I still use the bouncer for play time. Even though the sleeper rocks it doesn't make as much movement as the bouncer when the baby kicks and moves. I use the rocking feature if she wakes up and just needs a little rocking to go back to sleep. I think having both would be beneficial depending on how you plan on doing things with sleep.
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Yes in my opinion. My son been sleeping in his since he was born. I use the rock n play more than his bassinet that's just how much he loves it and works very well in small spaces like beside the bed. I love this product and highly recommend it.
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The one with remote control is better because they will get more play time with it. My son has both and he plays with the remote control a whole lot more
767779
haven't tried adorable baby. My top picks for the money are think baby and seventh gen
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He's just a newborn and loving it. I can see him growing with the toy though, or it growing with him I should say. He'll appreciate the more "sophisticated" aspects as he ages. So I would say from newborn (for the soothing sounds) to toddlerish, and perhaps a little older because of the story aspects.
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FP newborn Rock n play. I never owned mammaroo but I was given many types of portable and electric swings, different brand bouncers and bassinets /co sleepers and in the end, after 4 kids ranging from 11years -15 mos, this was by far my favorite piece of baby gear for the early months.
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We always used the podster for naps and pack n play for night. When she started sliding out of the podster and sitting up in it (around 6 1/2 months), we switched to the PNP for naps too. Although we have a crib, my baby prefers the PNP, I think because it's cozier--like the podster. Try swaddling, but your baby just may need a few days to get used to sleeping in the crib.
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I bought the Dream on Me 3" foam pack and play mattress for $39.99 at Walmart. It's a good quality mattress and our baby loved sleeping on it. Any standard size pack and play sheet will work. We use the brand Kushies.
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The difference, as far as I can tell, is the size, so if you're going to get one, I'd take the toddler pillow, with the requisite caveat that just because they're called "baby" and "toddler" pillow doesn't make them inherently safer for babies under 1 year than any pillow. So, you know, that's up to you. If you're planning to put it in a crib, I don't know if the baby pillow would fit better, but I know I like the toddler pillows because I can kind of share them with my kids if I have to lie down with them for a while.
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Close call. I would say yes, this one lasts longer than our Baby Einstein by a few days. Invest in good batteries, don't waste your time with cheapies. The lights aren't as bright on this one and it doesn't bother that twin as much during the late night binkie-search. The music is not as loud either, I wish the Baby Einstein wasn't so piercingly loud when it first starts.
1894131
I bought this for my grand daughter I love the height and it snuggles her so she feels comfy. She is 3mths old and I see the difference between putting her in the Sleeper or the crib.
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it is pretty much the same size as the rock & play. I don't have exact measurements, but my son is 4 months now & 16 lbs & we will be transitioning him out of this very soon. it might not be worth the investment as big as your baby is.
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Not sure but I would recommend the Eddie Bauer case from Target. It is much better. The fisher price case is not user friendly.