Sassy Baby 2 In 1 Sleep Positioner; White

Manufacturer: Sassy
Customer Rating:

, based on 3 reviews

Lowest Price: $9.50
By Supplier: 16th Avenue Pharmacy Inc.

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Editorial Review:

Can choose back or side sleeping
Full body support for baby
White

The Sassy Curved 2 in 1 Sleep Positioner helps position baby as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics.Features: Cradles baby in comfort while sleeping or resting Offers parents the flexibility and choice of back or side sleeping for baby Fully adjustable for snug fit and longer use Patented curved bumpers conform to baby's natural shape when side sleeping Longer bumpers support baby more fully Completely machine washableAges: Birth to 6 Months. Note: Not recommended for infants who can roll over freely.

Customer Reviews:

I love it!

This has been one of the best purchases I've made. As an infant, I think this sleep positioner helped my son to sleep better by helping him to feel a bit more secure and steady in his crib. Now, my son has recently learned to turn over onto his belly. When he does this in his sleep it wakes him up several times a night. The positioner helps to keep him in place and prevent him from rolling over. In addition, it washes well and is easy to travel with. I don't know about this product preventing SIDS. That was really not my purpose in buying it. However, I would recommend this positioner to anyone!

2007-10-18

I like it

I used this product for my son, to prevent the back of his head becoming flat.When babies who cannot roll, sleep on their backs all the time, their skulls flatten out. I would use this when he napped during the day, putting him down on alternating sides everytime. I did not use it at night. Worked great for this purpose.

2007-07-01

BUYER BEWARE

After going to an Infant Safety class, we learned that this product does not prevent SIDS. In fact, the the doctors we spoke with did not recommend this product. Beware of false advertising on baby products. Review http://www.cpsc.gov/ for SIDS prevention and product safety.

2007-02-04