Snoozzz sleep positioner baby reflux support anti roll pillow - swaddle flat head syndrome aid - snoozepod snuggle sleepy pod - travel

Got this yesterday and already wanted to leave a 5 star review.Our daughter started sleeping well, finally, at about 11 weeks old, using a swaddleme cloth (which I also highly recommend). Then, at 16 weeks after 5 weeks of sleepy bliss for everyone, she started rolling over. Yay.We immediately stopped swaddling her. She can’t quite make it from back to front still but the last thing we wanted to risk is her managing that quietly on her own one night in her swaddle, when we’re asleep. The transition to baby sleeping bag went well at first but since then her and our nights have been progressively worse because her arms flail about still and she wakes herself up. She’s not yet grown out of the baby startles/ jazz hands.Frantic nighttime googling led me to this product. At £38 we left it about another week before deciding to purchase. If it was half the price we’d have got it immediately. However now I would say it’s worth every penny. Not materially but for the sleep benefit for everyone.Our girl is now back in her swaddle cloth and then in her snoozzz, safely kept on her back by the heavy duty Velcro. Last night she slept from 9-7, with one quick feed about midnight. She’s so much happier in the day when she’s had a good night sleep, much like her mum!When she was in a rolling mood earlier I popped her in the snoozzz just to test it’s staying power and it certainly kept her on her back. I’ll keep testing it as she gets bigger and stronger.One drawback is that if you do need to pop them out in the night the Velcro noise will inevitably wake your sleeping partner.Also it was quite fiddly to put the wrapper round the mattress at first but well worth the half hour of effort!Happy baby, happy parents.

My baby is four months and he’s started rolling over but he hasn’t figured out how to use his arms to lift himself up so he ends up with his face smooshed against the mattress which is, of course worrisome. I was afraid he’d get fussy not being able to roll on his side but he actually seemed to sleep better since he wasn’t constantly rolling about. We’ve actually been able to go from 11pm to 6am without him waking! It’s very costly for what it is and if you’re handy around a sewing machine, you could easily make it but it was worth it for peace of mind knowing he’s safe.

Excellent item for keeping baby in place, in our case my 12 week old is in a next2me crib with 2 wedge pillows under the mattress. He had really bad reflux, so hes sleeping at quite a tilt (maybe 30 degree). So this item was essential to keep him in place.He is a very powerful baby but this still manages to keep him in place thankfully. He is 13 pounds and this still has plenty of room to grow so I am unsure why others have struggled. He is not a small baby at 50th centile.Would not have been possible without this item and because it sits directly under the arms, he cannot tilt over to the side. He doesnt seem bothered by the velcro noise, in fact he is happy at the noise ad he knows I am taking him out and if I am lifting him it means he is already awake.Added bonus, he is learning to roll and I'm glad hes strapped in as I do not need to worry about his safety.

Firstly the box arrived and it had clearly been opened previously (torn open by the looks of things) and the wrap inside had been poorly folded and placed back in the box. Despite it clearly being secondhand, I’m desperate for a solution that will prevent our baby turning himself around while sleeping. I washed it and placed it on my baby’s cot - the mattress strap for is perfect, however the wrap for the baby barely fits my 12 weeks old who weighs 16lbs, yet it’s advertised for 0-24months? Ridiculous!!

This sleep positioner does exactly what it says on the tin.Before we purchased this we did quite a bit of research as read lots of reviews.We were having sleepless nights as our little 6 month old pickle was turning over onto his tummy and caterpillar crawling up to the top of the cot and getting himself stuck in an awkward position multiple times a night. Then we were woken by him crying to be moved back down again.After purchasing this we have had much better nights. He is able to move onto either side but can no longer roll onto his tummy and make his way up the cot.It is a bit expensive for what it is but having said that, it is worth every penny to help us have better nights sleep.Regarding the velcro issue that people have commented on. We were worried about this so before using it we played with it a bit with our son so he got used to the sound. He laughed his head off at it first time so now there are no issues when we take him out.So all in all. Very very happy.I never normally write reviews (this is my first one) but I felt I had to comment on how good and happy we are with this product.

This product has given me some peace of mind as my 5 month old had gotten himself into a routine of rolling face down to sleep in the night and as you can imagine that was quite worrying for his age.The snoozz dose stop him from rolling but not from completely moving which is good. I only put him into it when he is completely fast asleep and take him out the second he wakes up so he won't get frustrated in it.The only negative is the size of the wrap. As I said my son is 5 months and I can't see him fitting into it for to much longer..

We bought this when our baby started to roll but didn't have the strength to push himself up and couldn't roll himself back again, we used it with a sleeping bag so only had it wrapped around his tummy. He was able to roll onto his side but couldn't roll onto his front and slept really well with it. We used it from around 3-5 months which is when he was able to roll back again and could do a 'pushup' It gave us great peace of mind for the time we used it. I read a lot of reviews saying they thought it was a lot of money for what it is but I have to disagree because surely something that keeps your baby safe is priceless? I'd definitely recommend getting this if you're worried about your baby rolling onto their front/smothering themselves in their sleep.