sleep positioner???

Re: sleep positioner???

• darlene'smommy member

  February 2010

  I was told not to use it because of sids. 

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• krissyh21 member

  February 2010

  No they are not safe. You should never have anything in the crib besides baby. Some can slip down and be face first with the wedge. They can then not move themselves and can suffocate.

  Honestly unless your LO has severe reflux I would stay away. 
  

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• Jin'sWifey

  February 2010

  I was also told unless they are dr ordered (if baby has reflux/gerd) then NOT to use them b/c they are a SIDS risk
  

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• BabyBurns member

  February 2010

  I think a better alternative is the Nap Nanny:

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• amiserip member

  February 2010

  Have read that sleep positioners of any kind pose a risk for SIDS.

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• robynlesley member

  February 2010

  My pedi said they were fine and no risk.

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• cjo

  February 2010

  I have one and use it right now in my PNP changing table because it has a down slope so when I change his diaper he rolls over. I may or may not use it in his crib later. I think that as long as you stop using it when they are more mobile it's fine

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