Baby Delight Deluxe Snuggle Nest for Your Baby
Posted by momprovement on September 17, 2010 | No Comments
Whether or not you choose to sleep with your baby in the same room or in the same bed is a personal decision – don’t let anyone make it for you. But if you’re like me and you prefer to have your baby in bed with you, the Baby Delight Snuggle Nest is just what you’ve been looking for! Designed for both safety and comfort, the Snuggle Nest will fit in either a Queen or King size bed (full size bed only if no one else sleeps with you and baby!)
The Snuggle Nest is made with protective rigid walls to offer safer place for baby in adult bed, the walls help to prevent heavy sleepers from accidently rolling over on baby and helps to keep stray covers off of your baby as well. But with safety in mind, the cover and tray are vented for better air flow. Also attached is a soft glow night light for when you’re nursing to for easy nighttime checks on your baby. The Snuggle Nest includes positioners to help keep your baby sleeping on his back as well as a secure envelope sheet that won’t come loose around your baby!
One of my favorite features is that the bottom of the Snuggle Nest is open, so if you happen to have a taller baby, they won’t outgrow it before they are too old for it. It’s also easily portable so you can take it with you and use it in hotels, grandma’s house and more. I didn’t have one for my first three kids, but with my fourth, it was extremely helpful to define “baby’s space” so the other kids would stay away from the baby in the middle of the night when they came to our room for nightmares or other reasons. We opted for the deluxe model instead of the supreme, even though the supreme comes with an incline wedge (which actually would have been helpful since my son has reflux), but at the time didn’t think the $15 difference was worth it (wishing I had spent that extra $15 now!!)
So if you choose to co-sleep with your baby, the Snuggle Nest is definitely something you should have in your bed!
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