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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1845 in Baby Product
- Color: Snugabunny
- Brand: Fisher-Price
- Model: W9443
- Dimensions: 6.00" h x
12.00" w x
33.20" l,
1.00 pounds
Features
- An inclined seat to make napping more comfortable
- Extra deep seat with a structured insert for baby?s comfort and security
- Features gentle rocking action with a push from mom
- Luxurious, soft fabrics with cute bunny ears to cradle baby
- Lightweight and easy to use
- An inclined seat to make napping more comfortable
- Extra deep seat with a structured insert for baby?s comfort and security
- Features gentle rocking action with a push from mom
- Luxurious, soft fabrics with cute bunny ears to cradle baby
- Lightweight and easy to use
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
155 of 160 people found the following review helpful.
By LawyerMom
I am currently expecting my second child after a long hiatus after my first. The first time around, I can tell you, I bought every baby item there was. This was pre-recession and money flowed a lot more freely -- plus, all that mommy guilt --> Don't you want the best for your child? So, I got the fancy bassinet, the Mini Co-Sleeper, baby bouncer, baby swing, crib, vibrating chair, the works.... Well, a lot has changed since then. As my daughter got older, I realized which stuff was essential and which things were fodder or luxury items that I shouldn't have bought (hint: you can't always tell by the price). Moreover, the recession put many of us into a frugal state of mind. People shouldn't be impressed by how much money you can throw away, but on how wisely you spend what you have.So, this time around, I'm doing things a LOT more wisely and re-using or borrowing a lot of baby items--particularly when it comes to stuff baby will outgrow in the first 6 months. But wouldn't you know? This Fisher Price Snugabunny Rock n' Play sleeper has me soooo excited! And I would not hesitate to tell every new expecting mom to rush out and get one.First, let me describe the item. It reminds me of a bassinet/sling combo. Rather than having an entirely flat surface to sleep on, the fabric is suspended from two arms to gently wrap the baby so that he/she feels snug. Moreover, the fabric is hung at a slant, so that the baby lays at a slight incline. This is AWESOME since so many babies seem to have reflux issues nowadays. My baby, despite all the expensive baby gear we stocked the home with, ended up preferring to sleep in her infant car seat. Well, this sleeper ends up mimicking that enclosed and inclined position of the car seat--only elevating it for Mom & Dad's convenient reach and making it incredibly more comfortable for baby with plush fabric and less bulky safety straps. Not only can I imagine that this sleeper replace bedside bassinets and co-sleepers, it could conceivably replace crib wedges/pillows to incline baby, reduce prescription antacid usage for babies whose reflux can be improved by positioning, and even replace swaddling (and I had ever so expensive swaddle blankets which I loved, but are still costly) for babies who need just a bit of a snug environment.Other great features that I noticed upon second glance:* The legs are actually curved. So the sleeper can be rocked to help baby have some soothing movement. And *potentially* replace those baby bouncers or even baby swings.* The plush fabric is entirely removable and machine washable. (There's actually a second removable plush insert for smaller infants who need more cushioning.)* The sides of the fabric are made of mesh, to allow airflow and prevent baby from becoming overheated. (Disadvantage: if you've ever had a baby explode out of his/her diaper, you know the mess it can make. I can imagine that the mess could get through this mesh and onto the support fabric beneath--which is not as easily removable nor machine washable.)* A little plush bunny toy is included, which is attached to a plastic ring. You can remove this for baby to play with, attach to your car seat or stroller as a sort of mobile toy, use as a teething ring, or leave it attached to the safety strap to weigh it down when not belting your child in or hold it out of the way when putting baby in and out of the sleeper.* The support sling is fabricated in a way that the baby still has plenty of support for his/her hips, unlike with a plain fabric swing which could hold the baby's hips too snug and push the legs together. This is incredibly important in that the risk of hip dysplasia or dislocation is greatest in the first few months of life when the ligaments are still very pliable. You want the legs to be able to spread out, rather than being pushed together and the sleeper has plenty of room for baby's hip extension. Read more on hip dysplasia and baby products here: [...]* Portability!!! Aside from the fact that the sleeper was incredibly light and easy to assemble from all its pieces, it actually requires the pushing of just two buttons to fold up flat to store under a bed or to put in the car. I can easily imagine using this in place of a Pack N Play or travel bed when hitting the road for vacation. While the components could easily reduce into a compact space (you'll see that the package in which the sleeper arrives is very reasonable), the sleeper does not come with a carrying bag which would make it easy to transport onto an airplane (hint, hint Fisher Price) unlike the mini co-sleeper or pack 'n plays.Final notes: The maximum baby weight for this item is 25 lbs. It's a couple feet high, so it comes up about mid-thigh on me and is even with my couch. So if you're using it as a co-sleeper, you may have quite a reach to get to baby from your bed unless your mattress sits low on the floor like mine.Full-hearted recommendation and a deserved 5 stars. I wonder why this wasn't invented earlier?Please feel free to post any comments or questions. If you found this review helpful, please let me know!
46 of 51 people found the following review helpful.
By Keith Corbin
As first time parents, I think the biggest thing going into those first few nights is to realize that you're going to want to do everything you can to keep you baby safe and you sane. The first night with my son, we tried the crib, he wanted nothing to do with that. The second night we borrowed a bassinet. That would work for about an hour. Then someone mentioned our baby might have some reflux, which is very common in infants. We immediately went out to the local baby store and bought the older versions of this (Fisher-Price Newborn Rock 'n Play Sleeper, Yellow)That worked for about a week, we immediately noticed he was sleeping better and more content at night.As soon as we saw this product go up on Amazon we ordered it with overnight delivery (Love Prime!). He sleeps so much better in this that the prior one, most likely because the Snugabunny series is designed to cradle them more. This has an inset that cradles their body and their head in a nice soft padding. The older version does NOT have this.SETUP:This thing literally can be set up in minutes, It's 4 metal pieces and some fabric. Instructions are clear and the metal pieces are molded in a way that you can't put the wrong pieces in the wrong hole.WASH-ABILITY:The entire fabric bedding, including the inserts can be washed on cold, gentle, and tossed in the dryer on low. This is key for us as accidents and spit up WILL happen.PORTABILITY:This thing is light and folds with the push of two buttons. It's great to throw in the car if you're going somewhere where you might want to lay your little one down.OTHER NOTES:- Easily rocks- Only about 30 inches tall, keep that in mind if you have a tall bed (we have a very tall bed without issues)- Matches other Snugabunny series items such as the swing, my son loves them BOTH (Fisher-Price My Little Snugabunny Cradle 'n Swing)- The bedding side is a mesh and breathable, this is very nice and eases a parents mind.
62 of 72 people found the following review helpful.
By Cassandra S Yu
I am writing this review with the screaming baby in the crib right now. This rock and play sleeper was super awesome for us. We bought the RNP sleeper when she was one month old and we were having hard time having her sleep.. This saved our lives and sleep. At that time we thought this was the best baby purchase we have ever made. She also has GERD and this has been a blessing for us since she can sleep in an incline. Now she sleeps like an angel in this rock and play sleeper. She sleeps through the night-sometimes over 9 to 10 hours-now and all she needs is a pacifier to fall asleep in the rocker sleeper. (She is 4.5 months now) Sounds like heaven, huh? Nothing can be more awesome, except,Our daughter was not born with a flat head. Then her left side became flat because she would only look to one side. We made the correction by putting rolled blankets underneath the bunny flap. Then her entire head became balanced-flat. We thought doing tummy time and having her exercise her neck would help. But no, her head is still flat. I can see why this can be a problem because the older she gets, the more pressure she asserts on her head backwards, arching her back as her back gets stronger. I feel so guilty that we may have caused it because having her sleep in the rocker sleeper was so easy and convenient that we didn't think of the consequences. Her pediatrician has recommended that we transition her to the crib. The problem is, she associates lying flat as play time, since the only time she lies flat is when she is on her activity gym. She cannot rest her legs stretched out all the way comfortably when she is lying flat. The way the sleeper is positioned, she does not have to stretch her legs out flat, and I am thinking sleeping like that all the time could also be a problem in terms of her muscle development. That makes it even harder for her to sleep on flat surface. May be if we had her sleep in the crib from the beginning and endured a bit more sleepless nights, she may not have ended up with a flat head? I am not sure. It's been two weeks since we got back from her Pediatrician, but still, we weren't able to transition her because we needed sleep and we were too scared of sleepless nights. The temptation was too great. We should've done this earlier, making her sleep in her crib...So go ahead. This RNP sleeper will save your sleep when the baby is still at a newborn stage. I would still recommend it because it is the greatest invention ever for newborn parents. But be aware that this could cause positional plagiocephaly. But also, maybe not everyone has the same problem. Nevertheless, I cannot bear the thought of having her wear the helmet if she doesn't transition to the crib and the flat head continues.... and of course heartbroken that she is screaming in her crib right now not being able to sleep... Transitioning the baby to the crib won't be easy for a lot of you. If you have any pointers on how you made it easier, please share. And also read the review for the other rock and sleeper, cuz out of 700 something reviews, there are some one star reviews who share the same view and some people who had to have helmet fitted and some who say that even the helmet was not able to correct the problem.
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