Inclined to Sleep
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Baby Products Reviews of Inclined to Sleep
Customer Review: Great Product
Summary: 5 Stars
I give this product 5 stars. Though my daughter is almost 10 months now, we used the positioner when she was a newborn and found it worked out great. I had two: one for the crib (second floor) and one for the basinet in the pack and play (first floor).
My little one preferred sleeping on her side and the positioner helped making sure she didn't roll back during her sleep.
It also helped prevent "flat-head" as I would alternate sides every week. It payed off. Her head is a round and beautiful.
One of the reviews stated the cover shrunk. I washed our covers several times and didn't have any shrinking. I just didn't dry them in the dryer. They are fine if you hung-dry them.
I like them so much I recommend them to my expectant friends.
Customer Review: Loved it.
Summary: 5 Stars
I liked this side sleeper for many reasons. 1.The incline helps with reflux, 2.The side bumpers aren't too big, 3. the side bumpers are great to help baby feel secure, 4. the side bumpers are great for positioning baby on side to prevent flat head, 5. bumpers are adjustable, 6. the head rest is flat, not a bulky pillow that baby can roll it's face into or roll off of, 7. when baby is too heavy for the wedge, I just pulled it out and used the material with bumpers in reverse (head rest at the feet, since it bunches up under the face) Helpful Hint: Swaddle baby to prevent sliding or use a small blanket roll under the baby's knees. I also used a small blanket and draped it over the entire system so that I just had to clean the blanket instead of the sleeper.Customer Review: Can be helpful, but be careful
Summary: 2 Stars
My child had issues with reflux so I bought this to help him digest while sleeping. Two problems: 1. He was once napping in the middle of his crib on this and his head when over the edge as he must have scooted upward. (from then on I made sure to place the head side against the bumper) 2. After he was a few weeks old he would squirm down it and I was uncomfortable with his head being between the cushions. I have since found it easier to place a pillow under the crib mattress to raise the head side up a little. A regular bed pillow works good as it is the same length as the width of the crib mattress. His head is now elevated and if he moves around there are no obstructions. He is also still sleeping on a firm surface, which is safer.Customer Review: Useful
Summary: 4 Stars
This product is good. With all the worry about SIDS, I was very happy to have something like this. Not that my newborn was going to start rolling over in the middle of the night or anything, I just liked knowing that the armrests were keeping her in place. The only reason I did NOT like this product was because my daughter has reflux and when I took off the covering protecting the foam, the whole thing was stained a rusty brown coloring. Yuck.. but that has nothing to do with the manufacturer. I wish that the incline was a little higher, if any of you remember visiting your child in the hospital nursery, you'll remember that some of the baby's bassinetts were propped up very high. The incline on this product was minimal yet still helpful.Customer Review: Functionally, not a great design.
Summary: 2 Stars
I purchased the 'rest assured' sleep postioner for one of our twins girls & was given this 'inclined to sleep' from a friend, so decided to use that for our other twin girl. I have to say I do not like the inclined to sleep at all.
When I place my daughter on it she manages to slip down the angled pillow, so when I go in to check on her she is scrunched up at the bottom of it. Kind of acts like a slide. Also if the baby spits up & you have to wash it, then it takes a long time to dry the foam insert.
Our other twin daughter has been using the 'rest assured' sleep positioner & I love it, so I just went out today & purchased a second one so they can both have a safe good nights sleep.