So if you’re considering the Sleepyhead here are its good points: Although I haven’t had chance to take our Sleepyhead out of the house yet I read lots of reviews saying how great it is when travelling and I can see us chucking it in the car to take over if we’re visiting friends and family for longer than an hour or two. In recent weeks, we’ve also bought the pod downstairs a few times for daytime naps on the sofa, which is really handy. The real beauty of it though was putting my mind at rest that he couldn’t slide around too much and it helping him feel more cocooned and safe.
So for a few nights we lugged his moses basket up and downstairs every morning and evening but he was struggling with reflux and I couldn’t tilt the basket like I had done with our bedside crib….Ĭue the Sleepyhead - we put it into the titled crib, which gave us back the ease of getting him out for feeding during the night, being able to see him better than in the moses basket, with the elevation helping with his reflux. He looked so tiny in the vast space of the crib and after waking up to find he had shuffled down into one corner of it up against the side I decided to try something else. We had started off using the Chicco Next 2 Me crib at night.
Our pod arrived after Casper’s first week at home. It’s essentially a ‘pod’ made up of a flat mattress with a ‘bumper’ around the edges to create a comfy and safe baby nest.
SLEEPYHEAD DELUXE PORTABLE
So what exactly is the Sleepyhead Deluxe and what does it do? It’s sold as a portable baby bed which you can also use inside a crib or cot to make baby feel much more snuggly. Intrigued and enticed by too many gorgeous IG baby pics I did a little Googling and the rave reviews were hard to ignore so I was excited to try it out when our little boy Casper arrived a few weeks ago. I first noticed the Sleepyhead pods on Instagram but to be honest I wasn’t totally sure exactly how we’d use one.
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