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Articles about rising a newborn, baby, and toddler. Sleeping problems, eating, nursing, safety tips, etc.
Many parents who want to keep their babies close to them at night decide for an in-bed sleeper. In-bed sleepers, such as snuggle nests are, without a doubt, very convenient for the parents. Nighttime feedings are much more comfortable, and they can help their baby sleep without even getting out of bed. But, is snuggle nest safe for sleeping?
It is a mini or full-size baby crib with attached changing table. Usually, all baby cribs with changing table convert up to some point. That’s why we call them convertible cribs. In the last conversion detached changing table becomes a nightstand beside the full-size bed. Isn’t that great?
A 2-in-1 convertible crib is a wooden or metal baby crib that we can later convert into one bigger bed. The 2-in-1 convertible crib can convert into ONE of the following beds:
– toddler bed
– daybed
– twin bed
There are more ways of co-sleeping with your baby, from sleeping in the same bed to room-sharing. Some are safer than others. Some even offer more benefits than others. Find your way of safe co-sleeping with your baby here.
It is a wooden full-size or mini crib that we can later convert into different bed options. Except for a daybed, you need a conversion kit for all transformations. For instance, to convert the crib into a toddler bed, you need a toddler guard rail. So, what is a convertible baby crib? In short, this is a crib designed to go through different phases of your child’s life. It grows with your child and can be even a lifetime crib/bed.
The safest crib is one that has been purchased new, certified by the manufacturer as compliant with CPSC requirements through 3rd party testing and ASTM. The safest crib is also durable, sturdy, and properly cared for.
The crib must meet all required baby crib safety standards, to provide the safest sleeping environment for your baby. We have gathered all current crib safety standards and provided additional guidelines for safe sleep.
Some infants sleep up to 20 hours per day, but how much sleep does a newborn need? A newborn needs 14-17 hours of sleep per day!
Overtired babies can’t fall asleep easily. Recognize the signs and causes of overtiredness to prevent it before it occurs.