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Sleepyhead,

  • 22-01-2018 11:07AM
    #1
    yourdeadwright
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    Just wondering has anyone on here used the Sleepyhead for there babies to sleep in ,
    Gave it a go yesterday and our 6 week old seemed to love it, I haven't left her in it over night just yet,


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  • #2
    catrionanic
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    It is essentially a pillow, and carries with it an increased risk of SIDS. My friend is a public health nurse, and she was telling me not to use one. Even though my wee boy was an awful sleeper and I got fairly desperate, I just didn’t think it was worth taking that risk.


  • #3
    yourdeadwright
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 20,955 ✭✭✭✭yourdeadwright


    catrionanic wrote: »
    It is essentially a pillow, and carries with it an increased risk of SIDS. My friend is a public health nurse, and she was telling me not to use one. Even though my wee boy was an awful sleeper and I got fairly desperate, I just didn’t think it was worth taking that risk.
    That's really what I was wondering does it really increase the risk, iv read online its made decrease's the risk ? Its very hard to tell ,what is the correct information,


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