I think the concept of having that safe area for baby to sleep in is really good for those Mums and Dads who want to feel closer to their baby whilst sleeping and for those who have even consider co-sleeping - which we're all advised by experts, midwives, health visitors and everyone else not to do. Co-sleeping isn't for us and we're perfectly happy with having Logan in a standalone crib, next to our bed. But if we had been talking about co-sleeping or wanting to have Logan feel somewhat closer to us, the SnuzPod would have given us that. One thing to note and it is only something I discovered recently after owning the SnuzPod myself, is that the SnuzPod doesn't fit all bed frames. The insert which is inside the fabric at the bottom of the mesh wall, is designed to bridge a gap of up to 4cm - ours is 7cm, so we can't safely connect ours to our bed, which is why I won't be able to show you any pictures of it connected. So if you're looking at buying this and you do want to connect yours to your bed then this is something to be very aware of.
As a standalone crib, we really like it. Logan always looks very comfortable in his little SnuzPod and we really like how it looks visually. It suits our modern, neutral style decor and we're impressed by the quality and build. One of my favourite little parts to it is the shelf underneath, it's so handy! I store some of Logans extra sheets, blankets, grow bags, nappies, wipes etc on it usually and for that it's brilliant - it saves me trying to find some place else in our bedroom to fit all of his little bits and bobs.
Overall, we really like the SnuzPod and despite the fact that we can't use it to connect to the bed ourselves because of our bed frame size, I can see that it would be great for those that could. It's currently priced at £169 and is available in a choice of four different colours. If you'd like to, you can have a bit more of a read up on it over at thelittlegreensheep.co.uk. *Item sent for review. All opinions are, as always - absolutely my own!
I've been thinking about one of these. I didn't realise it didn't fit all bed frames so thanks for the heads up on that xx
ReplyDeleteI've also been thinking about one of these too. The price puts me off since I've already bought a moses basket and cotbed so will see how I get on before making the move!
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These look so good, and if we had another baby I think I'd love to get one! xx
ReplyDeleteI think these look really great! xx
ReplyDeleteOh he's so perfectly dinky!! Love him. The Snuzpod looks awesome and I wish they'd been around when we'd had A and T. Great invention! x
ReplyDeleteI would love to have one of these if I ever have another baby in future, they look great x
ReplyDeleteGreat review Alex! We loved using ours, sadly Harry has now grown out of it and would scratch the side which was very annoying haha! We never used ours as a standalone crib but its good to see it being used in that way xx
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic, I'd love to be able to latch it onto my bed but I'm not quite sure whether it would fit or not?
ReplyDeleteThese really do look fantastic!! xxx
ReplyDeleteSafe cosleeping can be advised by health professionals - the NICE guidelines are actually changing to reflect that :)
ReplyDeleteI would love one of these for when we decide to have another baby! It does seem rather expensive (but then all co-sleepers seem to be). As we did actually co-sleep with our son (as he just wouldn't settle on his own and would wake as soon as I put him down after I'd fed him. So in the end I gave up as I needed some sleep, haha! But something like this for next time would be awesome. Thanks for the heads up on it not fitting all bed frames though.
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