Review on 🌿 Woodland Newborn Baby Nest - TotAha Superior Dock for a Tot, Organic Cotton Baby Dock, Secure Comfort Portable Baby Sleeper Bed Bassinet, Must-Have Newborn Essentials for 0-12 Months by Melissa Cervantes

Just keep looking, trust me, you will end up buying this nest for your little one. A soft sleeping pod for babies aged 0-12 months that can be used for supervised daytime naps, playtime, tummy time, diaper changes and when you decide to sleep in the same bed. It's been called something of a "miracle product" with some parents claiming it's transformed how their newborn sleeps, but nothing is ever guaranteed - and at just $89.99, it's a worthy investment instead of $175. Paying dollars for expensive game. In shortComfort: 5/5 Efficiency: 4.5/5 Ease of cleaning: 4.5/5 Quality: 4.5/5 Lifetime: 4.5/5 Value for money: 4.8/5 ✔ Advantages: Easy to transport, in a practical protective cover, the cover is removable and washable, different cover designs are available. Great alternative to DockATot.X. Cons: Maybe a little pricey for someone for what it is, maybe a little random, Revain Prime's free returns offer will solve that problem. It is recommended not to leave the child unattended in it, the child will quickly outgrow it. The DockAtot nest has become one of those baby products that many parents want. We've all heard from friends (or friends of friends) how this stylish and chic sleep pod puts their newborn baby to sleep instantly and how they can't live without it. , and the price is only half of the big brands, can help the newborn (and therefore new parents) have a good night's sleep, isn't it worth investing in? simple but beautiful aesthetic. The design of the capsule as well as the materials used have been carefully engineered to keep kids happy, healthy and comfortable. The softgel is designed to make baby feel "snuggled" while they sleep, providing confidence and comfort, promoting a better night's sleep. There are many other sleep pods on the market such as the Snuggle me and the DockAtot Baby Nest (both more expensive than the TotAha), TotAha sure seems like something to shout about. Its sleek lines and stylish design make it look great in any child's room or bedroom. The Superior+ has extra toy loops to which you can attach a toy bar or other toys to keep your child happy when awake. I'm sure the TotAha baby nest will also be compatible with DockAtot bow toys. It also comes with cases that can be changed from the original white, making it perfect if you want to personalize it a bit. Verified: Claire tested TotAha Superior+ with her newborn girl Lottie Petal. First impressions: Lottie is my third child and I have found that no two children have the same sleeping habits even if they are siblings! My first was a great nap during the day and fell asleep wherever I put it. My second was a nightmarish daydream - nowhere happy and struggling to sleep like there was no tomorrow. So I had no idea how Lottie would act towards Sonya. I had mixed reviews from friends when I asked how it worked for them and since Lottie only wanted to sleep on my boobs for the first few weeks I did. I have doubts. My first impression of TotAha Superior+ was very positive. It looked great. Chic, elegant and beautiful pure white color with embossed gold thread logo. I love beautiful baby products so this was great. It also felt very soft and smooth. I liked its fit and how cozy it looked. How does TotAha Superior+ work? The capsule is designed to mimic the feeling of safety and security of the uterus. Similar to swaddling, this design was created to keep babies comfortable after spending 9 months in a cramped womb. A crib can feel like a big and intimidating space for a newborn, so TotAha aims to move it gently. . I love the concept, but I know from experience that the so-called "4th 1st trimester is a difficult time and many babies just don't miss getting laid or being separated from their mother depending on the child. So what are the security concerns of TotAha Superior? You may have seen The Lullaby Trust's warning that baby bunk beds and nests do not meet the safer sleep guidelines it promotes. According to the Trust, the fact that shells and nests have mattresses with raised soft sides means they don't meet the guidelines' "flat" requirements. However, our argument will be that this is true of many Moses cribs and baskets endorsed by the Trust. We have reviewed all of the scientific evidence on which the Trust bases its warning. Possibly due to the fact that pods and nests are relatively new products, there aren't any specific studies on them, but as mentioned, we couldn't find any evidence of reported cases of choking hazard or SIDS directly related to TotAha use. . In general I highly recommend it.