The shape is easy on the eye, and it feels like an extension of our adult bed rather than a cumbersome baby contraption strapped to the side. Not all beds are of equal size, so the manufacturers have ensured there is sufficient flexibility to change the resting height of the SnuzPod. The ComfortAir liner is a removable section of the overall liner as opposed to a bumper, primarily because of its main function to allow air to circulate within the base of the crib and around the child. We’ve placed some black, white and red flashcards inside the SnuzPod4 so that she has something to look at while she’s awake. But the popularity of this sleep sensation is no surprise really, as it allows you to keep your baby close by, while following safety guidelines to have them in a separate crib.

If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a doctor or other healthcare professional.A big selling point with the SnüzPod4 is that it’s safe for use with the wall down, when in bedside mode – giving parents that easy direct access. So with the partial opening and the bumper section in place I think I might be inclined to keep it unzipped vs the fact that I wouldn’t at all with the 3. However, the biggest improvement from the SnüzPod4 predecessor is what the brand has coined ComfortAir. Please note that we can only deliver furniture to mainland UK, excluding the Highlands of Scotland, Islands and Ireland. The adjustable heights and two different lengths of straps to fit to your bed are perfect for any set up so you can be sure the bedside crib will be safe and comfortable for both you and baby.

The SnuzPod4 comes with a stand and you can gently rock the bassinet too When did SnuzPod 4 come out? According to a survey in 2020, Snüz (the company I’m doing the SnuzPod 4 Bassinet review for) found that a staggering 7 in 10 parents lose an average of three hours’ sleep every night in their baby’s first year – the equivalent of missing out on 133 night’s worth of sleep before their baby turns 1! There is a new safety standard that requires all bedside cribs to have a 12cm residual barrier or wall (measured from the top of the mattress to the half height wall) to prevent the child from rolling out of the crib and into the adult bed, whilst allowing easy access to comfort your baby.And what every parent wants is the gift of sleep just to get through the newborn haze, rushing hormones, and joyful turmoil.

While I'm not remotely bothered about having the "latest model" and there are better deals to be found with the 3, there is one major difference between both and that is that with the 4, the side can't be completely zipped down, only partially.The mesh bumper in the bassinet adds a level of padding which I like as I feel like my son is well protected in a comfortable yet safe space,' she adds. These include an incline option for babies struggling with reflux, and a lift-off bassinet for use around the home. Your baby has finally greeted you after a long pregnancy, but now they bring a whole new set of problems – lack of sleep! As of November 2020, all bedside cribs manufactured including SnuzPod⁴ need to meet the new crib safety standard BS EN 1130:2019.