You can tilt the SnuzPod 4 by using the reflux leg provided, however, as with all bedside cribs and in line with safe sleep guidelines, you should always place baby on a flat horizontal surface and only use the reflux tilt while baby is awake. Please make sure the crib is in standalone mode, with the walls zipped up too. Do you have to attach snuzpod to bed?

You have space under the bassinet to store baby’s things – we store her nappy changing stuff so we don’t have to venture far. One of the key features of SnuzPod4 is its improved breathability. This is achieved primarily through the new ComfortAir™ Breathable System and liner.Hi, I'm a FTM. I want a next to me crib of some kind and after doing some research think I've settled on the Snuzpod. The SnuzPod is designed to fit divan, ottoman and framed bed bases. Suitable for bedside use where the top surface of the adult mattress is level with the top of the zip down wall of the SnuzPod⁴, up to a maximum height of 73cm from the floor. The standard size of a cotbed mattress in the UK is 70cm x 140cm. Like the cot, the cotbed size is intended to provide your child growing room without taking up excess space. The 140cm length and the 70cm width will accommodate most children up to about 3 years old.

Newborn babies sleep on average 14 hours per day, so Snuz have created the SnuzPod4 Crib Mattress, made from premium foam - it perfectly fits the SnuzPod4 crib and provides your baby with a firm support as recommended by experts. You can clean the covers with mild detergent and then allow to fully air dry before use. You can remove and machine wash the ComfortAir liner. How to dismantle SnuzPod 4?WARNING: Stop using the product as soon as the child can sit, kneel, or pull itself up. This product is only suitable for a child who cannot sit up unaided

Warnings:• WARNING: Stop using the product as soon as the child can sit, kneel, or pull itself up. This product is only suitable for a child who cannot sit up unaided.Looking at it myself and it more seems like the 4 has increased airflow and breathability to the lower sides and mattress. I didn’t notice the fact that it didn’t zip all the way down so thanks for that. I guess the question I have is just how big is the bit that doesn’t open. If it is just like a hands width I’m not sure it would be a deal breaker for me or really that much different for breastfeeding at night. But I did notice that it does seem to be able to extend higher on the legs for taller beds (ours is quite high)