NB: Alicia was sent the Sleepyhead Grande Pod to review but all thoughts and opinions are her own. You can buy the Sleepyhead Grand from their website.

Material: Cover: 100% cotton Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Class 1 certified Filling: 100% polyester Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Class 1 certified Measurements: 600 mm wide x 1000-1200 mm long We have used the Sleepyhead Grand for a few months and my sons seems to like it, I should have just bought it when he outgrew the Deluxe rather than having a year or so of trying many different things to improve sleep! I would recommend the product and think it would work best when used from a young age to aid the transition. The Sleepyhead Grand is so big that it may not be suitable for travel (however the original bag does have carry handles for this) Great to transition to a cot and provides a secure environment for little one.Īvailable in a variety of modern designs. The Sleepyhead Grand mattress and bumpers are breathable and the pod has been tested for supervised sleeping. I always used to doubt that these was worth the money but once we used it we would highly. The pod has two parts a mattress base and a bumper. Loved the sleepyhead deluxe my little one felt safe and secure. The Sleepyhead’s fabric cover is soft with an almost corduroy like texture which feels warm and long lasting. You might be wondering if the Sleepyhead Grand is safe for supervised sleeping it has undergone loads of testing and I believe the smaller size was the first of the baby sleeping aids to hit the market. It also stops them from rolling in to the side of the cot and waking up. My son took to the pod really well, it cocoons children and helps them to feel secure. Disturbing and thrilling with memorable characters and bundles of atmosphere. However it fits in a cot perfectly which really helps to transition babies into a big cot if they’ve got used to a moses basket or co-sleeper initially. My initial thoughts were how big the pod is! It certainly can’t be moved around the house easily like the Deluxe or used for travelling if you don’t have much space to pack. When I was offered one to review I jumped at the opportunity. Of course I had debated getting the Grand for a long time but I didn’t think I could quite justify the £180 price tag. I knew all about the Sleepyhead, as we had bought the Deluxe version for my boy when he was a baby. I reviewed a Sleepyhead Grand with my little boy who is 20 months old. This is the product for those babies/children who love a sense of security of being surrounded and snug. The pod doubles up as a lounger, for sleeping and is fantastic to use whilst travelling. It is aimed at children aged 8-36 months (the Sleepyhead Deluxe is also available for babies aged 0-8months). The Sleepyhead Grand is a unique multi-functional stage 2 pod, which makes the Sleepyhead a complete sleep system. AD | I have been or could be if you click on a link in this postĬompensated via a cash payment, gift or something else of value for writing

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