Anyone have any thoughts on combining the use of a baby hammock with a moses basket/travel cot?
I have one child already who has had real issues with sleeping. Therefore I looked up a lot about sleeping options for the one I am expecting now. I decided on a baby hammock. My concern was then that as the hammock is not practically portable.
I had my son in a moses basket downstairs for his naps as a new born or in his pram. I also spend a lot of nights at the in laws and they use a travel cot. Would this undo any good work done by the hammock as these solid, flat surfaces would be quite different from the hammock therefore would the new baby go from all day time lay downs and one/two night(s) a week in a cot/moses basket to the other nights at home in a hammock and still benefit from the hammock. I cant afford to buy a hammock for at my in laws, my living space and my folks house and still if we travel elsewhere we will have a problem.
Therefore once I saw the following... Fisher Price Rock 'n Play www.1stbabyshop.co.uk/catalogue/bouncers-and-rockers/3861.php I have to think it is the solution. It is good for sleep (so naps and travel nights sorted) and works same as a baby bouncer (so good for while baby awake) and is still curled around the baby and cuddly and would allow self soothe (as a hammock does)and therefore may aid the help with sleep that I hope to achieve from the hammock.
My question is therefore, has anyone had a Rock 'n Play Sleeper or baby hammock or both and have any thoughts before I purchase the Rock 'n Play instead of a similar money on a new mattress etc... for my moses basket.
Am I just over thinking and actually babies move from one to the other fine.
Fisher Price Rock 'n Play
www.1stbabyshop.co.uk/catalogue/bouncers-and-rockers/3861.php
Hammock (similar to the Amby but no where near the cost)
www.amby.co.uk