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Advice on creating a nest or comfortable sleeping thing for the lounge

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hotpot · 22/12/2006 19:43

My DS2 has severe reflux and although he is sorted with pharmacy formula he still sleeps on me in the day (a residual behaviour from when I had him propped on me to sleep as he couldn't lie down due to the reflux)
At night he sleeps in his cot (hoorah) at around 5am he wakes and I take him into bed with me. All fine.
I am trying to make a "nest" or comfy place for him to sleep in the lounge so that I am nearby in case he wakes. I can't traipse my pram in because I have steps at the front of my house so would have to trek the pram through my garage, utility, kitchen, dining room and then into the lounge (you can tell a man designed my house!!!)
Can anyone suggest something comfy for him to sleep on. He is 7 months so I can't do a beanbag. I did see this but the company states it is a chair and not to be used as a bed (think it might be to do with regulations)
www.thecozeecompany.co.uk/

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FrayedKnotRoastingOnAnOpenFire · 22/12/2006 20:04

A friend of mine had one fo those little pop up travel cots for this very purpose tucked in a corner of her lounge - not sure her DD slept in it very often though!

Others used those padded bouncy chairs.

I used a Babybjorn bouncy chair with DS but it was summer.

ISawTortoiseKissingSantaClaus · 22/12/2006 20:10

What about This?
Converts into a chair for toddlers so it will last a while.

asleep · 22/12/2006 20:13

i used a travel cot, but that's made room for the christmas tree atm.

DecktheWallacewithBoughsofHoll · 23/12/2006 21:56

This would do but is expensive!

hotpot · 26/12/2006 15:50

Thank you for your suggestions, Deck the blooming marvellous one looks good but it is costly. Also could he sleep on it without rolling off? It does look comfy though!

I have a 3.6yr old so I need something safe and away from him and his running around.

At what age can I use a beanbag?

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