is the “ swaddleme by your bed sleeper “ good? pic below

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swaddleme sleeper? i need a sleeper for my newborn thats by my bed, i will only need it for a few months so its ok if she will grow out of it!
( she isn’t here yet, still have two months left )

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No. Not safe for sleep. Look for a bassinet with a flat surface

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That looks similar to the rock and play which were all just recalled for causing infant deaths. Inclines are not safe for infants to sleep. Look for a firm flat surface for your baby. 
We personally used a pack and play which made our life easy for traveling too, plus it’s affordable and the baby can use it as long as they’re still in cribs. Most come with or offer infant bassinet attachments. I could also easily drag it out into the living room from our bedroom if I wanted her to nap where I could keep an eye on her. She had zero issues transitioning to her crib in her room at 7 months because she was already used to a crib environment.
Our daughter is 1.5 and still uses the pack and play whenever she sleeps at her grandparents so we can have a night out, when we’re at friends houses on the weekends during nap time, when we go to the lake, or travel anywhere else.

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Baby should sleep on a firm, flat surface. This doesn't look safe to me

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Anything thats not flat isnt considered safe for sleeping

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Nope! The incline it is at would be stressful bc chin to chest can block the air ways and this would happen very easily the way this is shaped: I actually put my 3 month old in one in the store to check it out and even at this age he balled up in it an he has amazing head control

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I'd recommend a halo, you want a flat sleep surface for baby

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I’ve never used it, but the incline kinda scares me from the picture

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Not safe for overnight sleeping because baby is unsupervised. For naps and being in it while you do house stuff then yeah. 
To sleep/unsupervised, baby needs a flat surface. I would just use a pack n play. I used it since birth with my son. He’s 2 now