Great video. Really helpful to see the crib and all the different colour options. By the way an umlaut over a “u” means it’s pronounced “ooo” (in German at least) so I am pretty sure it’s pronounced “snooze-pod”, which makes perfect sense given it’s for snoozing 🥰
Hello. Can i attach this to the bed, not put the second rail in, but still zip it up for when baby is sleeping, rather than having the sode permanently down?
Yes this will attach to the bed with the straps provided and when baby is sleeping you zip up the sides. The bar is only for use when not used as a co sleeper. We hope this was helpful.
What nobody tell your that if you purchase the complete bundle with the mobile you won’t be able to freely move the top bit around the house. The mobile attached to the top makes this impossible as it sits lower than the crib 🤬😭🤦♂️
Thank you so much for the review! We are considering purchasing one of these, however I am concerned about it rocking too much when the baby moves. Will attaching the bedside straps prevent it from rocking?
Hi Katie. Thanks so much for your lovely comment. We are glad you liked our video! The Snuzpod comes with a reflux leg which props up one side of the crib ever so slightly. This helps with with acid reflux and colic symptoms as well as stopping the crib from rocking. We hope this helps. X
Avoid at all costs as we brought one snug pod 4 and what the instructions fail to tell you is that once you insert the second rod you then cannot remove it to use the zip side. It’s either a secure bassinet or a open bassinet where you can use the zip door.
The 2nd rod is for use when the crib is being used as a stand alone bassinet, when using the Snuzpod as a bedside crib the rod is removed by unscrewing it from one end and pulling it out and then the crib can be secured to the side of your bed and used as a bedside crib with the side able to be dropped down by undoing the velcro and zips for easy access to baby.
Thanks for the reply, we must have a fault rod then as the metal screw is jammed into the rod end and will not come out hence we cannot get the rod back through the canvas stitch.
I’ve inserted the metal rods on both sides but I need to use a a bed side crib. I’ll Be honest, the manual was very poorly labelled and told us to assemble a stand alone crib and once we did that, it told us what to do for a bedside crib, unfortunately it seems too late to convert it to a bedside crib as the metal rod on the zip side is nearly impossible to take out. Can anyone please advise how to take the metal rod out and convert it to a bedside crib as it’s not sliding through
Baby Lady UK but then one end will be higher than other? Great for reflux but what if I need baby to lie flat and stable? It looks like the crib will move with every little kick which be very uncomfortable for baby 🥴
@@luciemarama7923The Snuzpod 4 does not rock on its own, so it will remain stable unless you manually rock it. The reflux wedge will stop the rocking completely and will make one side higher than the other which helps with baby's reflux. Though the baby will still be completely flat and stable at a 180 degree angle.
Baby Lady UK thank you for your reply! I have recently tried all the next to me cribs and all seem to move quite significantly on its own unlike a normal wooden cot. I have ordered the joie roomie but if I find it wobbly I will return it and go for the snuz pod as I want a firm stable crib for baby. Thank you!
Great video. Really helpful to see the crib and all the different colour options.
By the way an umlaut over a “u” means it’s pronounced “ooo” (in German at least) so I am pretty sure it’s pronounced “snooze-pod”, which makes perfect sense given it’s for snoozing 🥰
Thank you for you help
Thank you for the video. I wonder, is it still rockable if fixed to a bed?
Hello, thank you for the video. Could you please do a review of the newer Maxi Cosi Iora Air? The one that rocks
Should the snuzpod 4 be able to rock when attached to a divan bed?
No, when attached to the bed, it should not be able to rock 👍
Hello. Can i attach this to the bed, not put the second rail in, but still zip it up for when baby is sleeping, rather than having the sode permanently down?
Yes this will attach to the bed with the straps provided and when baby is sleeping you zip up the sides. The bar is only for use when not used as a co sleeper. We hope this was helpful.
What nobody tell your that if you purchase the complete bundle with the mobile you won’t be able to freely move the top bit around the house. The mobile attached to the top makes this impossible as it sits lower than the crib 🤬😭🤦♂️
Is it worth the price, or is it better to get a different co-sleeping belassinet ?
Thank you so much for the review! We are considering purchasing one of these, however I am concerned about it rocking too much when the baby moves. Will attaching the bedside straps prevent it from rocking?
Hi Katie. Thanks so much for your lovely comment. We are glad you liked our video! The Snuzpod comes with a reflux leg which props up one side of the crib ever so slightly. This helps with with acid reflux and colic symptoms as well as stopping the crib from rocking. We hope this helps. X
Avoid at all costs as we brought one snug pod 4 and what the instructions fail to tell you is that once you insert the second rod you then cannot remove it to use the zip side. It’s either a secure bassinet or a open bassinet where you can use the zip door.
The 2nd rod is for use when the crib is being used as a stand alone bassinet, when using the Snuzpod as a bedside crib the rod is removed by unscrewing it from one end and pulling it out and then the crib can be secured to the side of your bed and used as a bedside crib with the side able to be dropped down by undoing the velcro and zips for easy access to baby.
Thanks for the reply, we must have a fault rod then as the metal screw is jammed into the rod end and will not come out hence we cannot get the rod back through the canvas stitch.
I’ve inserted the metal rods on both sides but I need to use a a bed side crib. I’ll
Be honest, the manual was very poorly labelled and told us to assemble a stand alone crib and once we did that, it told us what to do for a bedside crib, unfortunately it seems too late to convert it to a bedside crib as the metal rod on the zip side is nearly impossible to take out.
Can anyone please advise how to take the metal rod out and convert it to a bedside crib as it’s not sliding through
HI, I have responded to your comment on the alternative post
Can you explain it to me also pls?
@@BabyLadyUK1991can you explain this to me please as we are in the same position how do you remove the second rod.
What is the size of the ‘inside’. I noticed you measured the next2me magic which was great! Trying to decide between the 2
The Matress size is 42 x 76 Ihope this helps
Hi Jim, which did you go for in the end? I'm trying to decide between these two also
Hi, great video. Does the snuzpod have adjustable height so it can be moved up/down according to parents bed height?
Hi Jay. Thanks for your comment! Yes, you can adjust the height of the crib. :)
Hiw can I download Instructions to convert to toddler bed?. Mine has rail.
I would suggest that you message Green sheep direct.
For how long could a baby fit in this?
This is approved until baby is approximately 6 months old :)
Snuz
What material(s) is the mattress made of?
The mattress itself is 100% Polyuretane CV Foam & the cover is 100% Polyester
@@BabyLadyUK1991 Thanks!! Is the Snuzpod 4 treated with any flame retardants?
I can’t wait to get mine , although I wouldn’t say pink is just for a girl
Definitely! Whatever you prefer
hello, could you please tell if a sensor pad can be used with a SnuzPod 4?
We would recommned only using sensor pads with solid base but do chek with the senor pad manufacturer
Surely it's Snuz as in Snooze, not Snuzz
Hi, thanks for your comment. You are not the first person to point this out in the comments! In future videos we will pronouce it "snooze". :)
Why is it wobbling
This is the rocking function of the SnuzPod 4 Crib, you can stabilise this by using the reflux wedge which is included :)
Baby Lady UK but then one end will be higher than other? Great for reflux but what if I need baby to lie flat and stable? It looks like the crib will move with every little kick which be very uncomfortable for baby 🥴
@@luciemarama7923The Snuzpod 4 does not rock on its own, so it will remain stable unless you manually rock it. The reflux wedge will stop the rocking completely and will make one side higher than the other which helps with baby's reflux. Though the baby will still be completely flat and stable at a 180 degree angle.
Baby Lady UK thank you for your reply! I have recently tried all the next to me cribs and all seem to move quite significantly on its own unlike a normal wooden cot. I have ordered the joie roomie but if I find it wobbly I will return it and go for the snuz pod as I want a firm stable crib for baby. Thank you!
Its pronounced snooze pod lol
We've had other comments correcting us on this already. Thank you for your comment.