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Sleepyhead® Deluxe and Sleepyhead® Grand are designed to be comfy and ultra-reliable sleeping pods for little ones ages 0-36 months. Just make sure to follow these important instructions: Sleepyhead® should always be placed in the middle of the bed (not near the sides) and at the top of the bed during co-sleeping.
What are the care instructions for the Sleepyhead Grand Baby Pod ? Cover only must not be tumble dried. Bumper only must be tumble dried. Mattress pad only must be handwashed. IMPORTANT: Please always follow all care and use instructions the pod comes with.
How do I use the clips on my Sleepyhead™ Grand? The clip at the foot end is intended to be used for easy portability, storing and as the toddler needs that extra leg room.
22 Sep 2015
Buy Sleepyhead Grand Baby Pod, Pristine White, 8-36 months from our Cot & Cotbed Bumpers range at John Lewis. Until 16 April, we're offering Interest Free Credit when you spend just ?500 or more on selected nursery products, including prams and car seats. Washing Instructions: Machine washable at 40°C
10 Jan 2014
Sleepyhead Deluxe Plus pods are lightweight and portable, allowing for easy travel, from room to room, and away from home. Additional covers are available to buy, to match your mood and style. Awards: Sleepyhead have received some amazing awards this year including: Little London Award, MadeForMums Award,
Sleepyhead® Grand is the stage 2 pod and is suitable for children age 9-36 months. Portable and durable the Grand Pod ideal for travel - either from room to room or on your holidays and additional covers are available separately to match your mood, room and style. Sleepyhead® Grand must not be used for infants. safety.
GRAND How should I use my SLEEPYHEAD®? ALL AROUND THE HOUSE, AWAKE OR SLEEPING. Using the Sleepyhead®, , you can safely put the newborn Once the baby is able to turn from back to front by himself (normally around 3-4 months), make sure not to place the Sleepyhead elevated, so that the baby risks
I've been googling so much to try and find out if there's similar studies about it! It wasn't included in the article that I saw, but I am worried now. My DD is in the sleepyhead grand for the hour she lasts in her cot but it does fuck all for her anyway. It's just so expensive that I'm reluctant to give up yet unless it's not deemed safe.

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March 2018