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> It sensory deprives the baby. Infants can't even significantly move their necks, let alone see color for several months. Once they can roll over competently
by Alex3917 9y ago
> It sensory deprives the baby.
Infants can't even significantly move their necks, let alone see color for several months. Once they can roll over competently without the risk of SIDS, that's when you move them from the bassinet to a crib. The whole point of the bassinet is to prevent them from moving around.
When people are using this during the day, it's usually just so they can take a quick shower or something without worrying about the baby. Having a mobile over the bassinet should be more than enough sensory stimulation for the 20 min or whatever.
- UtilityDave 9y agoInfants can see contrast. Including color contrast. Interpreting color is the bit they don't really have. There is an interesting digression to be had about amblyopia and the difference between optic nerve presence and use here if you are into talking about it.