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It's entirely a bassinet. If you unplug it, it's a bassinet. If you unplug the swing, it's not a bassinet.
by xyzzy_plugh 2y ago
It's entirely a bassinet. If you unplug it, it's a bassinet. If you unplug the swing, it's not a bassinet.
- _yb2s 2y agoThis is irrelevant to my point but for the sake of argument- no it is not. Since it has soft mesh sides, and straps the baby down immobile in the center, it should not be used as a regular bassinet. The manufacturer claims it it’s dangerous to allow a baby inside it not strapped down.
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- xyzzy_plugh 2y agoI'm honestly a bit lost for words here. Babies aren't supposed to be mobile in a bassinet -- usually they're swaddled or wrapped up. If they're mobile then they're supposed to be in a crib. A baby in a sleep sack in an unplugged snoo ("strapped down") is not wholly distinguishable from a baby swaddled in a soft-sided bassinet. I'm not advocating for actually using it this way, nor for soft-sided bassinets, but... you compared the snoo to a swing. You are not making much sense to me.
- _yb2s 2y agoI compared the build quality of the SNOO to the build quality of a cheap baby swing. If it helps to avoid confusion, one could compare it to something else cheaply made that isn't also a device for rocking babies back and forth.