SnuzPod 4 Bedside Crib - Rocking Next to Me Crib with Lift off Bassinet, Lightweight Portable Baby Bed Cot with Zip-Down Wall, 3D Breathable Mattress, 6 Height Settings and Comfort Incline Mode, White

So easy to assemble, took less than 30 minutes. Instructions were simple and easy to follow. I love the mesh material, it makes it very breathable and reassuring to know the airflow is great. Its a perfect size for beside the bed and sturdy enough that we often drag it through to her room for naps or just different parts of the house. Great value for money in comparison to other cribs on the market that dont necessarily have all the features like this such as the rocking, easy to manoeuvre and the detachable aspect. Also nice clean simple design, perfect for any bedroom.

Bought to replace my Clair de lune bedside crib.Amazing quality and looks lovely in my room. Baby seems comfy in it and happily sleeps in it no bother

This is a great product that feels sturdy and built well. We have been using this for 4 months and the product provides good support for a new born and a growing baby.Features we like- Light and airy in the pod itself, other products feel like they make the baby too warm- Sturdy and support baby movements- Height adjustment and the ability to lower one side to the height of the bed is really positive.What could be better- fiddly to put together, we bought this the day after the baby arrived. fittings are complex

So far we had the crib for about 4 months with our first baby. It took about a month for it to arrive (no idea why the long time, but at least it got here before my due date) and it was my partner who assembled it. We got all the parts, nothing missing and the instructions on the paper were easy to follow, but still assembling took a bit of strength and he had to be careful as it is made of wood to not accidentally break apart while pushing things into place. I like that you can "remove" one side of the crib with the slide so it is like an extension of our king-size bed with the baby having her own safe place. I didn't have a C-section, nor very serious stitches down there, so I could have easily lifted the baby in and out even with not removing this side closer to our bed, but I assume it can come in handy in those cases for others, especially at night time when you have to scoop up baby for feedings. So far no problems with it, I also used the function of detaching the bassinet itself and bringing it to other rooms, though it is pretty heavy, so I have only done it a few times (gives the option to move baby around without the need of having baby furniture - swing, playmat, etc. - in every room where you want to take her and potentially put down from your hand). As to how my baby likes it? She slept in it with no problem in the first 5 weeks of her life, I just literally had to put her down and she was asleep... Then something changed and she wouldn't sleep in it AT ALL (I assume it was colic as she arched her back whenever placed in it). At this time we tried the reflux function (you can tilt the crib) and it didn't change anything for her. So till she got to 3 and a half months, we kind of just used it as a safe place where she can be placed and left unattended while we use the bathroom or whatever, BUT she rarely slept in it (maybe for 30 mins only a few times). Then turn this last week and by some miracle, she likes it again. I can just put her drowsy in the crib with a pacifier in her mouth and she falls asleep after 5-15 minutes. I have literally no idea why the change again (who understands babies???), but I am glad she is not sleeping on top of me anymore at night. So overall: is it a magical crib that your baby will adore? Nope (maybe if it can rock her to sleep, but I guess that would be much more pricy). Is it a hit or miss? Yes. Do I think a hit-or-miss crib is fine for this price (especially with the functions some more basic cribs don't have)? Yeah, I think it is worth the money if you decide to have a bedside crib that you will only use for ~ 6 months per baby (later you can still re-sell it if not needed anymore).

We have a lot of the snuz range and it’s all been great. The size of this cot is fab as I have a long baby and she’s still got plenty of growing to do in this. It’s easy to construct and looks great. The tilt feature is great for colic and for peace of mind that they aren’t completely flat. The side can be permanently down when against the bed so it makes it very easier to take her out when she needs feeding. You can attach things to the edges safely like noise machines or pockets so you can easily access things you need (muslins for example). There is storage underneath, I haven’t really used this as it feels a bit pointless but it’s there if you need it. She seems comfy in there as she can move her arms and legs about and she doesn’t touch the edges. She’s quite an active sleeper so this is great as some of my friends with different cots are having to upgrade to bigger ones as they wake themselves up by hitting the side. It would definitely store easily ready for a second child. Overall I think it’s great value for money.

Wouldn’t recommend. After reading about how good the Snuz is we decided to buy one in advance of our baby coming. Nearer the time of the baby coming we built it. This was a mistake by waiting to build it as it’s now “out of the return window”. Basic things like the bar screwing into a small metal hole that’s placed in the wood. Only if you unscrew it to use the crib as a bedside setup, the metal piece comes out of the wood. Surely this would of been much more reliable to screw into a metal bolt held from a screw in from the other side.Now left with an expensive bedside crib that’s not a bedside crib and a newborn baby. So not the best time to find out about this poor design flaw

Absolutely beautiful just what I needed

Wow looks fab when built. This was the cheapest I had seen it, definitely good value for money. Size is perfect. Definitely safe for little one. Over all easy to build and set up.