This thing sucks !!! It's way to big for a standard crib and doesn't hold my 8lbs baby well at all... he sinks the bottom and squishes him all up which looks to be unsafe in my Opinion

This is an incredibly dangerous product. It will put a baby's chin to the chest, making it more difficult to breathe and increasing the risk of SIDS. Some infants can also roll over from birth (mine could) and can easily roll out of this. Just don't take the risk. Back is best on a firm mattress with no blankets, stuffed animals, etc. We all know how these types of products go. Everyone raves about them until babies start dying, and then there's the recall. Recalls don't bring babies back to life.

This product is amazing. Being first time parents, my husband did a lot of research and felt this would be the best for our infant. And he was right. She sleeps soundly and safely.

Great for transitioning from sleep sack to crib. Doesn't take her as long to get situated and fall asleep. Easy to set up.

A friend recently adopted a drug-exposed newborn. I had the pleasure of being invited to the baby shower after he was born. When you see this adorable little boy, you can help but think, "ten fingers, ten toes and already so many challenges in his very young life". His new mother is doing everything she can to ensure that he has the best chance for positive development. When I learned that drug-exposed babies are especially prone to sleep disturbances and that elevating the head during sleep to facilitate breathing is highly recommended, I knew the Crescent Womb would be a great help. I know another parent who used the CW and swears by it. Our new addition to our "extended family" has a tough road ahead but the Crescent Womb is already helping both baby (and his new mommy) get some restful sleep.