It’s significantly lower cost than the Sleepyhead and is available in a range of colours. The Babymoov Cosydream sleep aid is pitched by the manufacturer very much as an aid to help babies sleep better particularly when their sleep is disturbed by colic and reflux.īy far and away, this is the Sleepyhead alternative with the most reviews on Amazon and it rates incredibly well. They’re all cheaper than the Sleepyhead and they all rate relatively well and below are the key features, pros and cons we determined of each.
These are the 9 Sleepyhead alternatives we checked out when looking for a baby sleep pod. More information about each product follows. The quick version of this is the table below, with pricing (accurate as of 9th April 2020) and key ratings. Read up, check out the science but of course, you’ll ultimately make your own decision. Equally, I know plenty of Mums who use pods overnight too. Our son slept in a Moses Basket and then a cot overnight. With our Sleepyhead, we only ever used it during the day. Lullaby Trust doesn’t recommend overnight sleeping in pods. So in the course of my research into Sleepyhead alternatives, I’ve made a load of notes shared here for anyone considering their own options.īefore we get into this, do check out Lullaby Trust’s safer sleep advice relating to products. But it’s sensible consumer behaviour to look at alternatives when making a relatively big purchase and check it’s definitely worth it! And with number 3 on the way, we’ll almost certainly be buying another (we gave the last one away and now I’m cursing myself). I’ve made no secret of the fact I’m a big fan of the Sleepyhead.
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