SNOO

For us it's been worth it's weight in gold. I caved and rented at 8 weeks when her longest stretch was 4.5 hours (not terrible, but I was spending a good hour of that rocking the bassinet to keep her asleep and it was killing me), received at 9 weeks. By 10 weeks she was sleeping 10+ hours a night.

Snoo has been an absolute game changer. highly recommend. you can find secondhand for cheaper but honestly it's worth every penny and then some

If I could marry the snoo I would.

My son is a snoo graduate and sleeps a full 12 hours at night. He only wakes up if he's teething, which he was last night, so he woke up after 9 hours instead of 12, which is still fantastic sleep. For me, the biggest reason to go with a snoo was, that despite being super popular and out for several years, there have been zero infant deaths or sids reported with the snoo. It just gave me so much peace of mind as a new parent. We're pregnant with twins now and going to buy a second one.

Absolutely loved the SNOO! I believe it taught our baby how to fall asleep independently. She's nearly 10 months now. We never sleep trained her, but she falls asleep independently. Some nights she cries for 3 minutes, but usually she just lies down and goes to sleep. I have anxiety and knowing that I could spend less than the cost of one month of daycare to keep my baby sleeping on her back and thereby reduce the risk of SIDS was the reason I wanted the SNOO. Everything else was a bonus. FW...

Absolutely loved it. Apparently a big thing for helping your kid learn to be a good sleeper is putting them down drowsy but awake. We could only do that with the snoo soothing her the rest of the way when she was little. She was a big baby and we switched to bottles/formula pretty quickly so I can't say it was JUST the snoo that got her sleeping so well. But I think it definitely helped create good sleep habits for her. 12 hour stretches without any wake ups consistently by 10 weeks. 4 month sle...

My Snoo baby was a dream to transition to the crib! She slept so much better than my non-Snoo baby in the crib because she didn't have a nursing/being held association to falling asleep. I wish I got a Snoo with my first, I am also getting a Snoo for my third baby. It was so good for my mental health postpartum to get more sleep.

Snoo worked wonderfully for us. 3 hour sleep windows from night one. He was sleeping through the night before we transitioned him into his crib at 3 months sleeping about 7-7. He's going through a bit of a sleep regression now but only wakes up once around 2:30-3. It is a lifesaver I recommend it to everyone.

This. I never imagined I'd be a Snoo mom, but here we are. Baby does all naps in the crib now, but the Snoo has been amazing. We are only using it overnight at this point, but we get about 9 hours of sleep each night with only one wake for a feed around 3:30 AM (I breastfeed, so this has nothing to do with the Snoo not keeping baby asleep).

Got such good use the last 6 months from our snoo!! It gave me many extra hours of sleep

I bought it on offer up for $600, used it for 4 months, loved it (baby slept so well in it, and I was definitely getting 5-7 hour chunks of sleep pretty quickly), and sold it on offer up for $600. Was it worth it? Yes.

Loved the SNOO and my baby is a wonderful sleeper. We had a transition plan and spent almost 2 months slowly transitioning from the SNOO to the crib. He was out of the SNOO by 5.5 months old. We also specifically paid attention to developing good sleep habits!

We got one and love it. Saved us a lot of late nights by soothing our little guy back to sleep when waking. The resale value is pretty good, so I don't see a downside.

We bought the Snoo used from a friend for $700, including an extra mattress, sheets, and a few sleep sacks. It's absolutely worth that price, even with the subscription, I would try to get one used. That said I get that we are a sample of one, you should definitely ask around.