All of you have such helpful hints that I have learned from that I have to share one that works for me. I've been using a beanbag for my daughter's naps and those times when I need to do something during that "holding upright period" after eating(under close supervision, of course). Invariably, that's when the other DD needs a snack or help with something. I use the beanbag only occasionally now that our meds are working so much better. I was able to "squish" it so that she could sit upright and still feel comfy enough to nap and not fall over. Hope this helps someone.

Cindy

Good idea, Cindy!!!

That is a good idea, although I don't think it would work for us. I would be afraid that either the cats will tear it up or he will wiggle out of it somehow.

Thats a great idea! Eli has one now, I wish he would have had one when younger, it would have helped alot!

Ditto! I had 2 children's size beanbags and put the sheepskin on it (just so the boys couldn't get lost in it and suffocate) and I used to swaddle them and they would sleep right here with me in the lounge, where I could keep an eye on them. We only used it for daytime sleeps and it was the best- they were propped up but comfy enough to go bye-byes.
I even bought 2 when I went to Australia for when we stayed with Mum & Dad. We don't use them now as at around 5-6 months the boys started going to their cots for daytime sleeps. Once they are a little older, I will re-introduce them as "their chairs"!!!

I love that idea! My little guy likes to be moved a lot so I might try it Thanks for sharing :D

Hmmmm.... Someone needs to create a beanbag with safety straps. Sounds like an awesome idea, but Noah climbs overboard if he's not buckled in! Can't crawl, but he can climb...