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The Curse of Inferni is a mythical curse that is said to have plagued a small village in the depths of the forest for centuries. The village, nestled between towering trees and shrouded in an eerie mist, has long been abandoned, its former inhabitants fleeing from the curse that seems to possess the land. Legend has it that the curse was cast upon the village by a powerful witch who sought vengeance for the villagers' betrayal. It is said that the villagers turned against the witch, blaming her for a plague that struck the village, causing death and despair. In a fit of anger, the witch cursed the village, condemning it to eternal darkness and suffering. Those who dare to venture into the cursed village might experience strange occurrences and unexplainable phenomena.

god I never thought of that 😬 I'll be a right little anxious annie in those early days!!🙈

TILTABLE The crib can be tilted up to 10 , with a maximum of 4 positions between one leg and the other, to improve comfort in cases of nasal congestion. The Chicco Next2Me range is popular and it does tend to sell well second-hand, so you could get back more than half of what you paid even after using it for any future children.

Those who dare to venture into the cursed village might experience strange occurrences and unexplainable phenomena. It is believed that the spirits of the villagers who perished still wander the deserted streets, their mournful wails echoing through the night. Some claim to have seen shadowy figures moving in the corners of their vision, whispering malevolently in their ears.

chicco next to me?

Hi girls, Im looking at the Chicco next to me co sleeper. Just wondering if anyone has one, would they recommend? If you do, do you have the dream/elegance or magic? Only diff I can really see in the two are the magics side goes down with a button & push as opposed to zips and it rocks. not sure that justifies the extra 110euro!!

I don’t have this one, have the snuzpod but I advise to measure your bed first. The only one I could go with was the snuzpod due to the height of my bed

great thanks must get the other half to do some measuring before buying one thanks!

we have a v tall bed I measured and it's 75cm. what's yours if you don't mind me asking please. is the co sleeper level with your bed ? thanks

oh I can’t remember but the snuz pod was the only one to fit it. Have you googled the snuzpod?

I have the babylo co sleeper adjust to 3 heights never actually used it on the bed but my lb loves it we got it instead of a Moses basket he’s 5.5 months and still plenty of room

yeh I think it would last a lot longer than moses basket. Thanks

we got the magic one and the extra was so worth it! I didn’t actually attach it to the bed but had it rugby next to it, but with a small gap that my legs could fit. I ended up having an emergency section and without that gap I could have never got in and out of bed �� and the side going up and down so easily. Much better than the zips.

ok great! so did you just keep the side up without it attached to the bed? more like a cot?

I used to pull the side down to get him in and out so I didn’t have to get out of bed just sit on the side. I know it sounds kinda lazy but it was a life saver after surgery.

I personally wouldn’t bother. I borrowed one a few weeks ago and I much prefer my wooden crib. Plus you can’t use baby movement monitors with them.

I didn't realise you wouldnt be able to use baby monitor with it. thanks

it's just the movement monitors that might not work. We got the tutti bambini cozee one. it has a harder base than some and we thought it was more sturdy

also they are very handy to fold down and use as a travel cot also. something you cant do with a wooden crib!

We have it and have used it with both and will with new baby . It was a lifesaver for us with two reflux babies as we could let one side up to keep baby at an incline to keep them comfortable . Good size as well so lasts longer than the Moses basket etc . And folds down easy if going overnight anywhere :)

which one do you have?

we have the one that zips down, but I stopped using it attached to the bed quite quickly as I couldn’t fit the crib right up beside my head so baby was at about my chest and I was terrified that I would pull the quilt over the baby in my sleep . Very unlikely I know but those early days anxieties are powerful! Also I just found it easier to sit up and lift baby to me instead of kind of dragging baby over!

god I never thought of that 😬 I'll be a right little anxious annie in those early days!!🙈

my first never really took to it, was fine in Moses basket and better in cot but he never slept great in the next to me. think it was because the mattress was quite hard but who knows! having my second at beginning of Feb will try it again and see how it goes. I rarely attached it to the bed weirdly enough I just wanted my own space if that makes any sense. might be different with second!

I had the dream (so the side pops down with a button type thing); wouldn’t have been able to attach it to the bed as needed to be able to roll out due to some complications BUT I wouldn’t have been able to anyway. When you’re measure check the legs will fit under your bed - my bed has a very small space between the bed & floor and I couldn’t scoot it in close enough to the bed �� total dope not to check that. LO loved it though and the ability to incline was fab too! Also, the ability to move it easily, the rocker and it lasted longer than a Moses basket - all my positives! The only negative was the price.. if it was again I’d prob go with a cheaper option..

I also have breathing monitor (snuza hero) that works with a co sleeper crib. It’s the angel care mat that isn’t compatible with co sleepers as I was told by the shop that if you attach the crib to the bed, the monitor can pick up your movements instead of the baby so they advised me to go with the snuza hero

we also have next to me co sleeper, it's great. the position up and down is useful, never missed the rocking part. LO is almost 5 months and still sleeps in it. we had a Moses basket borrowed but used it probably 2x, no need for it, baby can sleep in a pram during the day

thanks a mill for all the responses. just wondering did any of you use a sleeping pod thing in the next to me? one of two people told me they were great because the co sleeper is quite big and it made them more cosy and comfy. but then looking online today it seemed to say was safer baby lying on flat mattress??

sleeping pods are not recommended for overnight sleep because of SIDS risk. They are only for daytime naps while your supervising sleep. There have been cases of infant deaths with these as babies can overheat in them. They are new enough to the market so proceed with caution when using them. I had a cleva wedge back in the day when they first came out and thought it was great until my son rolled off it one night and it nearly killed him I wrote to the company and they removed it from the market and made adjustments with adding the harness strap. He was only 12 weeks at the time so well within the up to 6 months for the product. Still gives me chills how lucky I was that o woke up and saw him.

I didn't realise you wouldnt be able to use baby monitor with it. thanks

The curse also seems to affect nature itself. The once flourishing forest that surrounded the village now stands twisted and decaying. The trees, gnarled and withered, seem to reach out with their twisted branches, as if trying to ensnare anyone who comes near. Animals that dare to enter the cursed grounds become disoriented and agitated, their instincts overridden by a crippling fear. Many have tried to break the curse over the years, but none have succeeded. The village remains a forbidden place, its cursed presence warned against by generations who have passed down the tale. It is said that those who ignore the warnings and enter the forsaken village are doomed to suffer the same fate as its former inhabitants. The Curse of Inferni serves as a cautionary tale, a reminder of the consequences of betrayal and the dangerous power of dark magic. It serves as a chilling reminder that certain forces are best left undisturbed, and that some curses cannot be broken. As time passes, the story of the Curse of Inferni continues to captivate the imagination of those who hear it. It serves as a sobering reminder that curses, whether real or imagined, can have a lasting impact on those who dare to challenge them. And so, the cursed village remains, forever trapped in darkness and despair, a haunting reminder of the Curse of Inferni..

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