Stokke Sleepi Questions

Rocco T.5y

Since the Stokke does not have a drop side bar, what are your safety tips (so you don't get a sore back) for putting baby to sleep in the cot, resettling and getting them out of the cot when the mattress is lowered? Thanks.

slinkee 5y

My daughter is at an age now where she can actually stand up and hold herself up on the top bar. I can then pick her up from that position so I don’t have to bend down so far. If she’s lying down and I need to pick her up I just have to bend down unfortunately. I’m quite tall so it’s easier for me but my wife is short and it’s hard for her unless our daughter is standing up in the cot.

A drop bar would certainly be handy.

Malavika7y

Hi, we are currently deciding which cot to purchase for our nursery. we really like to design and portability of the stoke sleepi, I just have a question if someone can help me: 1. Is the cot sturdy enough to carry the weight when the kid starts to jump/bounce in the cot? 2. Are the hinges and support panels for the base strong?

Elkie10y

When you buy the Basic Stokke Sleepi Cot pack. Can you just leave the sides and mid base panel out for it to be a bassinette? Or does the bassinette require other parts? Apart from the mattress and drape rod.

lilly 10y

No you can't. I'm having the problem now. The bassinet requires two fill in pieces, one at each end. Stokke will not supply these separate. Also needs the wheel pieces which are pictured on the stokke website as a spare part but when I approached shops about these they said they couldn't get them!

Alicia 9y

You can actually buy the pieces required for the bassinet from stokke. I emailed their head office overseas and they sent me the Aussie distributors email address who had the pieces for sale. Baby bunting and baby kingdom don't stock these and will tell you that you can't get them.

Mrandmrsk11y

I'm looking at purchasing either a stokke sleepi cot or the cocoon cot ... Do either of these fit through a standard door way as I know they're different in sizes? And if anyone prefers one over the other? thanks

sammy girl 11y

I have moved my skokke cot in and out of my daughters room several times. And it fits without the sodes touching the door. As long as your door is standard your fine. I have had my stokke for almost 3 years and had 2 babies later it still looks beautiful.