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I think the rock and play is the safest option, but we couldn't use our much past 4 months. We eventually out a towel under the mattress in the crib. The NICU actually suggested putting phone books under the legs of the crib... We didn't have sliding problem with the towel...

We put books (or pieces of wood) under the legs of one side. My son did not roll. We were told not to put anything under the mattress because it creates a small crease which could potentially be dangerous.

We used the rnp. It worked great for her reflux, but the transition out was a bit rough. If your LO is doing fine in the pnp, I'd be hesitant to change...

We didn't have a reflux baby but did use the RNP and had a smooth teansition. I blogged about it if you'd like to read our experience!

@Mae: rock n play FTW.

You can get this little sling thing for the tucker wedge that holds baby in place so she doesn't slide down. I haven't done it, but my friend did and she thought it helped her son who had severe reflux. A and B both sleep in their flat cribs now and between the meds, AR formula (it's slightly thicker which works well for my LOs) and holding upright for 20 min after feeding (PITA in the night but makes the biggest difference for us!) we don't have any spitting up or crying awake from reflux in the night.

@Mae: I totally understand! I have generally good night sleepers and we had two weeks of great day napping before it all fell apart. I want my nappers back!

We have a rolled up towel under one end of the crib mattress. LO was diagnosed with reflux around 5 weeks, and we let her sleep in the swing for a couple weeks after that but I dreaded the crib transition so we bit the bullet and moved her to the crib recently. She's done well, not sleeping as good as in the swing, but I think the incline is helping.

@Mae: we haven't had any issues yet. She's a few weeks behind your LO though. She's swaddled and scoots all around her crib, so she doesn't actually stay on the incline all night, but I think it helps her fall into her deep sleep during the first stretch of sleep.