Hello, I was just wondering what are the safest practices for baby day-sleeping when we are not at home? I have heard mixed reviews about letting the baby day-sleep in baby loungers, pram bassinets and porta-cots. Hoping you can provide some clarification. Thank you.

A safe sleeping environment means that all potential dangers have been removed and the baby is sleeping in a safe place. The ideal place for a baby to sleep is in a safe cot, on a safe mattress, with safe bedding in a safe sleeping place, both night and day.

https://rednose.org.au/article/what-is-a-safe-sleeping-environment

A portacot that meets Mandatory Australian Standards would be preferable option for day time sleeps when away from home.
Only use the firm, thin, well-fitting mattress that is supplied with the portable cot. Never add a second mattress or additional padding under or over the mattress, which has been specifically designed for the portacot,

Wear and tear can expose baby to hazards. Only use a portable cot that has the mesh intact and that has no broken parts. Ensure that the base is flat and regularly check the portacot for signs of damage.

https://rednose.org.au/article/portable-cots

Do not use any products that have soft padded sides or base or does not allow baby to lie on their back & flat, not elevated.
Do not use a bassinet for sleep once baby is showing signs of rolling, usually around 3 months of age.

Never leave your baby unattended in a pram or stroller. It is not a substitute for a cot.
https://rednose.org.au/article/prams-and-strollers

Avoid sleeping children in prams or strollers. Never have an unharnessed child asleep in a pram or stroller as they can move about and may be at risk of falling or entrapment. If they are asleep, maintain regular supervision

https://www.productsafety.gov.au/products/babies-kids/kids-equipment/prams-strollers