Can you lock the cradle so that it doesn't rock?
783971
No, you can't lock it but the mechanism isn't a traditional rocking cradle. It is more of a very gentle sway that only moves subtlety when baby stirs.
783972
No, as you can see in the picture, the stand of the cradle, like the suspension of a car, bends down when you pressure it down. The rocking motion is generated from that, and cannot be locked. But don't worry, the rocking motion is very, very gentle.
783973
No, but it doesn't rock enough that you would want to. Only rocks if you actively rocking it.
260160
There does not appear to be. I would look elsewhere for a model which has a wall cradle.
1102264
They make an upgraded version that charges while in the cradle. I actually took a dremel to the bottom of mine, which I'm sure is not suggested. I can say that I have riden through some epic rain and mine has remained dry. Once again my solution will probably void any warranty or claim they make about it being wateproof.
797578
It's designed to be locked, however, if you leave the top clamp loose, it will spin. I honestly don't think it would cause any damage to do so.
1217659
No but only cause of the piece at the top that locks it into the cradle (it juts out to create an L type shape). Other than that it's a little taller than an iPhone and about 3x the thickness of one
1698234
Not that I'm aware. The holster is more of a a 'frame' that holds cradles the device on your belt or wherever you attach it to, not necessarily the 'typical' holder which would provide 'turn off' in holster capabilities. I hope this helps.
1218412
no you cant. you have to release the cord into normal position and then you can lock
949708
Yes it is, this phone won't stay in the cradle, I have moved it to the garage where it gets very little use :(.
1892163
Most likely, no. If your baby is starting to sit up & pull up on things, I would be afraid that he or she would fall out of it. The cradle was ideal for my baby when he was first born until he started getting more mobile. Hope this helps.
2035612
If you use the handheld part often, it doesn't set into the cradle as firmly as when new - it angles upward somewhat. Not a big deal, just a minor annoyance.
2109330
Yes. There is a lever that lets you tilt the face cradle up or down from the level of the table itself.
1829322
Locking the phone mount in the position you desire is pretty simple. Just make sure that the lock is pushed all the way in and it should stay.
190175
I'm sorry, I don't have a video, but if the battery compartment is in place correctly (seems like I hadn't turned the plastic piece sufficiently the first try) the cradle part gently sways back and forth with the option of cheesy music. I should say though that my grand-baby actually enjoyed the music (ears not fully developed?) She has just about out grown the bassinet now, but we loved it; it is easy to move around the house and the height was just right. Hope you can get it to work for you!
1771252
The tie- down cradles DO rotate but there are plastic spacers in between that stop them from sliding. There is a screw and cap that can be removed from the end so that the spacers could be removed.
469653
I'm not sure. When you are putting it up, just raise it to the height you want, but I don't know if there will be a locking device at that spot, but you could devise one.
2131642
Yes there is a plastic cradle you install on the right side to the rear of the volume knob. Not shown in picture.
1146182
Not really, as long as you lock it. you can latch it closed and then there is a switch to actually lock it.