If your baby falls asleep in the bassinet, can you lift it off the stroller (easily enough not to wake the baby) and set it inside, on the floor?
62997
yes it is very easy to remove the bassinet part . My Grandson falls asleep every time he gets in the stroller
62998
Yes! Push the detachments on each side and lift - super easy! Literally one step and done, more so just depends on how gentle your lift is if your little one stays asleep ;)
62999
I think that yes, as long as the baby is not too heavy ;)It is very easy to lift the bassinet.
63000
It is easy but sometimes gets stuck, so the answer to your question the baby will most likely wake up is the little one is a light sleeper. For my little one it's like a coin toss. Sometime just lifting the car seat out of the base of the car wakes her.
63001
Yes. And our baby is now 8 months old and I'm so glad I bought this stroller for all of the functions it has. The bassinet is huge and so is the basket underneath and yes you can take it off without waking the tyke.
63002
Yes M.Stenger it's easier if the child is a new born. One thing it's been of great use the baby loves it..
2270201
Yes the bassinet has to be removed. I don't think the toddler seat offers enough support for a newborn so either use the car seat, the bassinet or their is a newborn insert you can buy for the toddler seat. It's a great stroller!
2172013
I didn't use mine as a bedside bassinet for that reason. I let my baby sleep in it one night and she slid to the bottom and her little legs were all crunched up. I only used it during the day for naps.
456514
Yes. Our daughter slept in the bassinet every night for the first few months. We didn't transition her over to the crib until she was 4 months old.
332018
You can slide the baby in and out to nurse if you have it set up that way (as per included instructions). I have it set up as a bassinette at the moment.
1092367
You have to clip all the clips loose on the bottom of the stroller and then there is a little handle on the end of the bassinet (where the head of the baby lays) this you have the lift and bring down. Hope you understand. Once you get it it's very easy!
1279769
I love this bassinet. Our bed is high (box spring and 12" mattress), so it is at a perfect height to reach in and grab baby at night. But, to be honest, I've mostly just been sleeping with my baby next to me in bed. Babies and moms sleep SO much better this way because the baby feels safe and warm next to mom and can easily breastfeed. This basinet is great for those times when co-sleeping isn't safe like if my husband or I have been drinking or have taken sleep-inducing medication.
389847
Depends on a few things. 1: DO NOT use the diaper changing area as a bassinet. It is not designed for that and would not be a good idea. 2. If you are referring to the area the child lays on then it depends on the height of your bed. For a bed that is 3-4 feet off the ground there will be no problem since the 1st level sits pretty high up. Lower than 3 feet and you will have to get up and reach down a little more. Good luck and congratulations!
1501925
My baby is 8 months now. He is starting to crawl and lifting himself up by holding onto the bars, trying to cross over to our bed. So it's time to remove the bassinet! You will know when it gets dangerous for them :)
2206226
Honestly, I don't have the unit under the mattress. I actually have it setting on the mattress in one of the corners of the crib and have the handle sticking outside the slats of the crib, so at any time I can sneak up and turn the unit on without baby knowing. Having the unit on top of the mattress creates a better vibration and the hum of the vibrator on the mattress is a plus to help baby sleep longer and better.
317024
There isn't an actual bassinet that comes with it. I may have called it the wrong thing... The mat sits up higher in a netting with support bars underneath. I chose this one without the bassinet feature because little ones outgrow it so quickly that I thought it wasn't worth the extra cost. I have a two month old & I swaddle her using a blanket, wombie, or Velcro swaddler and she does just fine. I also use a small cradle at night upstairs. My little one is over 11 lbs and in the 97th percentile for height. We have room for a crib, but we choose not to use one yet.
520590
There is no way the baby will wriggle out of this when swaddled. The way they are reclined in the sleeper it's just not possible to do. Our 3 months old sleeps the best when swaddled in her Rock n Play sleeper! It's the best!
1744833
Yes. My baby has used only the stroller since he was born. He sleeps very well in the cosy reclined space.
1144656
Remember there is a weight limit on the bassinet. The mattress will take away from that 15 lb. weight limit on our Baby Trend Playard "Scooter". I would never take that chance.
332017
You do have to lift the baby from the co-sleeper but you don't have to fully sit up to do it. The mattress is a tad lower than the bed mattress. There is a bar/ cosleeper "wall" that keeps the baby from rolling into the crack between the mattresses. You cannot slide the baby necessarily... you can put the baby in your hands and slide onto bed but I wouldn't want to bump the head/back on the bar. It's really not hard.
201515
The bumper in the top bassinet portion cannot be removed as far as I know. But keep this in mind.. The baby cannot roll over until s/he is 3 months old.. And.. You if you look a bit closer you will see there is a mesh area where the babies head will be.. I used this product for our daughter (now 3yrs old) and I highly recommend it. Another perk is its on wheels and can be easily moved from room to room.. Good luck! Enjoy your precious bundle. :)
1224082
The baby should definitely not sleep in the bassinet with the napper/changer in place. We just used the bassinet and didn't fiddle with the napper/changer because baby sort of wiggled around in it. To remove the napper/changer, you have to unsnap a few things. May not be something you would want to do at every nap.