how do you get the bassinet on and also the changing table? HELP!!!!
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I'm not sure about the bassinet because I didn't need it. The changing table was pretty easy. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll do my best. If you have the changing table assembled (the bars connected and put through the changing table kind of like a curtain and curtain rod) then there should be two buttons on the end where the bar is not at. On one of the ends of the play pen you should see two places where to button the changing table at. Then the bars connect to the play pen so that when you are not using it, you can move it to where it hangs on the outside of the play pen and out of your way. Hope this helps and you get it put together.
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if you have internet go onto the evenflo website & locate the correct model # & it will walk you through it step by step. That's how I had to do mine since it didn't come with instructions. hope this helps
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Changing table I had to pry the plastic clips enough to get them around the poles on the end of the pen. They angle up from the side and end. The straps on the other end go over the side and click into one on the pen. The piece to raise the matt on the inside will zip into the sides and you should be able to figure the rest on that out. I suggest attaching the matt to it since they Velcro on the bottom before zipping it in.
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I'm not sure about the bassinet because I didn't need it. The changing table was pretty easy. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll do my best. If you have the changing table assembled (the bars connected and put through the changing table kind of like a curtain and curtain rod) then there should be two buttons on the end where the bar is not at. On one of the ends of the play pen you should see two places where to button the changing table at. Then the bars connect to the play pen so that when you are not using it, you can move it to where it hangs on the outside of the play pen and out of your way. Hope this helps and you get it put together. I'm not sure about the bassinet because I didn't need it. The changing table was pretty easy. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll do my best. If you have the changing table assembled (the bars connected and put through the changing table kind of like a curtain and curtain rod) then there should be two buttons on the end where the bar is not at. On one of the ends of the play pen you should see two places where to button the changing table at. Then the bars connect to the play pen so that when you are not using it, you can move it to where it hangs on the outside of the play pen... » Read More I'm not sure about the bassinet because I didn't need it. The changing table was pretty easy. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll do my best. If you have the changing table assembled (the bars connected and put through the changing table kind of like a curtain and curtain rod) then there should be two buttons on the end where the bar is not at. On one of the ends of the play pen you should see two places where to button the changing table at. Then the bars connect to the play pen so that when you are not using it, you can move it to where it hangs on the outside of the play pen and out of your way. Hope this helps and you get it put together. « Show Less
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There are two options: getting a stand(I will suggest the Okoa stand) or get a over the door clamp by amazonas. Never screw a bassinet into the ceiling, bc it will fall out. The amazonas clamp goes over the door frame and is kept in place by the molding above the door. It has a safety strap that keeps the clamp closed.http://www.amazonas.eu/en/accessories-baby-world/door-clamp.html
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it attached directly to the play area frame. if you look at the picture you can kind of see it. the bassinet is a removable mat with a hanging net that has rods that run underneath it. if you enlarge the picture you can see plastic gray clips on both ends one is a solid piece the other looks "broken". those are the pieces that attach to the play area which they are a pain in the butt to clip on/off. once the netting is clipped on with the rods the mat rests on top of it. so long winded yes you can use the play area with the changer, because the bassinet is also the mat for the play area. hope this answers the question. it attached directly to the play area frame. if you look at the picture you can kind of see it. the bassinet is a removable mat with a hanging net that has rods that run underneath it. if you enlarge the picture you can see plastic gray clips on both ends one is a solid piece the other looks "broken". those are the pieces that attach to the play area which they are a pain in the butt to clip on/off. once the netting is clipped on with the rods the mat rests on top of it. so long winded yes you can use the play area with the changer, because the bassinet is also the mat for the... » Read More it attached directly to the play area frame. if you look at the picture you can kind of see it. the bassinet is a removable mat with a hanging net that has rods that run underneath it. if you enlarge the picture you can see plastic gray clips on both ends one is a solid piece the other looks "broken". those are the pieces that attach to the play area which they are a pain in the butt to clip on/off. once the netting is clipped on with the rods the mat rests on top of it. so long winded yes you can use the play area with the changer, because the bassinet is also the mat for the play area. hope this answers the question. « Show Less
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With a BOB adapter you can attach an infant seat (like Graco, etc.).The Bug-a-Boo is the one that allows you to attach a bassinet.
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Hello I am not the mom either. You can turn it around by taking the bassinet out and face it towards you and than put it back in
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The bassinet is suspended in the middle of the playard. The changer and ballet are one piece and you just turn it over to reveal which one you want to use. I hope this helps.
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The straps come with screws and you attach them to points on the changing table. I would post a picture to illustrate if I could. Hope this helps...
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We use the Prince Lionheart hanging plastic diaper caddy. It fits perfectly on the side of the changer. We're really happy with the changing table. It's very sturdy!
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I did just that. I tied the straps to it with additional tape to the side opposite the changing part. I made sure I reached around to get anything i needed before putting the baby on the changing part. It worked great.
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Not sure what the napper is, but the changing table is a waterproof material and is therefore easy to clean up. The little bassinet for infant is a soft absorbent material so I believe it would be difficult to clean. The crib "mattress" for low down or half way up is semi-absorbent with a hard, stiff backing so you couldn't put it in the washing machine, but you could blot or wipe off. They sell "pack and play" sheets that will fit on the low down/half way up setup. Just search "pack and play sheet"
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You can remove the changing table once you make it into a twin bed. But while using it as a crib or daybed the changing table has to stay connected.
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There are 3 main parts - chassis, bassinet and seat. You can take out bassinet from the chassis and put seat instead in few minutes. You should use bassinet till about 6-9 months or till baby will try to seat and replace it with seat.As someone already mentioned, seat's backrest has few position and you can put it almost horizontal that allow you baby sleep nicely if he/she fall asleep when in the seat.
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We used ours until our daughter was actively rolling around. At 5 months she would sometimes get 'wedged' or 'cross-ways' in the bassinet while trying to turn on her back in a circle. Typically though if she was tired and ready to be asleep it wasn't an issue. However, once your baby starts rolling, I'd highly recommend discontinuing the bassinet. For that reason, I'd also never use it on an elevated or uneven surface. Our daughter never came close to tipping it, but certainly if left unattended she may be able to get it over. She's now 7 months and 17.5 pounds.
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Should be on the flat board that lays under mattress its glued there so you always have it. If not try here http://www.deltachildren.com/help-center/assembly-instructions
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Is weird, when u attach the bassinet automatic snap and is ready to use to remove it you have to press both buttons n each side to release it but u cannot remove it without pressing that, so if you attach the bassinet and it doesnt stay there mean you can take it out without pressing nothing, is something wrong.
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You can. Just keep in mind though that only half of the bassinet is then exposed. If your baby is able to roll over, he may roll under the changing station. It is recommended in the instructions to not use the changing table in this manner. Also, it is worth noting that the napper is rather difficult to take on and off, but the changing station is simple. You could remove it until you need it and just click it back into place.
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it attached directly to the play area frame. if you look at the picture you can kind of see it. the bassinet is a removable mat with a hanging net that has rods that run underneath it. if you enlarge the picture you can see plastic gray clips on both ends one is a solid piece the other looks "broken". those are the pieces that attach to the play area which they are a pain in the butt to clip on/off. once the netting is clipped on with the rods the mat rests on top of it. so long winded yes you can use the play area with the changer, because the bassinet is also the mat for the play area. hope this answers the question.