Can I change the levels of the bed so I won't bend inside to grab my infant baby?
774160
You can put it up high for when the baby is smaller, and then you can lower it when the baby gets bigger.
774161
Yes, the crib has three levels. With a thicker mattress which we purchased as an add on the top level is just below waist level. I am 5'9''.
428559
No, you can not , we tried everything trying to come up with a way to put it on the other side. Due to the design of the crib, with the front and back being different, there is no way! We used it the way it was supposed to be attached and it does work great!
1423405
Yes, it has 3 different height levels. And the one for newborn is high enough to don't make any effort or bending. Hope this helps
1450124
Yes thats what we did, but my husband had to adjust it because it has a wheel in the bottom that did not allow to go down the bed, he cut it and left it as a semi circle. If your bed is a box spring you will not have this issue.Another person said that between the rail bed and the mattress is a space that can be dangerous for the baby, I fixed that rolling 2 blankets as long pillows and problem solvedThe other issue is that my baby likes to move a lot so I make every single night a pillow barreer so it works as a third bed rail. I will try to send you a picture so you can see it. Its a nice product! Yes thats what we did, but my husband had to adjust it because it has a wheel in the bottom that did not allow to go down the bed, he cut it and left it as a semi circle. If your bed is a box spring you will not have this issue.Another person said that between the rail bed and the mattress is a space that can be dangerous for the baby, I fixed that rolling 2 blankets as long pillows and problem solvedThe other issue is that my baby likes to move a lot so I make every single night a pillow barreer so it works as a third bed rail. I will try to send you a picture so you can see... » Read More Yes thats what we did, but my husband had to adjust it because it has a wheel in the bottom that did not allow to go down the bed, he cut it and left it as a semi circle. If your bed is a box spring you will not have this issue.Another person said that between the rail bed and the mattress is a space that can be dangerous for the baby, I fixed that rolling 2 blankets as long pillows and problem solvedThe other issue is that my baby likes to move a lot so I make every single night a pillow barreer so it works as a third bed rail. I will try to send you a picture so you can see it. Its a nice product! « Show Less
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I've done it before, but be warned the baby can flip over the side if too tall..which is a scary sight to see - take my word on it.So far, both my older children have not slept well in the playpen, the flooring is hard and using blankets/extra padding is dangerous.All of mine were too tall to use the playpen by 18 months.Sorry to sound negative, these playpens are great but we have found them to be insufficient as sleep areas for baby or young toddlers and best used for play.I'd suggest a crib mattress on the floor in a babygated and babyproofed room, or one of those bean pod portable beds. I've done it before, but be warned the baby can flip over the side if too tall..which is a scary sight to see - take my word on it.So far, both my older children have not slept well in the playpen, the flooring is hard and using blankets/extra padding is dangerous.All of mine were too tall to use the playpen by 18 months.Sorry to sound negative, these playpens are great but we have found them to be insufficient as sleep areas for baby or young toddlers and best used for play.I'd suggest a crib mattress on the floor in a babygated and babyproofed room, or one of those... » Read More I've done it before, but be warned the baby can flip over the side if too tall..which is a scary sight to see - take my word on it.So far, both my older children have not slept well in the playpen, the flooring is hard and using blankets/extra padding is dangerous.All of mine were too tall to use the playpen by 18 months.Sorry to sound negative, these playpens are great but we have found them to be insufficient as sleep areas for baby or young toddlers and best used for play.I'd suggest a crib mattress on the floor in a babygated and babyproofed room, or one of those bean pod portable beds. « Show Less
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I don't know about the other cribs. The sides are fixed and you just bend over. So far, it doesn't bother me at all to bend over.
1666081
No. That has proven to be unsafe and newer cribs are no longer using that design. I have 5 kiddos and I purchased this crib for baby #5. The front side is lower than an older style crib's front panel when it is up, if that makes sense. I have used this from newborn through toddler stages and it is super. You won't be disappointed! It's a bargain for the price...it is beautiful.
339698
I don't think it is a good idea to bend the warmer, or any products like heating pads. I would go for a smaller bed by the same maker.Our large one is enough for my Lab (all 77 pounds of her).
263471
U can. The changing part is flat. An the napper sits baby up some. That way baby don't sleep completely flat. When first born I had to go buy. Another one because I never re dived the one I orded thur amazon. An I bought the bed. The my granddaughter. Was born
290018
I do that occasionally, but for me it's just easier to step over it. I suppose it would also depend on how snuggly you need it to fit. We use it to keep our dogs out of the kitchen, and they don't really challenge it. If you have a baby who is trying to pull himself up by grabbing it, I think you would want it to fit more snuggly than we keep ours.
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When the baby is so small that you have to bend all the way over to pick her up, the mattress is at the highest level so you are not reaching far. By the time the baby is bigger and more mobile, you have to drop the crib down to the lower/lowest levels (to keep her from climbing out). By that time, she can stand up and reach for you to help out. If you had to bend over the rail and reach all the way down to the mattress placed on the lowest level, yes, it would be uncomfortable (I am 5'4" and this only occurs when my now-toddler refuses to wake up and I have to persist), but that should not happen often at all. When the baby is so small that you have to bend all the way over to pick her up, the mattress is at the highest level so you are not reaching far. By the time the baby is bigger and more mobile, you have to drop the crib down to the lower/lowest levels (to keep her from climbing out). By that time, she can stand up and reach for you to help out. If you had to bend over the rail and reach all the way down to the mattress placed on the lowest level, yes, it would be uncomfortable (I am 5'4" and this only occurs when my now-toddler refuses to wake up and I have to persist), but that... » Read More When the baby is so small that you have to bend all the way over to pick her up, the mattress is at the highest level so you are not reaching far. By the time the baby is bigger and more mobile, you have to drop the crib down to the lower/lowest levels (to keep her from climbing out). By that time, she can stand up and reach for you to help out. If you had to bend over the rail and reach all the way down to the mattress placed on the lowest level, yes, it would be uncomfortable (I am 5'4" and this only occurs when my now-toddler refuses to wake up and I have to persist), but that should not happen often at all. « Show Less
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Yes, definitely ! There is no spring inside, so it will bend following the adjustable bed. I have it in my trailer, underneath the bed there is storage, when I lift the lid of the bed, the mattress also bend following the curve of the platform.
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I use it like a bassinet. It's deep enough that a young baby would be hard pressed to climb out! Until they actually start grabbing and pulling themselves out of things I think the restraint is unnecessary. The angle and shape of this bed holds them in the right position much like a car seat but more reclined. I've been considering cutting out the buckles because I feel like once we actually will need them we'll be moving our babe to the portacrib.
86697
You don't. This is a bassinet. It is only useful until the baby can sit up or pull themselves up. It isn't like a pack and play where the height can be reduced and honestly it's too narrow for that anyway.
1615923
Yes it can be changed. The drawers are not attached to the frame, they just slide under the bed where ever you would decide to put them.
793538
Any way you want. For me, I chose the rough side up so there's traction for my baby. The foams don't shift anyway even if the smooth side is down on the floor or the carpet.
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!