Why is the bassinet only good for up to 15 pounds? That seems like a small amount.
1635134
The bassinet is very sturdy, in my opinion it can support an heavier weight, I think the issue is that the bassinet lays in the liner on the playpen.
1635135
For a bassinet, no. That's about standard for them. By nature, they are smaller. They just aren't meant for bigger babies.
1635136
It's only a bassinet... at 15 pounds the child will have outgrown it and I wouldn't think you would want to risk collapse. Individual situations for each child though just use common sense to keep your child safe.
1635137
My son is 11 weeks old, not yet 15 pounds, but is 24" long. He has now outgrown the bassinet's length. I find myself trying to decide what to do with the large Pack N Play. You can't elevate the mattress for infants, so it's really only good as an enormous changing surface- and the angle of that is less than desirable! I wouldn't purchase this again.
1657399
This bassinet was WONDERFUL for my daughter for her first few months of life. She loved the newborn sling attachment probably bc it was like a mini hammock :) The sling will hold up to about 15 lbs. After that we used her crib for sleeping bc the pad that ur supposed to use, when u take out the sling, is really thin! I wouldn't want to put a baby on that base unless u pad it with blankets first. I think the base will hold up to 23 lbs. Hope this helps!
2084157
Our bassinet was also very old. I measured from the top of the bassinet to the floor and then measured the inside of the bassinet from bottom to top. In order to measure the inside, turn the bassinet over and measure the bottom from side to side and length. Good Luck! Ours turned out great!
2088600
Our baby is 15lbs and approximately 25 inch tall at 4.5 month and there is still room in the bassinet. I would say that we would probably able to use it until our boy is 6 months old. I am not sure about the weight restrictions but the bassinet feels very well-built and sturdy. It appears that the length capacity will be exceeded before weight capacity.
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Lots of different answers..but it all comes down to how big your baby is. Mine measured almost 25 inches and 15 lbs at 2 months (99th percentile, so not common).. and he's just about outgrown it. i do love it though and wished he would have been able to use it longer.
2180925
It's about knee-height. Will make the bassinet about the same height as a standard bed.
1988674
I would suggest the 15x31, it is a thick mattress and the bigger one may not fit in your bassinet.
292399
Small is about 0-12 lbs. (They say 14 lbs but we grew out of small @ 12lbs.) Large is 14 lbs to 20 lbs. (But this is still very roomy @ 15 lbs) I will say that it's one of the best things you can use. It really helps them to sleep through the night.
41880
The bassinet is fairly large, but I do not think it would fit twins appropriately. At most, you would only get by for a month before they would outgrow it.
189257
For co sleeper and bassinet modes the instructions say up to about 5 months or until baby can push himself up on hands and feet. Doesn't really give a weight limit per se but I would guess about 20lbs is the most you'd want to go.
1490758
The bassinet is good for an infant (I think up to about 4-6 months). We use it for our newborn now and we use our stroller as a double one for our two children (16 months and 4 weeks old - with bassinet and seat). We personally prefer the bassinet for longer walks, because then the baby can lay down comfortably instead of being "stuck" in its car seat. Also we think that in warm weather the car seat is much warmer for longer periods, in the bassinet the baby has more space.
317023
I think you're talking about the higher setting on this pack n play, because this version does not come with a bassinet. I don't know what the weight restriction is but my 18 lbs 7 month old had no problem napping and playing in the bassiet. We finally lowered it because she starting trying to climb out.
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Honestly, it's pretty snug---which it should be for support. My baby is 15 lbs and she fits in snuggly but comfortably, but I really don't anticipate her being in it past another 10 lbs or so. Also, in my opinion when a baby is able to support oneself in a nippy it's time to do away with the bumbo.
1657398
15 pounds, it's great for the first couple of months or longer depending on your baby.
2049738
My daughter is 15 lbs and still has room to get bigger in 3 to 6 month. It goes to 18 lbs. :)
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This portable crib does not come with a bassinet attachment. What you see in the picture is what you get. I wouldn't recommend this for daily use as a crib as the mattress and support underneath the mattress is very flimsy. It is also a bit smaller than standard pack and plays so the Dream on Me 3" padded mattresses don't fit in here. We use this when grandkids come for a visit (from ages 16 months to 2 years old)- when their stay is relatively short. This is compact though for storage if you don't have a lot of room. To return to your original question, there are many more options for portable cribs that actually have bassinet attachments that might work better. This portable crib does not come with a bassinet attachment. What you see in the picture is what you get. I wouldn't recommend this for daily use as a crib as the mattress and support underneath the mattress is very flimsy. It is also a bit smaller than standard pack and plays so the Dream on Me 3" padded mattresses don't fit in here. We use this when grandkids come for a visit (from ages 16 months to 2 years old)- when their stay is relatively short. This is compact though for storage if you don't have a lot of room. To return to your original question, there are many more options for... » Read More This portable crib does not come with a bassinet attachment. What you see in the picture is what you get. I wouldn't recommend this for daily use as a crib as the mattress and support underneath the mattress is very flimsy. It is also a bit smaller than standard pack and plays so the Dream on Me 3" padded mattresses don't fit in here. We use this when grandkids come for a visit (from ages 16 months to 2 years old)- when their stay is relatively short. This is compact though for storage if you don't have a lot of room. To return to your original question, there are many more options for portable cribs that actually have bassinet attachments that might work better. « Show Less
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I just used the sheet it came with! But I'm sure a standard bassinet sheet would work. It's a thin-ish piece of foam.