Is the bassinet attached to the base? It looks like it might come off easily?
1615993
First off; congratulations on the baby/grand baby/niece/nephew! The bassinet (with the handle) are attached to the base of the whole system by two parachute-style clips. They are very secure, which is great. They're also hidden by the ruffles. The removable portion is fairly easy to remove, allowing you to use the changing pad that is built into (and not removable) below; which forms the top of the rest of the system once the basket is removed. We were very happy with ours; have kept it in anticipation of another child. Please let me know if you have other questions with which I can help. First off; congratulations on the baby/grand baby/niece/nephew! The bassinet (with the handle) are attached to the base of the whole system by two parachute-style clips. They are very secure, which is great. They're also hidden by the ruffles. The removable portion is fairly easy to remove, allowing you to use the changing pad that is built into (and not removable) below; which forms the top of the rest of the system once the basket is removed. We were very happy with ours; have kept it in anticipation of another child. Please let me know if you have other questions with which I can help.
1615994
It comes off using force upward on the bassinet and pulling down on the rest. It has belts to easily attach it if you want; I never did and had no problems.
1615995
The bassinet is removable. When it is attached it is actually very secure. But you can also detach it to carry the basket part to a different part of the house.
383403
The base pops off very easily. There are clips that secure the base to the cage.
265201
No, the bassinet attachment is a single "hanging platform" that has dividers with the bassinet canopy. We really would NOT recommend this as a twin bassinet. We are actually using this as a portable changing station when we are on the go, but we have to do the changing on our knees so we don't kill our backs...
998280
No it's sewed on to the part of cloth that covers the bassinet. It can be pulled down flat to uncover the top area of the bassinet. My daughter prefers it pulled back.
2009831
I have not had a need to try to remove the base from the seat. It is not an infant carrying seat. If you were thinking of just having two bases in two different vehicles and remove the seat on regular basis it would be easier to just remove the entire thing. Plus I believe the anchors are on the actual seat not just on the base. I would look into buying two instead of trying to regularly remove and reinstall.
788671
Mine is firmly attached. I personally would not risk weakening the structure of the base. I kept the box it came in for storage purposes.
1874147
I believe it could be unscrewed but I don't know if it could be put back on. So, I would say it's not intended to be a removable base.
86696
On this it does NOT remove. That's why I was so disappointed in it. My baby girl was six months and pulling up to stand while in it, so I went to lower or remove the bassinet and it doesn't. I had to purchase a different one which I would have purchased in the first place had I realized. This is solely a bassinet. I know that they have another one that lowers, but this is not it.
102294
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.
86694
It doesn't come off. It's not like a pack n play where the top bassinet part can be lowered for when the baby is older.
1151890
It doesn't. The bassinet is $200 more Don't purchase this product, is expensive, extremely heavy and bad quality.
1305034
It does not need to be attached, ours is free standing. We have had it for a couple of years now and it hasn't been a problem.
962612
Yes, it is very easy to remove. It isn't attached to the tub at all. It just hangs from the sides, so it's easy to put back, too.
1562805
It is and it can be! For the price, it's WAY cheaper than any free standing bassinet and it's got more usability than those others! We actually just spent the weekend in a hotel and our 5 month old slept it in on the floor. He slept very soundly too!
385717
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.
533538
No, the blanket is attached. We often placed our baby on top of the blanket when we didn't want to use it.
612661
No it's not removable if you choose to wash it you'll have to wash the entire bed. I must say its very soft and my babies love their bed. Good buy for the price I got it for.