Do you think this would work as a bassinet substitution from birth until the baby is too big?
1416943
If you really can't have a bassinet this would work for the baby up till 5 to 6 months. Once the can push themselves up this will not work anymore.
62999
I think that yes, as long as the baby is not too heavy ;)It is very easy to lift the bassinet.
1554086
For newborn maybe in the early weeks but I wouldn't recommend it once they start moving around on their own....the bassinet is not very deep so they could roll out and it is made to be tilted. I used a sleeper for my bed and never really used this part but if you don't want the baby sleeping with you I would rather let it sleep in the crib than in the bassinet
1499106
I haven't but I'm sure it would work just fine as the back is strong enough to support the mother's back and the arms would give her support to hold the baby comfortably.
124037
Not really as it's for babies up to 2 years (but if the baby is small in size, it could fit).
82916
no--I own this and it's a great travel crib, but because you have to bend over pretty far to pick up a little baby out of the crib, it would get tiring very fast. I highly recommend the arms reach mini co sleeper for a bassinet. I used it with my older child and my twins, until each was about 3-4 mos old, then graduated to crib. I LOVE this travel crib, but not for a regular crib/bassinet for newborn.
1317473
I just got this stroller last weekend . My daughters bitty baby fits perfect in it. You could squeeze two in the bassinet position face-in each other . But I would say not really.
750444
I used the mattress in an antique bassinet that was in the family. It fir just fine for that. I would be concerned about the fit if the baby was old enough to roll around, for a new born it worked fine. Hope this helps.
2023271
It's shape will not allow it to wrap securely around you like an original Boppy, so it may be difficult doing some feeding postions (I.e football or hands-free). I also think the filling is not dense enough to offer ample support for baby. Of couse, my opinion. Others may feel it would work fine.
713461
Yes. It's possible. I use it all the time in that position with my baby. But he is 11 months old now. Not sure if you can do that with a newborn who needs a carrier.
657057
I used either the bassinet or the car seat on top for my newborn and my two year old in the bottom. It worked better since my newborn needed more attention than my two year old. I didn't buy the bottom car seat adaptor because I knew I wouldn't use it.
1045518
I would say more than likely no. Most bassinets and enclosed all the way around. I have it on my mini crib and then will put it on my larger crib when my little guy gets a little larger. I will say that this is an awesome mobile. Ive considered getting it for a baby gift. My little guy loves it.
2008842
I haven't tried it, but I would guess you could since the pad( the trifold padded board) that normally goes in the bottom moves to the top for the bassinet and is the same size as the mattress. I don't know if it would be safe though, since you would be raising the height by three inches.
41879
NO!!!!! the Bassinet is oval, it is actually smaller on the inside than normal bassinets ....I would not get it for twins ...the bassinet is Gorgeous but not enough sleeping space for 2 babies
1930166
i didn't use a bassinet, i used a maxi cosi car seat and it worked great till 10 months when she was too long. i felt it kept her more supported than a bassinet.
2158645
I don't understand why it wouldn't..... That is a great idea actually. When the baby grows out of diapers tissues here I come!!!
937423
It really depends on the size of the child, but generally it can be used from birth through toddler age. The bassinet portion can be used up to 16 pounds, then the child will move to the lower portion.