Co-Sleeper Products: Pack n Play
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Co-sleeper or Pack-n-Play
Asked by S.H. from San Francisco
on May 25, 2008
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Hi, I'm wondering if anyone who has twins or multiples can recommend a great co-sleeper or pack n play for twins?
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- Congratulations on your twins. Mine are now 4. We actually used a port-a-crib because it held more weight. Up to 50 pounds. This is what the people recommended at ...
- Hi I have 2 year old twins and when they were tiny babies we just put them in a regular sized Graco pack-n-play. My babies were 7 pounds 2 ounces and 6 pounds 8 ounce...
- We used the double co-sleeper for the first 2 months and then moved on to separate pak n plays when traveling. We also moved them into separate cribs at 3 months old,...
Co-sleeper
Asked by J.J. from San Francisco
on January 3, 2008
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Has anyone used the 'baby delight' snuggle nest co-sleeper?' And what are your thought on it?
I am going to use the bassinet attachment on the pack n play I bought ...
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- Hi J.- I registered for a Snuggle Nest during my pregnancy and received one at my babyshower. I also returned it to the store with in a week of my daughter's birth...
- We had it & it was not a good fit for us. We slept with them in our arms or on our chest. I say return it. Use the money for diapers(smile) Good Luck
- We used both the Snuggle Nest and the Arms Reach cosleeper. I found the SN very nice for the first few weeks, especially while we got used to having a baby in bed with...
How was your experience with arms reach co-sleeper?
Asked by R.C. from South Bend
on August 29, 2006
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Has anyone out there used the Armsreach co sleeper that attaches to the parents bed? I have a baby due in November and am wondering if this product is worth buying. ...
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- I have a friend who used this product with her children. And she loved it. She didn't want the baby in the bed because she worried about rolling over on her, but she...
- R. - i used the mini cosleeper for both my kids (3 and 1). in my opinion, it was well worth it. VERY convenient for nursing, since it's same level as bed, feels like...
- We used a co-sleeper, but not that particular one. I dont know if this is relevant, but we really enjoyed the closesness it provided with our son. He slept in it unt...
Co Sleeper to Crib
Asked by J.R. from Los Angeles
on May 20, 2011
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Friends are encouraging me to transfer my almost 5 month old into her crib. Right now she is in a co sleeper in my room. She still breastfeeds several times at night....
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- At 5 months she should be sleeping through the night, why so many feedings? I agree woth your friends break this habit amd put her in her crib. Of course she likes to ...
- i failed miserably with the whole getting them to sleep thing,,, but i will tell you that when my daughter was about 5 months, i walked into my bedroom to find her hav...
- You are not projecting - it IS lonely for infants and toddlers to sleep alone. Adults do not choose to sleep alone, in a dark room - not if they can help it, so why t...
Co Sleeper Use
Asked by C.B. from Denver
on November 8, 2009
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So my 4 1/2 month old daughter has been sleeping next to our bed in an Arm's Reach Co-Sleeper. It's been great for breastfeeding- she gets hungry, I simply lift her o...
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- I wouldn't use the co-sleeper this way. As secure as it seems, it is just not worth the risk. One thing you might want to consider is, my middle boy had the hardes...
- I would not use the co-sleeper. It is just not worth the risk. Pack and Plays are great. Also if your son gets a new bed with new bedding (something he likes) he ma...
- C., Our daughter is almost three (in February) & just moved to her toddler bed. What facilitated the process greatly was talking to her about how animals are makin...
Out Growing Arms Reach Co-sleeper, What Now?
Asked by C.T. from Sacramento
on January 22, 2009
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Our daughter is now 6 months and has been sleeping in an Arms Reach co-sleeper since birth and has always started out the night there except the first few weeks. She ...
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- My daughter didn't really like the bassinet. I had her in a swing up to about 7 months old. Then I put her in her crib. Babies don't know where they are when they ...
- At that age we moved our child's crib into our room, took one side off so it resembled a day bed and then moved it next to our bed. We secured it same way as the co-sl...
- My son slept in our bed for the first five months. His chubby butt was too big for his bassinet and it was so much easier with the night feedings to just have him in m...
Co-sleeper Vs. Vibrating, Musical, Etc. Bassinett, Vs. Crib
Asked by D.H. from Tampa
on September 20, 2007
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Hi, I am a first time mom and am not sure which would be better to get and would be the most comfortable, sleep inducing for my baby as well as convenient for me: a co...
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- There is no right answer. Sleep is a very personal ever changing thing for a baby. For us we had a cosleeper which my son stayed in until he was 4 or 5 months old....
- Hi. I am a mom of four. With my last child, at my baby shower, I received a bassinet that could be made into one that fit up to the bed with the side down. I never ...
- I agree with another mother, you have to figure out what works best for your family. My husband and I toss and turn horribly at night, so having my son in the bed wit...
Anyone Tried Arms Reach Co-sleeper Sleigh Bed
Asked by L.K. from Dallas
on October 7, 2007
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I think with baby #2 I would like to try a co-sleeper type bassinet. The first slept in bed with us for the first 4 months and then in his crib in our room for another...
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- Lyn - I used an Arms Reach Co-sleeper and loved it. I am about to list our on E-bay for $40 if you are interested. It is in great shape. My first baby was not a...
- We used an Arms Reach Co-Sleeper with both of our children and we loved it. Ours also functions as a Pack N Play so we have gotten use out of it for over 4 years. I ...
- I would highly recommend the Arms Reach Co-sleeper to anyone. I was miserable getting up multiple times a night to feed and check on my daughter so I asked for this as...
Best Pack N Play
Asked by D.K. from State College
on January 1, 2011
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We are going to be getting a pack n play soon to use in our bedroom for a newborn. After seeing many reviews it seems the bassinets in them do not always work well and...
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- we went with Baby trend this time around (3rd baby) We found our fit in the Deluxe Nursery Center Playard. Love love love it. It is the full size bassinet style, has a...
- I bought a used Arms Reach co-sleeper and I LOVE it! It can convert into a pack and play and folds up into a small bag similar to a pack and play. This was a lifesaver...
- I had a Graco with the bassinet. Now I recomend the full size bassinet and not the half size with the changing table because a baby will grow out of the half size qui...
Pack N Play or Co-sleeping
Asked by L.S. from New York
on December 6, 2009
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Hi All Mommies,
My brain is on overload right now with all the products out there for babies. This is my first baby, and with so much info..........HELP Please. My ba...
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- hi L. pack n plays are great if you have a 2 story house and want a place for the baby on both levels or you will be traveling overnight often. Otherwise if you are ...
- My son slept in his crib from day one. We have a door separating our bedrooms which we kept open so he was actually very close to my bed and getting up to breast feed...
- You're going to get tons of advice on this one, and ultimately will do what works best for your family once the baby arrives. Get ready now-- even the best plans can e...
