Would this work with a arms reach co-sleeper?
186738
I don't think so. We tried to use it on a larger bassinet when we were traveling and it didn't really work because we couldn't put it under the mattress and the vibrations weren't strong enough to put it elsewhere. Maybe if you attached it to the bottom of the co-sleeper? That might work.
186739
Our son was able to fall asleep when we placed the Lulla-Vibe under the sleeping surface of his pack and play. The vibrations of the Lulla-Vibe are definitely strong enough to be felt on the other side of the sleeping surface. If the arms reach co-sleeper is similar to a pack and play the Lulla-Vibe should work with it.
186740
In short, yes. This is like a "Travel" vibrator. It works best when it's under a mattress. It does have a handle (with on/off switch) that you can pop out from under the mattress if you happen to have a crib with slots on the side. If you don't then all you'd have to do is place it far enough from the baby's feet, so as to not disturb her when you lift the mattress slightly to turn it on/off. I've even used it with the stroller and the carseat. You just have to figure out the best place where it'll fit, not fall and still deliver vibrations significant enough to make your baby zzzzzzzzz. Like is said in my review, it does work as it's marketed, but, I'd suggest buying a bunch of AA batteries or several rechargeable ones as this is an battery gobbler.
186741
As long as the main (wider) end can get under the mattress while the smaller (narrow handle-like) end can get through the rails you should be fine.
186742
Hmmm,.....not sure. The vibration is pretty strong through a crib mattress when the batteries are new. I think it might be too strong for the co sleeper, which has a pack and play type mattress, right?
186743
The arms reach co sleep has some sort of mattress correct? If so, then Yes because you will slip it under the mattress/pad and turn it on. As long as its can go under whatever the baby sleeping on should be fine. I'm not aware of how thick the mattress pas is for a co sleeper because the paddle is about inch thick. You can always put it to the side or by the middle of where baby sleeps or possibly by the feet. Just need to order it by its self so nothing happens to it during shipping like my first one did. Hope it helps
186744
This would definitely work with an arms reach co-sleeper. This is about the size of a ping-pong paddle, and is about 2 inches thick. This paddle, as I call it, can be placed next to your baby, a foot away from your baby, and can even go under the mattress if you so desire. This is very portable. In fact, you can slip this next to your baby while s/he sits in the car seat. That's what we did for our little one from about 4 weeks to 2 months of age.In addition, I see that someone said this is pretty strong with new batteries. There are two speeds - soft(subtle)[speed 1] and strong (speed 2) This would definitely work with an arms reach co-sleeper. This is about the size of a ping-pong paddle, and is about 2 inches thick. This paddle, as I call it, can be placed next to your baby, a foot away from your baby, and can even go under the mattress if you so desire. This is very portable. In fact, you can slip this next to your baby while s/he sits in the car seat. That's what we did for our little one from about 4 weeks to 2 months of age.In addition, I see that someone said this is pretty strong with new batteries. There are two speeds - soft(subtle)[speed 1] and strong... » Read More This would definitely work with an arms reach co-sleeper. This is about the size of a ping-pong paddle, and is about 2 inches thick. This paddle, as I call it, can be placed next to your baby, a foot away from your baby, and can even go under the mattress if you so desire. This is very portable. In fact, you can slip this next to your baby while s/he sits in the car seat. That's what we did for our little one from about 4 weeks to 2 months of age.In addition, I see that someone said this is pretty strong with new batteries. There are two speeds - soft(subtle)[speed 1] and strong (speed 2) « Show Less
660002
Not exactly sure of your question. If you are a back sleeper, it should work fine. Side sleeping puts a great deal of pressure on your hips. Doesn't work for stomach sleeping either.
1570434
Only if you made extra ties on several slates. It is tied at the top only and my baby sticks his hands and feet out when he turn crossways. But if you made extra and tied down every 2-3 slats it should work.
1179252
it depends. the feet adjusts in height and it depends upon the overall height of the mattress and box spring, but there is enough of the u share for someone to grab.
57259
Yes it should work for a stomach sleeper...but as I said in my review its quite a firm/hard pillow, I'm a side sleeper and usually have my arm under the pillow. I had to remove the 3/4" foam piece from the pillow to make it lower. I am finding the pillow is getting softer the more I use it or I getting use to the pillow??? I bought mine from a CPAP supply store and they have a no return policy.... I not sure what Amazon's policy is on returns..... But basically I personally WOULD NOT BUY ANOTHER ONE. You may find it the greats thing since sliced bread.... I can still get my mask to leak as I must move around a lot while sleeping.
1197446
Probably not. The balance is wrong. A camping air mat for sure. A twin is just a bit too wide I think (though haven't tried it). We got a thick rollup mattress and it works great.
795683
That's a hard one since you don't say how deep the mattress is on the sleeper sofa. I think it would even if the mattress is less that 15"; you would just have to tuck in the sides more. The elastic is great on this mattress pad so it should work. Good luck!
1405980
I don't think you'll be able to attach it.The arm is designed to work with the bars of the baby's bed. It has two large flat parts separated by a screw, by tightening it with the bars in the middle you attach it to the bed.
1230430
I think you could use it on a sleeper. The only thing would be how long it would take to go back to it's original shape.
251609
Not sure, as I do not use a co sleeper and am not familiar with its design.
389848
Tough to tell since I guess it depends on your bed height, and how long your arms are. But I would say probably not. It has adjustable heights but I don't think they are high enough to pick up the baby without having to stand up first. We didn't use this until he was older and more mobile, around 5 months maybe.
1477202
Nope. It works though. Perfect for queen or king. It's doesn't contract in on the sides. But we have a full on it. It works.
1632733
yes it would work and very well, I love this product it has stop my granddaughter from taking a tumble a couple of times. because there are straps that cross under a mattress when I have caught her leaning on it it didn't go anywhere.
1041564
As long as you only need it to hold on to, it will work. If the mattress is really tall it will not work to help keep a person from rolling off the bed. Not enough of it will be exposed. But for use when getting on and off the bed you only need the handle area on top. Take off the removable pocket thing. That will give you more area to grab onto.
229871
The Cambria Co-Sleeper requires a mini co-sleeper mattress. I made this mistake but luckily the Arm's Reach Original Co-Sleeper fits the Pack n play I have so I didn't return it. The websites are vague about the mattress size for the cambria. You have to go by the actual measurements given and compare to be absolutely sure you get what you want.Good luck.
1629115
I have a memory foam bed and it worked fine. But be careful where you place it because you can definitely feel it. When it wasn't between my shoulder blades, I had to shift around a bit until it fit.
193211
I think it would work, but you would be able to fold up the sleeper with the extra mattress on it. It is a very good mattress pad. My daughter has a bad back in she really enjoys it