is the bassinet free standing when not on the stroller? could it be used as a bassinet in the house as a bassinet?
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Yes it is a free standing bassinet. We have twins and when they were little they always fell asleep in the stroller. Once we got home we were able to take the bassinet off the stroller and let them sleep a bit longer. We'd also have them sleep in them if we were out at a friend's house for dinner. I put a little cushion underneath when they were tiny because the padding is a little thin. We used the bassinets everyday until the girls were about 5-6 months, once they were too tall to fit in them. Really pleased with this product.
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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!
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Yes. It can be used throughout the home. It has handles so you can carry it with you. I use it all over. When I am in various spots in the house, outside on the lawn, on picnics, or as a sleeping area for the infant on trips. It really is great! I also love that I can change my sons diaper while he is still laying in it when we are out and about. This way I do not have to use the germ filled changing table.
1562807
Yes it is free standing with small "feet" on the bottom to protect the bottom surface from being flush in the ground. We have used it as a bassinet in the home when traveling
1562808
It shouldn't and is considered unsafe for unsupervised/overnight sleep according to their website.
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They have to state that for liability reasons. I used this in the bassinet mode before my daughter was rolling over with no problem. Obviously if your child is mobile/rolling it would no longer be safe to use it with the bassinet, but it worked just fine for my newborn.
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Yes-the side that is down in the picture can be raised up so it's just like a bassinet. I used mine like that for my second baby, and it was great. Both side are mesh and breathable. Hope this helps!
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The stroller converts to a bassinet but it doesnt lay completely flat. Save yourself some money and check out the Harmony stroller.
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I love this travel crib, but I would say no. Mainly because the mattress sits on the floor. It would work as a bassinet, but it wouldn't be very convient in the middle of the night.
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No, the basket is composed by 2 different pieces and in order to use it as bassinet you have to remove the mattress and install them
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You can tilt the bassinet or have it face the other way, more like a stroller.
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No, it doesn't. It's only a bassinet, don't buy it. They do not mention it so people would buy it.
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The mattress pad for the bassinet is very thin, which is fine for a newborn. We never used the bassinet attached to the bed, instead we kept all four sides up and used it as a traditional bassinet just right next to the bed. I was always afraid I would toss some covers on my baby while I slept ( I get really hot and restless in the southern summer nigths down here). We also liked keeping it unattached from our bed so we could roll it around the house and use it for naps when he was a newborn. That way I could do laundry and he could be napping nearby.
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You can. Just keep in mind though that only half of the bassinet is then exposed. If your baby is able to roll over, he may roll under the changing station. It is recommended in the instructions to not use the changing table in this manner. Also, it is worth noting that the napper is rather difficult to take on and off, but the changing station is simple. You could remove it until you need it and just click it back into place.
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The bassinet attaches to the stroller. It's a removable part. When you want your baby to sit up there is a chair seat the goes on place of the bassinet.
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The bassinet stand is made specifically for the UPPABaby bassinet. There is a mechanism that the bassinet clicks into so the short answer is no.
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This stroller would be suitable for a newborn with use of the car seat adapter for bassinet attachment. The back of the stroller seat does lay down pretty far back, however a completely flat surface is recommended for a newborn.
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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.
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Stephany, we used an uppababy stroller bassinet and it worked great. Check your dimensions for your bassinet to the uppababy. I think we even tightened up the curved plastic pieces to make it a little more snug - rescrewed them - but that was just to make sure the bassinet did not shift by maybe an inch. It was still very secure before we did that. It worked out great and we were so glad we didn't purchase a more expensive, seperate bassinet. Kathy
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The side goes down to use the unit as a "co-sleeper". As a bassinet, it's not easy enough that you would want to put the side up and down in the middle of the night with a crying baby; but with the side rail up, it's only 30" high and about 12" deep to the mattress, so it's much easier to get your baby out than from a full size crib.
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For the play yard mode, yes. But while in co-sleeper/bassinet form, no. The purpose is partly aesthetics to cover the frame and padding at the top. Its nice though, because from inside, baby may be kept warmer and cozier since the liner extends down, not exposing her so much to light or cool air from the three sides. Its also washable so you can keep things clean