Can the bassinet bumper be removed? Bumpers are a suffocation risk.
201514
You're welcome! I understand. You're being cautious of course! Another item I used for all 3 of my babies was a "wedge" that kept the baby on their backs.. Course they can't roll anyway ... BUT it keeps them firmly in place - which is good.. And gives the parents more peace of mind. Good luck!! :)
201515
The bumper in the top bassinet portion cannot be removed as far as I know. But keep this in mind.. The baby cannot roll over until s/he is 3 months old.. And.. You if you look a bit closer you will see there is a mesh area where the babies head will be.. I used this product for our daughter (now 3yrs old) and I highly recommend it. Another perk is its on wheels and can be easily moved from room to room.. Good luck! Enjoy your precious bundle. :)
1500868
Not unless it's thin AND the bottom is completely open. I have a very thin bumper, and I have to take it off.
1636301
Yes. Never use extra mattress in bassinet mode and only use it in stage 2 and 3.
63001
Yes. And our baby is now 8 months old and I'm so glad I bought this stroller for all of the functions it has. The bassinet is huge and so is the basket underneath and yes you can take it off without waking the tyke.
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.
2219382
I would say its risky. I personally wouldn't want anything around my newborn. I would be worried about their neck getting in a position where they can't breathe. I got it when my son was 4 months old and he immediately came off of it and put it over his face (to chew on). I ended up attaching it to the sheets/mattress pad with safety pins. In a month and a half he figured out how to get his arm under it, which made the some of the pins come out. Glad I have a monitor because he could have poked himself. Anyway I quit using it. Not really worth it for a month and a half use plus I didn't see any improvement in his flat head.
1501925
My baby is 8 months now. He is starting to crawl and lifting himself up by holding onto the bars, trying to cross over to our bed. So it's time to remove the bassinet! You will know when it gets dangerous for them :)
2270200
Yes the bassinet has to be removed to fold the frame. The toddler seat can probably be used with a newborn if fully reclined but I would suggest getting an adapter for your car seat and just use that when the baby is too young to sit by themselves.
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.
2119810
anytime. it is just a portable crib, so safe for baby from birth, but i personally think that babies prefer a smaller space when tiny so I always liked using a portable bassinet when they were really little, like the Brica fold and go travel bassinet.
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.
978637
I use it like a bassinet. It's deep enough that a young baby would be hard pressed to climb out! Until they actually start grabbing and pulling themselves out of things I think the restraint is unnecessary. The angle and shape of this bed holds them in the right position much like a car seat but more reclined. I've been considering cutting out the buckles because I feel like once we actually will need them we'll be moving our babe to the portacrib.
1894229
I wouldn't advise leaving any baby unattended in a pillow or beanbag unless he is able to right himself; meaning, if he falls asleep or rolls over on his stomach and can't get out of that position, you run the risk of suffocation.
276816
From what I can tell, it looks like unfortunately the upper level is connected to the diaper and bassinet holder. The only options I can see to hold it in the higher level and use for a napper would be to cut away the sections on the top, or to try and find an upper level at a thrift or second hand store.
1552445
No, everything is connected. If you take the legs off the bassinet will collapse in half
1588054
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommend NOT using a crib bumper. We do not use one.
608403
No, a bassinet mattress won't fit in it. For safety, I wouldn't recommend using anything else other than the pad that comes with it. My grandson is 5 months old now and still sleeps through the night in it. I haven't measured the pad but I think the size is on the web site