What is the difference between this and the Fisher-Price Green Rock 'n Play Portable Bassinet?
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It is a portable bassinet. I think, maybe, the typical portable bassinet is a basket without legs that sits on a bed or a chair--something you could transport a baby in. This is sturdy and folds up. You transport it and then set it up and put the baby in it.
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This works perfectly as a bassinet, the interior is more soft than it is fluffy, but can also be removed. I used this Rock 'n Play, with all of the interior, every single night those first few weeks when my son was born. Kept him right next to the bed which worked great until I decided on an in-bed co-sleeper instead. However, I'm still so thankful to use this for his naps. :)
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I can't compare the two however our little granddaughter LOVES her chair/ottoman that we gave her for her 1st birthday. She was two 'big' sisters 3,4- that also love it- has held up well for the 3 of them!
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I was also having a hard time deciding between the two. I think I have finally decided on the graco pack n play with bassinet. It is cheaper and can later be used as a playpen/crib when the baby is more than 15 lbs. Also, it folds up and is easy to use for travel, I am not sure the co-sleepers do that.
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Hello, There really is not much of a difference. On the new model, we changed the seat a bit not to include the plastic cushon/pad. Also, one of the hardware pieces changes from a nut to a bold. We permanently discontinued the black Tricycoo. I think those were the only changes. Are you familiar with the Joovy? We have several other toys as well. I personally love the Bicycoo which is Joovy's balance bike. It is great for speeding up the transition from toddler to bike without training wheels. If you have any more question please respond below in the comments or contact Joovy's Customer Care Center. They love answering any questions you may have. Thanks! Thanks!
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I'm sorry, I don't have a video, but if the battery compartment is in place correctly (seems like I hadn't turned the plastic piece sufficiently the first try) the cradle part gently sways back and forth with the option of cheesy music. I should say though that my grand-baby actually enjoyed the music (ears not fully developed?) She has just about out grown the bassinet now, but we loved it; it is easy to move around the house and the height was just right. Hope you can get it to work for you!
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I have both for different reasons. My daughter was born 2 month premature and our early intervention neonatal Dr suggested the Manhattan try to aid in development because of the textures and how easy it is for baby to grab. She loves it and plays with it often. That being said as a matter of preference, she has had this toy since she was 4 months actual age and is almost 8 months now.. she never grows tired of this one and can play with it for ever. I have it hooked to her jumper and she never tires of it. I would say this is her favorite toy. There is a lot to do on it, it's sizable and made well. I have no complaints at all. If you have the money I would recommend getting both. I have both for different reasons. My daughter was born 2 month premature and our early intervention neonatal Dr suggested the Manhattan try to aid in development because of the textures and how easy it is for baby to grab. She loves it and plays with it often. That being said as a matter of preference, she has had this toy since she was 4 months actual age and is almost 8 months now.. she never grows tired of this one and can play with it for ever. I have it hooked to her jumper and she never tires of it. I would say this is her favorite toy. There is a lot to do on it, it's sizable and... » Read More I have both for different reasons. My daughter was born 2 month premature and our early intervention neonatal Dr suggested the Manhattan try to aid in development because of the textures and how easy it is for baby to grab. She loves it and plays with it often. That being said as a matter of preference, she has had this toy since she was 4 months actual age and is almost 8 months now.. she never grows tired of this one and can play with it for ever. I have it hooked to her jumper and she never tires of it. I would say this is her favorite toy. There is a lot to do on it, it's sizable and made well. I have no complaints at all. If you have the money I would recommend getting both. « Show Less
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Tried the Britax Bassinet and returned, was not even close to the quality of the UPPAbaby bassinet. Stand is great, solid wood, my boy slept in the UPPAbaby bassinet for months. Found the Vista Bassinet listed separately - search Amazon for 'UPPAbaby Vista Bassinet (Green)'
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There is no difference the more expensive one comes with furniture. Whichever you buy it is worth it a wonderful toy!
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It looks like they are very similar; however, you should check out infantino.com to really compare them. I love my ecosash and use it all the time. It's comfortable and easy to use, even by yourself.
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I do not know how they compare, however the large one is adorable and our 3 yr grandson loves it. So far it has been an indoor toy and we have heard no complaints from our daughter in law.
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duh.... yes its Fisher Price!!! who else? well... V-tech has similar but its not as easily used... too many buttons for little kids
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From reading the description i can't really see a huge difference between the two, but I have the portable one and love it and would highly recommend it.
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The one with remote control is better because they will get more play time with it. My son has both and he plays with the remote control a whole lot more
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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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This portable crib does not come with a bassinet attachment. What you see in the picture is what you get. I wouldn't recommend this for daily use as a crib as the mattress and support underneath the mattress is very flimsy. It is also a bit smaller than standard pack and plays so the Dream on Me 3" padded mattresses don't fit in here. We use this when grandkids come for a visit (from ages 16 months to 2 years old)- when their stay is relatively short. This is compact though for storage if you don't have a lot of room. To return to your original question, there are many more options for portable cribs that actually have bassinet attachments that might work better. This portable crib does not come with a bassinet attachment. What you see in the picture is what you get. I wouldn't recommend this for daily use as a crib as the mattress and support underneath the mattress is very flimsy. It is also a bit smaller than standard pack and plays so the Dream on Me 3" padded mattresses don't fit in here. We use this when grandkids come for a visit (from ages 16 months to 2 years old)- when their stay is relatively short. This is compact though for storage if you don't have a lot of room. To return to your original question, there are many more options for... » Read More This portable crib does not come with a bassinet attachment. What you see in the picture is what you get. I wouldn't recommend this for daily use as a crib as the mattress and support underneath the mattress is very flimsy. It is also a bit smaller than standard pack and plays so the Dream on Me 3" padded mattresses don't fit in here. We use this when grandkids come for a visit (from ages 16 months to 2 years old)- when their stay is relatively short. This is compact though for storage if you don't have a lot of room. To return to your original question, there are many more options for portable cribs that actually have bassinet attachments that might work better. « Show Less
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I didn't purchase the baby Einstein model because there was a recall on it when we were shopping around. I can however compare this to the fisher price rainforest jumperoo since we bought both. This discover and grow model is not as stable as the rainforest jumperoo. It tends to shake and wobble and the hard plastic hanging toys on this one hit my daughter in the head as she grew into it. The rainforest model has nice soft plush hanging toys and you can adjust the height. We bought my daughter the rainforest jumperoo when she was about 4 months old. She's 11 months old now and still loves it. I'd highly recommend that one over any of the other models. Doesn't exactly answer your question but I hope this was helpful.