Built-in Slumber is Detachable & Perfect For Naps ??? I can't figure out anything detachable. Apparently I didn't order what I thought I did??
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The Thomas part of the sleeping bag should zip all the way off. I've never tried to take other parts off though.
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Amazon had the product listed incorrectly and this sofa does not come with the sleep and slumber feature. You should call amazon for a replacement/refund.
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Hello Patricia, I bought this for my nephew and niece so I don't see it everyday, but I don't recall a detachable portion. I will tell you the kids get tons of use out of it and the love it!
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I haven't had any separation issues with mine. We've used it on two separate occasions - the first time for 1 night, the 2nd time for 3 nights in a row about a month later -- no problems and my in-laws said they slept great on it!
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You don't "have" to have one. When I purchased mine I bought a sleep master elite platform and I do not recommend! Horrible!!! I then bought a box spring from SAMs club which is much better.My bed is high but I like it.
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I opened mine on the screen porch. I let it air out for about 3 hours and then put it on my bed. I've slept like a baby ever since!
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The side does not come off, but I found it would work well as a co-sleeper regardless. I liked the height because I could see my daughter very well while laying on my bed. A portacrib would have not worked as well. I do recommend you get a new mattress. My daughter didn't last long because of the mattress not being comfortable enough. She ended up preferring her crib around 4 weeks!
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The back folds down. In other words, it's not a pull-out - but much better. The sleep quality is far superior to the usual hide-a-bed.And underneath the bench is a compartment large enough for sheets and a couple of pillows. We are extremely pleased with this one.
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Hi Kathy--This cosleeper does come with a mattress and sheet, but it's worth noting that the mattress is very firm - made that way, I assume, for babies' safety. I wound up buying a snuggle wool insert, and tucking a thin cotton blanket on top of that - that way the bed is softer and warmer, but still without loose bedding. I like this cosleeper very much, but would recommend getting it set up so you can assess what tweaks would suit you before you invest in extra bedding. The sheets are not easy to remove quickly, especially if you weave all the Velcro straps through as the manufacturer seems to intend... Hi Kathy--This cosleeper does come with a mattress and sheet, but it's worth noting that the mattress is very firm - made that way, I assume, for babies' safety. I wound up buying a snuggle wool insert, and tucking a thin cotton blanket on top of that - that way the bed is softer and warmer, but still without loose bedding. I like this cosleeper very much, but would recommend getting it set up so you can assess what tweaks would suit you before you invest in extra bedding. The sheets are not easy to remove quickly, especially if you weave all the Velcro straps through as the... » Read More Hi Kathy--This cosleeper does come with a mattress and sheet, but it's worth noting that the mattress is very firm - made that way, I assume, for babies' safety. I wound up buying a snuggle wool insert, and tucking a thin cotton blanket on top of that - that way the bed is softer and warmer, but still without loose bedding. I like this cosleeper very much, but would recommend getting it set up so you can assess what tweaks would suit you before you invest in extra bedding. The sheets are not easy to remove quickly, especially if you weave all the Velcro straps through as the manufacturer seems to intend... « Show Less
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The Chair is not suitable for sleeping. Too narrow, and not at all comfortable and you feel like you are all closed in because the arms are to high whereyour head goes. I would never offer this chair to anyone for sleeping, it is only good for my cat that uses it. I should have sent it back, but it wastoo much trouble to pack up and take it to UPS.
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the sheets for a mini cosleeper are the ones you are looking for. i believe the measurements are on the amazon details (possibly 34x20) i don't currently have it in the house as it gets circulated around. the sheets are awful expensive, however i made my own using instructions i found on pinterest and it was fairly easy. the pillowcase idea above is very interesting--worth a try! also, i feel that the mattress in a cosleeper (and any packnplay) is very thin so i cut a piece of 1" memory foam (bought at joanns with a coupon) and put it in there with a waterproof pad on top, then the sheet. i hope any of this info is helpful. i love the cosleepers and have bought 2 different models. the sheets for a mini cosleeper are the ones you are looking for. i believe the measurements are on the amazon details (possibly 34x20) i don't currently have it in the house as it gets circulated around. the sheets are awful expensive, however i made my own using instructions i found on pinterest and it was fairly easy. the pillowcase idea above is very interesting--worth a try! also, i feel that the mattress in a cosleeper (and any packnplay) is very thin so i cut a piece of 1" memory foam (bought at joanns with a coupon) and put it in there with a waterproof pad on top, then the... » Read More the sheets for a mini cosleeper are the ones you are looking for. i believe the measurements are on the amazon details (possibly 34x20) i don't currently have it in the house as it gets circulated around. the sheets are awful expensive, however i made my own using instructions i found on pinterest and it was fairly easy. the pillowcase idea above is very interesting--worth a try! also, i feel that the mattress in a cosleeper (and any packnplay) is very thin so i cut a piece of 1" memory foam (bought at joanns with a coupon) and put it in there with a waterproof pad on top, then the sheet. i hope any of this info is helpful. i love the cosleepers and have bought 2 different models. « Show Less
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The bottom edges just fold upward and they do stay. I looked at my sleepypod and the technology is internal so I cannot give you specifics. What I do know though is after three years of Nicholas, my yorkie, and I flying...we tried three different sedatives, he chewed a hole through one carrier, he bit me and drew blood, he always laid on his back/side kicking and crying through every flight, and passengers complained. This past July (2014) was Nicholas' very first peaceful flight! No sedatives; just his sleepypod! I believe there are two reasons for his flight phobia being cured (1) the edges are folded in and he is under the seat during takeoff/landings; but during the flight the sleepypod sides can be unfolded and the pod can be brought out from under the seat, and (2) The mesh netting runs the full length of the carrier, on the top, and on the end sides so Nicholas could look up at anytime and see me. This is a huge difference from traditional carriers that only have a side window view. This carrier changed my vacation life! I am no longer stressed about Nicholas' flight phobia and him being stressed and crying. He tolerates his Sleepypod so well, and therefore, I have no stress! Oh, and I forgot to tell you that you can totally open up the side during the flight and attach your pet's collar to the carrier leash (approx 4") so you can fall asleep on your flight, your pet has a clear view, can lay down, and he/she is fastened in....just like you! I completely recommend purchasing the Sleepypod!
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I wish who wants to buy this for me too? LOL, I want a daybed so badly too. I think sound great memory foam is awesome. I think not need add pop-up bed. I looked picture seem full size is great and can fit. Something add drawer under bed or other things under bed. I looked for it and hard find but I hope this daybed full size is good one.
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Graco Pack & Play with Reversible Napper & Changer. Scribbles Collection, Item #1355. I bought it at Target.
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Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches in about 9 places, I am guessing. To wash it would wreck it. Very best, C Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches... » Read More Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches in about 9 places, I am guessing. To wash it would wreck it. Very best, C « Show Less
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The back folds down. In other words, it's not a pull-out - but much better. The sleep quality is far superior to the usual hide-a-bed. And underneath the bench is a compartment large enough for sheets and a couple of pillows. We are extremely pleased with this one.
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I know this message is over a year old, but S. Donley, wondering if you ever tried the canopies from co-sleeper and if either the mini or original worked with the travel lite crib? If not, did you ever find another good solution? Have the same issue - need to keep out curious kitties!!
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I'm thinking it's a lip, as we used it at the beach and it kept the sand out. I would not use this for sleeping, especially on a bed. It may slide around (off) and I don't believe it's designed for sleeping.
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It's been a little while since my purchase but i remember a similar situation with my comparative research. Even when the product arrived in the mail the name was familiar but "off" from what I thought it would be. I think it comes from word association tagging online. Google pf61660. That should clear things up. It's a proforce snugpack. And a very sound purchase, I might add, if your the type to sleep outside.