What's the height of the flap when it's folded down? Basically, how high do you have to lift the baby over in order to place him/her on the mattress?
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Sleeping nest is four inches deep from the lowered arm on the Co-sleeper side.
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From the back of my couch to the end of the bed when it is out it is about/but no more than 7'10. I love this couch it's been a year and I have crazy kids jumping all around it and it's still in beautiful condition and very comfy. The bed has a crapy mattress but we put a 2 inch memory foam pad on it and it is way comfy now. Good luck!
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As far as I can tell, the mattress is approx. 2 to 2 1/2 inches thick. My is still folded up and in the plastic because I'm only planning on using it for emergencies. I measured the top and, it came to around five inches. I hope this helps.
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Sorry I didn't get with you right away. I bought it for my granddaughter so I had to get in touch with my daughter to ask her. She said it fits a regular crib mattress. She put a regular fitted sheet over it. She said that she likes it because when the baby moves, it doesn't make noise so the baby doesn't wake up.
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I haven't actually measured it, but our daughter is over 30" tall and there is still lots of room both at top and bottom. Depending on the type of stroller you have, it will sit differently, but the elastic strap that comes on it to hold it to the stroller can be tightened with an elastic band, that would hold it up higher... It's open at the top, so it's more like a sleeping bag style... Hope this helps. We are thrilled with ours, and can see us using again next winter when our little one is two.
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Not very high, maybe just a few inches. My son is 2 and 1/2 and he can just barely slide his body under the bed.
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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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It should be about 8-9 inches taller when folded = 17.5+step = about 26 or so inches tall folded. I got this step because it was being put in the pool for my wife to out of pool easier. If you do this it tends to float up a little, so I filled two 2-liter bottles with sand and then water and tied inside the step. It now has negative buoyancy! It also helps some of the kids to get out easier.
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It's 16" tall. It's a little shorter than the seats of our couch and maybe 5 inches shorter than the top of the bed mattress. But he can jump up from the top of the ramp. He's usually running anyway so it's just one fluid motion for him. I love these things. But you have to remember that as long as they're up against something, he can go up by himself when you're not looking. So make sure there's nothing dangerous for him to get at on end tables or night stands, like medicines or your favorite book.
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The canopy sides fold down pretty neatly, they might be an issue as the baby gets larger but generally they are not in the way. They sort of overlap into the sleeping area but I didn't find it very intrusive. You will definitely be able to get your baby in and out of it without a hassle.
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there is a 5" lip and i hated that. also, it is probably only level if you get the extender legs. our bed is 26" high. the lip side of the co-sleeper was level with the mattress when folded down. so the baby's mattress was 5" below the level of our mattress (with extender legs). i still had to get out of bed to nurse...but also i had a C-section.
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I currently have the mattress at the highest setting, and there is 15" from the top of the mattress to the top of the crib. The lowest setting is six inches lower than the highest setting, so it appears there would be about 21" from the top of the mattress to the top of the crib when placed at the lowest setting. (My crib mattress is about 4.5" thick.)
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When folded, it is 32" wide, 37" tall, and 9" thick. It can stand up flush against a wall and will only stick out 9". When folded in half, the 2" thick mattress folds in between the frame (still only 9" thick). It has a hook to keep it folded together and keeps it from tipping over. When folded, it has 4 feet that allow it to stand on the floor. It is well made and comfortable to sleep on and easy to fold up. I would recommend it for anyone looking for an extra guest bed.
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You just have to measure from the top of the box spring to the top of your mattress, then subtract that from the height of the rail to see how much will extend above your mattress. It works with ours, extending about seven inches above the pillow-top. A baby could not roll off, but could climb over, of course.
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Honestly, I use regular size crib sheets and a crib-size mattress pad and fold the excess under the mattress. Saves on buying another set of sheets and it's been working for us just fine.
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That's a tough question. If you are wondering if you can reach to the bottom level to pick up and lay your baby down, I would say it is a 'lower' crib. I have another crib from pottery barn that is definitely taller and harder to pick up and lay down my daughter. I chose this crib for my twins because it is more compact and smaller (as cribs go). I am 5'3" and can easily reach to the bottom level of the crib. Does that help?
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Age and weight won't matter since it lays on a solid surface like the floor or a bed, it's the size of your child. Assembled item dimensions with sides down equals L 52.5" x W 34.75" x D 1.25". and the sides are about 9 inches so with sides up I think it's about 34 inches long. This was a great for when we didn't want to drag a huge, heavy pack n play along for trips or even a day at grandmas house! It gave our babies a safe area to sleep. I hated just laying them on the floor in a room while at someones home, so we would use this often. Light/easy to pack alternative. I would suggest using from 0-12mo.