Is it possible to use the skirt without the hood? My bassinet does not have a hood.
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1464863
absolutely.....the skirt and hood pieces are two completely separate pieces....the antique bassinet I finished for my 1st grandchild had a hood that was screwed on to the basket part, but my daughter preferred not to have a hood over the baby so we just took it off....the skirt part looked fantastic!
1464864
Absolutely. They are two separate pieces. It's very well made. You won't be disappointed.
1464865
The fabric hood cover is separate. There are two little openings in the elasticized portion of the skirt for the hood frame. Our bassinet didn't have a hood and this worked very well for us - the openings are hardly noticible if at all.
600404
Hello I am not the mom either. You can turn it around by taking the bassinet out and face it towards you and than put it back in
2116957
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
573906
Mine did not have a skirt attached. It had a great elastic border that fit over my oversized mattress
542885
This doesn't have ruffles at the top. Therefore, one of your sides would be missing the skirt on the daybed.
500993
The hood is NOT removable. I consider this a mid-weight coat. I usually layer anyway and find it plenty warm.
1627102
no you can't use a bed skirt - this is a platform bed that can be used with a memory mattress up to 10 inches high - no need for bed skirts bc the bed is slick and sharp looking why hide it? As for blankets or bed covers you can tuck the sides and the corners can slide in the opening at the end of the bed. So it is possible to make it look like the image (except I have a higher mattress) I will try and upload an image when I have a sane moment. Highly recommend the bed though, tons of class at a very affordable price.
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Yes. I had no problem with putting on the crib skirt. I really like this crib & changing table. It is a great buy.
1945709
The cover covers the outside only. There is elastic all the way around it. Also, there are slots where you can attach the cover and hood to the bassinett, where the handles would be located. I don't have the hood anymore, but the cover looks like it would stay on the hood by itself. My granddaughter loves it!
1463385
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
57203
I just used the sheet it came with! But I'm sure a standard bassinet sheet would work. It's a thin-ish piece of foam.
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I do believe that the hood can be pulled from the head, but the hoodie is part of the doll's outfit and is all one piece. One other thing you might keep in mind. I sadly sent this very sweet doll back because the sleeper material was so thin and there was a lot of fuzz that would go right into a young child's mouth. But by all means, check it out for yourself. Perhaps you'll have better luck.
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I haven't tried it, but I would guess you could since the pad( the trifold padded board) that normally goes in the bottom moves to the top for the bassinet and is the same size as the mattress. I don't know if it would be safe though, since you would be raising the height by three inches.
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Not that I found, I used an older bassinet that I found at a garage sale as the stand. My baby really liked sleeping in this bassinet and used it every night.
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None or any. There is no space a crib skirt would show. If you used a crib skirt, it would tuck under the mattress. There's no space for the crib skirt to come through the wood to the front. It's a sleek design and really doesn't need a skirt, I've seen some who have forced the skirt and it just looks sloppy.
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Yes and no. The bottom of the bassinet is a plastic construction that can change surface from flat to semi sitted. It is covered with removable padded sheet.Please note that is not a mattress and you cannot use fitted sheets there, only flat ones. I used a lamb skin during winter.
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No. You can if you want to, but it isn't necessary. My four-year-old son wears it without anything underneath.