When the Changing table isn't in use, does it flip over and hang on the side? Or is it always sitting inside the bassinet area like that?
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No, this model doesn't hang over the side, it does however lift out easily when you press the two pins on the ends.
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The answer is something in between. The changing table is far easier to take off than the bassinet, so you could just put it someplace else if you wanted. But you ca't hang it off the side. Hope that helps!
2179986
Hi John,We sure do use it all the time as a full time bassinet! We do put a cozey blanket inside it so that it's a bit more comfortable - which means we don't personally use the strapping in mechanism - yet - because the blanket is on top of it. I bring the rocker everywhere I go in the house. He's either in the rocker, in my arms, or in my arms in bed - that is really the only place I lay him down when he's not in my arms. I hope this answers your question? :-)
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I borrowed a bassinet for the first 2 and half months for my first DD. We started using this when she was almost 3 months old and we have had no problems with it. The seat reclines but if you want to be sure, I think there is also an bassinet you can purchase that can be strapped to sit on top.
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You can tilt the bassinet or have it face the other way, more like a stroller.
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Yes the changing table is meant to be detachable. This is a nice feature because when the baby gets to big for it you can just take it off and it's out of the way. I like that better than the ones that just fold over.
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Yes. I've been using it as a bassinet since baby came from hospital (she is 2 1/2 months now ) in my room at night mostly but sometimes also during the day I have a two story home and keep it upstairs. She sleeps pretty good.
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The crib is attached to the changing table, but the changing table can still be used once you pack the crib away... I only used it for changing diapers up until she was 11 months.... She was way too tall for it
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No not ready i put it in the changer part while my son is in the crib part so it doesn't fall he loves it i use it all over the house I'd recommend it its inexpensive for the entertainment
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It does not come with a bassinet- but it lays completely flat And the foot rest comes up- enclosing the baby on all sides. This was one reason that we chose it- less clutter more function....
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You can flip it anyway you want.. It's just a shelf with an open end. I have mine upside down so I can hang a diaper dispenser off the open end.
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No, the $100 one does though. The changing table feature is nice, however only has 15 lb weight limit, therefore is really only good for a few months.
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It can be flipped. Very comfortable. Decent quality for a young child's bed or for guest.
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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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Not sure it's been a while since I used it. I don't know how you want to use it. I'm a total minimalist. I never had a changing table I felt like it's the unnecessary piece of furniture and I still feel that way. I had the changing pad on the couch, floor anywhere I wanted to change my baby. Skid or no skid was never an issue.
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I bought the changing pad for my great grandson & if the cover is a little big, you can tuck in the sides because the changing pad fits my changing table perfectly.
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There is room next to changing pad to place some items. We are still waiting for the baby to arrive, but a wipe warmer is next to it with room for a few other smaller items. Hope this helps!
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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