Can each of the bassinet be removed separately from the entire unit, in case if you want bring babies to different location? Thx '
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No, the bassinet attachment is a single "hanging platform" that has dividers with the bassinet canopy. We really would NOT recommend this as a twin bassinet. We are actually using this as a portable changing station when we are on the go, but we have to do the changing on our knees so we don't kill our backs...
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No, it cannot. Unfortunately, the clothes cannot be removed. This is a horrific design error; it's impossible to play with the set without strip-searches. My kids were very disappointed. Fortunately, there is an expansion kit which includes a Koran, a head scarf, and a prayer rug so your kids can know who to randomly select.
2135394
They can be removed. They're essentially held there by Velcro. Hope this helps :-)
502031
Yes but if you wanted to separate you probably could. My granddaughter loves this bunny and blanket.
2257748
The whole thing (all fabric) comes off leaving only two fabric straps which aren't removable. All of the inserts, bedding can be thrown in the washing machine. Washes up nicely. I've done it several times. Once you strip fabric, you're left with the plastic and metal frame and two fabric straps. Sorry forgot, the very top headpiece doesn't remove I don't believe but that really shouldn't ever get dirty since the baby isn't touching that ever.
1936936
you could remove the changing table part (4 raised sides), but there will be some holes on the top where the dowels go to attach the pieces.
911107
Yes. Very easy to separate. No tools necessary. As stated by SEC123, the rails on the top bunk do not come apart. I actually call it a nice feature because my children are 2 and 5 and it's safer.
1762191
Yes everything can potentially be removed. The changing table, mapper and even the side pockets. Quite helpful actually. Hope that helps.
2101997
Yes. There is a built in bassinet. Converting from bassinet to full format is very easy. Changing table is also a very nice feature. Haven't taken advantage yet of the fact that it comes apart for washing, but that's a nice feature too.
2206936
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.
1727123
Yes, you can take off the part with the music, lights, and vibration. I kept mine in, as my baby liked the music and vibration.
275753
Hi Shirley. Honey, if you just put in the individual items, however, NOT the unit itself, it could be ruined.
998280
No it's sewed on to the part of cloth that covers the bassinet. It can be pulled down flat to uncover the top area of the bassinet. My daughter prefers it pulled back.
1072101
You can. Just keep in mind though that only half of the bassinet is then exposed. If your baby is able to roll over, he may roll under the changing station. It is recommended in the instructions to not use the changing table in this manner. Also, it is worth noting that the napper is rather difficult to take on and off, but the changing station is simple. You could remove it until you need it and just click it back into place.
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Is weird, when u attach the bassinet automatic snap and is ready to use to remove it you have to press both buttons n each side to release it but u cannot remove it without pressing that, so if you attach the bassinet and it doesnt stay there mean you can take it out without pressing nothing, is something wrong.
86698
I didn't think it could be removed... I always believed the bottom part was just for storage, and the top part was for the baby until they were too big to fit, or they were too mobile to safely sit/lay in it.
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Not that I know of. Only option is to take seat section off so the baby (when walking) can use the activity center. We are currently in the "almost too big" and "not quite walking" stage. However, my grandson is still quite interested in playing with all the various activities (I am helping him to stand as he plays). Hope this perspective helps!