When the canopy folds down, does it get in the way? In the pictures, it looks like you can't get the baby in or out of the bassinet!
247607
I ended up cutting the canopy off...My baby would put her feet up and it got in the way. I do like how open it is. I compared this to the rock n play bassinet and thought the dream on me has more air room with the mesh sides.
247608
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.
1317473
I just got this stroller last weekend . My daughters bitty baby fits perfect in it. You could squeeze two in the bassinet position face-in each other . But I would say not really.
86697
You don't. This is a bassinet. It is only useful until the baby can sit up or pull themselves up. It isn't like a pack and play where the height can be reduced and honestly it's too narrow for that anyway.
2017028
Ours seems fine -- we have a convertible crib, and tried tucking in the comforter, but my 2 year old hated that, so we just leave it untucked. It's a little smooshed (to me; we have the 4-in-1 lifetime crib from Munire, Essex collection) on the sides, but she doesn't mind.
777667
The canopies can fold down to meet the seat, but the top portion (which would normally be velcroed to the frame) is exposed. I've done this before with my two month old to keep the wind from getting into the reclined seat, and then covered the exposed top portion with a blanket. But to answer your question, no. The canopy extends farther than most, but not completely without detaching from the top. Hope that helps!
86696
On this it does NOT remove. That's why I was so disappointed in it. My baby girl was six months and pulling up to stand while in it, so I went to lower or remove the bassinet and it doesn't. I had to purchase a different one which I would have purchased in the first place had I realized. This is solely a bassinet. I know that they have another one that lowers, but this is not it.
2060456
yes you just have to fold the corners. I had it in a fisher price bassinet i bought.
1038198
Stephany, we used an uppababy stroller bassinet and it worked great. Check your dimensions for your bassinet to the uppababy. I think we even tightened up the curved plastic pieces to make it a little more snug - rescrewed them - but that was just to make sure the bassinet did not shift by maybe an inch. It was still very secure before we did that. It worked out great and we were so glad we didn't purchase a more expensive, seperate bassinet. Kathy
1633084
I could only get it to fold once I took the bassinet off and then it all folded flat but I may have missed something.
1671151
Something might be wrong with yours. We did the same with ours and it worked just fine. But to be clear, not much of it gets air in it. The outside and inner rings are the only parts with air, and it's not much. I hope this helps. Test it by itself before you put your baby in it. Good luck!
1045518
I would say more than likely no. Most bassinets and enclosed all the way around. I have it on my mini crib and then will put it on my larger crib when my little guy gets a little larger. I will say that this is an awesome mobile. Ive considered getting it for a baby gift. My little guy loves it.
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From what I can tell, it looks like unfortunately the upper level is connected to the diaper and bassinet holder. The only options I can see to hold it in the higher level and use for a napper would be to cut away the sections on the top, or to try and find an upper level at a thrift or second hand store.
331146
No the stroller does not fold u can take the bassinet out and it will give u more room. It's a great stroller my now 2 year old has had this stroller for almost 1 years it was an Xmas gift she sits in it all the time and the stroller has not broken yet (24 lbs)
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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.
396310
This has happened to me before, and I usually find that adjusting the seat completely upright and making sure the canopy is all the way back does the trick. Hope that helps!
961348
The mattress is not neatly as firm as my pack n' play. There is no fold in it and it does lay flat. I haven't used it yet though as my 2 month old exclusively sleeps in the incline sleeper attachment right now due to reflux. However her head always falls off the little pillow into the same position and she is developing mild torticollus and a flat spot even though she is only in it about 6 hours through the night. Now that I've noticed I removed the pillow and turn her head the opposite way constantly. I still love this bassinet and recommend it, just make sure your little one changes his position.
331147
Yes it will fold flat. You take off the bassinet and then with a matter of pushing a few buttons on each side it will fold flat. It is simple to unfold and pop back open and then you put the bassinet back on.