Hi, is this meant to fit on 1) bottom of playard or 2) bottom of bassinet attachment that comes with most playards; or 3) both? am a little confused!
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the bottom of the playpen to make it like a crib. It worked really well because it is easy to toss ontop of everything in the trunk when traveling. I wouldnt use it in the bassenet. You dont need it because the baby is so ligt and doesnt need that kind of cushioning, it would just boost the baby closer to the edge anyways.
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It is meant to fit on the bottom of the playard. It's likely not firm enough for a newborn to sleep on but it's great for a bit of extra cushioning for older toddlers sleeping in the Pack 'n Play. It is the full width and length of the play yard. Hope that helps!
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It fits both.It's great that u can use it on both levels. It looks like a mini- crib. Luv it!
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It should fit on both -- very handy once you make the transition from one level to the other.
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It fits snugly in the bottom of the play yard. In a roundabout way, it makes the play yard a mini-crib.
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It comes off using force upward on the bassinet and pulling down on the rest. It has belts to easily attach it if you want; I never did and had no problems.
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As I'm aware, you can use the stroller from birth by adjusting the back all the way down however, it feels a little too uncomfortable and under-padded for my liking. I purchased the Valco baby cocoon bassinet which fits into the Jogger and also clips to the sides as well as the Kiddopotamus snuzzler body support when we don't use the bassinet. Please Google both items and hopefully it works for you.
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it is the measurement from the top open part of the bassinet that I used and this was for an antique in the family for generations...it is slightly tapered down to the bottom and was a perfect fit...I did use some white yarn to push thru the wicker basket part tohold the liner/skirt in place.....it's holding up beautifully, grandson is still in the bassinet after 3 months (he was a premie)
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I used it in both the bassinet and the bottom of the play yard. Of course it does add some height, so as soon as baby starts to roll, I would start using it in the bottom part only. I even used my sleep sense infant movement monitor under this mattress with absolutely no problems.
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Yes. We have used these sheets on the graco pack n play. The bassinet is the same size as the regular pack n play its just raised up.
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I use this stroller with a Britax car seat. I bought the adapters for attachment through Baby Jogger. They have excellent customer service. I am sure a bassinet would attach the same way. To be sure, you could call them.
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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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You can use it, however it does go over part of the bassinet and the instructions tell you to remove the changing table when using the bassinet. We loved this unit and just used it as a changing table on our main floor when not using the play pen.
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Unfortunately, the bottom only secures on with some Velcro patches. It hasn't been a problem for what I am using it for, but maybe a very busy animal might be able to figure that out. The bottom secures over the tabs so they are not visible, and pretty much extends to the edges so it is possible with a bed and toys in there it might be okay. I love everything about this so far, but I also wish the bottom zipped on and off.
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For a bassinet, no. That's about standard for them. By nature, they are smaller. They just aren't meant for bigger babies.
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We have a similar pack n play from Graco with the bassinet and yes I think it would work fine. I put my little one down for naps in it. I use a sleep positioner wedge to keep her in place in it and to make it cozier. Ours came with a diaper changing area too which is so handy!
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I didn't get the bouncer attachment. We used this as our baby's bed for the first 4 months. The sheet are sold separately, but fit well. I added a naturepedic waterproof liner, the bassinet size worked, I just tucked the corners under, then put the sheet on. It worked well and we'll use it for our next one!
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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
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I bought a "Dream On Me 3" Foam Playard Mattress" and it fits just fine. It measures 39" x 27" and the bottom of the playard itself measures about 41" x 27.5". There is a little wiggle room between the sides and the foam mattress, but it is very slight. I kept the included mattress platform on the bottom and put the foam mattress on top layered with a cushiony mattress pad cover (like American Baby Organic Cotton Quilted one). The foam mattress is not as soft as I would have liked, so the quilted mattress pad really helps. Combined, they make a perfect sleeping area. Top that with a soft flannel fitted sheet and I want to crawl in there!
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I called Graco to find out, and they said unfortunately this model doesn't allow for pad to be on the upper section. They also said there's no additional piece that can be purchased to create that level. However, the rep did say that even on the playards with the upper level, the weight limit is still 15 pounds, so that may not even be useful in this playard anyway since the bassinet also goes to 15 pounds (Btw, if you call they will give you a rebate in case you need to purchase to another playard to accommodate.)
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it attached directly to the play area frame. if you look at the picture you can kind of see it. the bassinet is a removable mat with a hanging net that has rods that run underneath it. if you enlarge the picture you can see plastic gray clips on both ends one is a solid piece the other looks "broken". those are the pieces that attach to the play area which they are a pain in the butt to clip on/off. once the netting is clipped on with the rods the mat rests on top of it. so long winded yes you can use the play area with the changer, because the bassinet is also the mat for the play area. hope this answers the question.