Can you leave in the changing table when you take out the napper and use it as a bassinet?
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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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If not planning to use the changing table yes you can remove it. But one sides legs is the crib
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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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Actually, the portable bassinet does not have a separate mattress. It has a removable lining that can be washed, but I wish the bassinet had it's own removable pad so you could put sheets on it for an easy change in case of accidents! I've been looking for a separate pad that will fit but have been unable to find one.
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Depends on a few things. 1: DO NOT use the diaper changing area as a bassinet. It is not designed for that and would not be a good idea. 2. If you are referring to the area the child lays on then it depends on the height of your bed. For a bed that is 3-4 feet off the ground there will be no problem since the 1st level sits pretty high up. Lower than 3 feet and you will have to get up and reach down a little more. Good luck and congratulations!
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Yes, just wipe the hard flooring with disinfectant wipe. I found pack n play sheets at Walmart to fit. The bassinet for newborns is plush material. So just spot that I suppose.
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Yes the be can sleep in the napper. The napper is 2 in 1 napper and changing table. The napper and the changing table is reversible. You can easily remove the napper. BJ MARKET DEAL
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If your experience is anything like mine, I would say no. The mattress sits on the ground, so, depending on your height, it is never the most comfortable thing to put the baby in and take the baby out of and would be horrible to have to do multiple times a night when the baby first comes home.
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The bassinet is removable. When it is attached it is actually very secure. But you can also detach it to carry the basket part to a different part of the house.
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No but it does take a standard size crib mattress so if you are transitioning from a crib to a toddler bed you can use your current mattress.
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No absolutely not. Very poorly designed bassinet. Thin, hard board with gaps and almost zero padding.
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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.
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just unclip all the buckles on the bottom of the bassinet. also there is a handle or a latch on the head part of the bassinet that lets you lift and bring brown the head part!
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Yes, the bassinet come out easily. My daughter who is 3 takes it out all the time to carry her baby around with her in it. Very cute stroller
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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.
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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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Mines in not on a table, I use it in my bassinet. It's really secure even with the baby shifting. I have placed it on other items and it's fine since the curve supports the baby to not flip over.