When the mattress is in the highest setting (for a newborn) how many inches is it from the top? I don't want to bend down far to get the baby
610386
With the mattress in it at the highest setting there is 4-5 inches depending the mattress thickness that you buy
610387
I believe it is around 14 inches? I am 5 foot 1 and I was able to easily set the baby down or pick him up. I love these cribs!
610388
Very little bending. It has 4 height adjustments and the top setting was too high for my comfort for a newborn. But would be good for reaching from your bed to get baby out. I still love this crib!
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I would not recommend it for a newborn. I feel it is way too soft for that. The company does not recommend using it w the graco...we did use it with the graco but not till my daughter was around 8 months. There is a one inch gap between the mattress and the sides of the PNP. If you decide to order you can see how soft it is and decide (it's not technically soft but the casing is not tight enough around the core so it creates some billowing). The company has great customer service and we have many other products from them.
685694
It is about a foot from the ground to the top of the seat. I don't find it hard to get up and down, but I am only 5' 3"! I can see it being slightly difficult for someone taller who is holding a baby.
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There are adjustments. I was reading reviews before I purchased this item and because it's lower than most cribs, I thought it would fit my petite frame perfectly. I have to say however, that even on the highest adjustment, I found myself leaning over pretty far to put my baby down. I'm exactly 5' 0", so I have to stand on my tippy toes to do this. We have the soybean sealy mattress. Having said all of that though, I absolutely love my babyletto modo. I would imagine that I'd have to bend over even further for most other cribs, and at this point in, I'm pretty used to it now.
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I purchased this for myself. The mattress is about 12 inches from the floor. I have about a 8" mattress with no box springs...for a younger child I would not use such a thick mattress. You can always us bed rails for awhile...I really love the bed .
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Not sure but it is perfect for an infant when in the higher position. Once the baby can pull themself up you put it in the lower decision. It is a perfect little crib to put right next to your bed!
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I think you are asking about the napper that is on top. It is for infants up to 15 pounds. Then you transition to the mattress set at a higher level. When they start rolling and pushng up on all fours, you drop down to the lower mattress position.
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A little under an inch, I use it with the toddler mattress and have had no problem, you could always roll a blanket next to it to avoid contact
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It is safe and comfortable for the baby to sleep on the bottom. I'm 5' tall and I just had a bit of a problem reaching the bottom...not much, but a little. My back is in pretty good shape so it didn't hurt my back, that will depend on you. Sorry I can't be more specific. Hope you love the pack n play!
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No. Latch it in and you are done. Unless I totally missed something. It is at the perfect angle if you ask me. I don't think I would be comfortable with a newborn in it. I started using ours at 7 months....
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Purchase the 3 inch mattress from Dream on Me Your baby will love it, its firm and a good thicknessAll the others that are 1 to 2 inches give no support
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Depending on the angle, I would guess 1-3 inches on the sides. A newborn might be slightly contained on the floor. I would get a crib if I and be concerned about rolling ... or a play pen.
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I think we lowered the mattress when our son was able to reach up and grab the bumper - we anticipated that he would be pulling up - sometime before he pulled up on the sides. My second son is 4 months and hasn't rolled over yet, so we haven't lowered it yet. If you have to ask yourself twice, that usually means just do it! You'll feel better. What's it going to hurt? It's better to lower it too early than too late.
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In the front corners, from the bottom to the top is 37 inches (its a few inches higher in the back corners). The top 5 inches of the dresser is open on the top for the baby to be changed in (we put a thick pad in, which fits great). There is a small cut-out in the front, as you can see in the pictures. But basically you need to be able to lift the baby about 36 to 37 inches to get into the changing area. I'm 5' 8" in height, and the baby changing height is just perfect for me (high enough so I don't need to bend over the change the baby, low enough so it's not awkward to change the baby).
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You can place the mattress right on top. Mine is still holding steady!!! still love it
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between a 6 to 8 inch mattress. we have an 8 inch which makes it fairly high.
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I'm 5'4" and have the mattress on the lowest setting. I do have to kind of tippy toe to lay the baby down.