What is the weight limit on the dream centre? I am wondering if the baby can sleep in this instead of a separate bassinet at night.
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I don't know the official weight limit, but I have a 14 lb baby in there. I think the important thing is that it should not be used if the baby can roll over.
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I know you asked this a long time ago, but answering in case anyone else has the same question. For the dream center and infant parts the box says 30 pounds. As a playpen, up to toddler.
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I used a twin size fitted sheet for the this air mattress without any problems. I noticed there's a 300 lb. max weight limit on it. My adult son who might weigh 225 used the mattress and said it was quite comfortable--better than the sofa bed.
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It's padded enough for a baby to sleep comfortably. Extended period of time? Maybe for a nap but not overnight, unattended. It that's what you're looking for then you might want to buy a bassinet.
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It says in the description that the weight limit for each of the beds is 250 lbs. We use our beds as two separate ones for my kids. My husband is a pretty big guy (about 180 lbs) and sometimes he falls asleep next to our son on the bed and we haven't had any problems. I also sleep next to my daughter at times and am not afraid that it's going to break. It seems pretty sturdy. Just to be cautious, I don't ever let them jump on their beds.
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Not sure where you got that information. My daughter is 3, 35lbs and sleeps comfortably on this mattress, has for a year now. Mattresses generally don't have weight limits, the weight limits would be for the bed itself.
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It really depends on the size of the child, but generally it can be used from birth through toddler age. The bassinet portion can be used up to 16 pounds, then the child will move to the lower portion.
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Our baby is 15lbs and approximately 25 inch tall at 4.5 month and there is still room in the bassinet. I would say that we would probably able to use it until our boy is 6 months old. I am not sure about the weight restrictions but the bassinet feels very well-built and sturdy. It appears that the length capacity will be exceeded before weight capacity.
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You need to buy a separate mattress! A firm one, better for the baby's back!
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I'm not sure if there's a weight limit. But this bed was defective straight out the box. It didn't inflate fully. Semi-full. Which makes for an uncomfortable sleep.
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We use(d) it for our twins! We used the bassinet part for about 5 months when the twins slept in our room at night. After that, we moved them to the nursery to their cribs for night sleep. When they got too big for the bassinet part, we took that out and one twin still sleeps in it for naptime in a different room (if we put both in their cribs for nap they will play and keep each other awake!). It was a staple for us.
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no--I own this and it's a great travel crib, but because you have to bend over pretty far to pick up a little baby out of the crib, it would get tiring very fast. I highly recommend the arms reach mini co sleeper for a bassinet. I used it with my older child and my twins, until each was about 3-4 mos old, then graduated to crib. I LOVE this travel crib, but not for a regular crib/bassinet for newborn.
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I did love this sleeper. My little guy was able to stay next to me an extra 2 months because of its large size, weight limit and high sides. My suggestion would be to purchase an extra sheet.
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I didn't know there was a weight limit. I just know it gives me the best night's sleep ever. My husband and I both weigh under 160 lbs.
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I had my baby in this from a month old. About 8 or 9 pounds. She fell asleep in it immediately. The baby head moves a lot at this age but it didn't bother the baby. And I just cradled her head while I walked
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A family members baby has been sleeping on it since she first came home and she is just fine. My 9 mo old sleeps on it every night since she was 7 mo old, I highly recommend it. Her head doesn't sink into the mattress but it's definitely not as firm as regular baby mattresses
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I have reservations about using this as a full time bassinet. I was looking for something versatile as space is limited for us. Thought this would work until I realized the sides are solid and baby could wiggle against it increasing the chance of suffocation. The solution to that would be to strap baby in but then you couldn't use a swaddle and baby might not be able to stretch if they wanted. It's still good napper and play area, just one where you would want to use while you are awake if not strapping in baby.
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This is a good natime, bedtime bassinet for infants. Once they learn to roll over or if you want to just have them hang out in it all day - maybe not. It's really light weight and great for infants to chill in but but bigger babies not so much. Even the short time we used it though - it was so worth it!