How many levels does the mattress lift up?
1819678
The description says three. I'm pretty sure that's right because I remember there's the little baby one, the older baby who can't get up by themselves yet, and the lowest for babies that can stand up.
1423402
Yes, it has 3 levels. We are using it now for our newborn and the reach is not far.
573578
No it is a flat mattress. One would have to obtain a bedframe that would raise or lower.
10988
It can adjust to between a total of about 25 and 33 inches. I have mine set so it is 13 inches above the top of my mattress and I can still increase the height another five inches, if needed.
2244661
I still find it comfortable, however like i said in my review we have both the level 8 and level 10 inserted in our mattress.
2124244
Yes the top of the bed can be raised to different elevations. One person can raise the bed to different angles but it takes two people to release the bed back down. I usually just leave it up at a comfortable angle for me.
1478643
Don't know, I stopped using it. Couldn't get out of it because the sides lifted up so much and it also raised the height of the bed extremely high to even get into the bed. You kind of sink down into the foam and it made it hard to rotate thru the night.
2186695
Yes, they only have one level but it does have feet that you can use to elevate the back
806684
No it is just low to the ground it does have rollers so you can pull it away from the bed and have two twin beds if you want but it does not lift up.
1980495
there is a 5" lip and i hated that. also, it is probably only level if you get the extender legs. our bed is 26" high. the lip side of the co-sleeper was level with the mattress when folded down. so the baby's mattress was 5" below the level of our mattress (with extender legs). i still had to get out of bed to nurse...but also i had a C-section.
430988
Low to the floor. It doesn't raise up. We are happy with the bed overall, but you have to be carefull when pulling out the trundle.
2039517
Yes - I believe there are three levels. I have an infant and can't exactly remember from when I put it together.
1985011
There are 4 levels on ours. There are 4 holes for the mattress spring frame to hang from. At it's lowest level, the hole is 11 inches from the floor, but since the frame hangs down from that attachment, with a 5 inch mattress, the top of the mattress is 13 inches from the floor. The holes are in 3 inch intervals, so going up, the next hole is 14 inches from the floor and the top of the mattress would be 16 inches from the floor. Third hole, 17/19 and the fourth hole, 20/22. So the highest mattress height (with a 5 inch mattress) would be 22 inches. This crib grows with the child. Hope this helps.
2079310
No, I have an 8" mattress on both and that is with the day bed raised up to it's highest level.
432651
I'm not sure how thick it is but,it truly does raise the mattress and give you better support!I absolutely love it!!
2039515
Yes. The picture shown the lowest point of the mattress setting. I put on the highest level for my 6 month old baby, easy on our back.
384403
When the baby is so small that you have to bend all the way over to pick her up, the mattress is at the highest level so you are not reaching far. By the time the baby is bigger and more mobile, you have to drop the crib down to the lower/lowest levels (to keep her from climbing out). By that time, she can stand up and reach for you to help out. If you had to bend over the rail and reach all the way down to the mattress placed on the lowest level, yes, it would be uncomfortable (I am 5'4" and this only occurs when my now-toddler refuses to wake up and I have to persist), but that should not happen often at all. When the baby is so small that you have to bend all the way over to pick her up, the mattress is at the highest level so you are not reaching far. By the time the baby is bigger and more mobile, you have to drop the crib down to the lower/lowest levels (to keep her from climbing out). By that time, she can stand up and reach for you to help out. If you had to bend over the rail and reach all the way down to the mattress placed on the lowest level, yes, it would be uncomfortable (I am 5'4" and this only occurs when my now-toddler refuses to wake up and I have to persist), but that... » Read More When the baby is so small that you have to bend all the way over to pick her up, the mattress is at the highest level so you are not reaching far. By the time the baby is bigger and more mobile, you have to drop the crib down to the lower/lowest levels (to keep her from climbing out). By that time, she can stand up and reach for you to help out. If you had to bend over the rail and reach all the way down to the mattress placed on the lowest level, yes, it would be uncomfortable (I am 5'4" and this only occurs when my now-toddler refuses to wake up and I have to persist), but that should not happen often at all. « Show Less