How do you remove the top bassinet?
86693
The graco travel light crib, is what I purchased second after realizing this bassinet does not remove, the graco is the same size if that's what your looking for, but has a bassinet that lowers or removes turning it into a playpen type, I love it, and would never had purchased this one had I known this ahead of time
86694
It doesn't come off. It's not like a pack n play where the top bassinet part can be lowered for when the baby is older.
86695
There is not a removable top bassinet, it's all once piece and folds up for travel
86696
On this it does NOT remove. That's why I was so disappointed in it. My baby girl was six months and pulling up to stand while in it, so I went to lower or remove the bassinet and it doesn't. I had to purchase a different one which I would have purchased in the first place had I realized. This is solely a bassinet. I know that they have another one that lowers, but this is not it.
86697
You don't. This is a bassinet. It is only useful until the baby can sit up or pull themselves up. It isn't like a pack and play where the height can be reduced and honestly it's too narrow for that anyway.
86698
I didn't think it could be removed... I always believed the bottom part was just for storage, and the top part was for the baby until they were too big to fit, or they were too mobile to safely sit/lay in it.
385719
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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If not planning to use the changing table yes you can remove it. But one sides legs is the crib
1302124
I think you can just lift it, or use a blow dryer to heat it up, then lift. I haven't tried to remove mine.
630578
Unscrew the nipples off. There are two clips on the side of it. Pull them out & up dont pull too hard they will snap. The top should come off and thats how you change the batteries
1224082
The baby should definitely not sleep in the bassinet with the napper/changer in place. We just used the bassinet and didn't fiddle with the napper/changer because baby sort of wiggled around in it. To remove the napper/changer, you have to unsnap a few things. May not be something you would want to do at every nap.
1262536
I dont understand the top sheet is suppose to come off. The only way i know how to keep the top sheet on is to sew it to the bottom one. Good luck
1325396
The top with the ring is actually screwed into the base. Unscrew the very top knob, the top cover then can be removed from the center post
1422245
The top is secured with silicone. You should be able to remove it and reattach it.
875427
Try prying the top with a screw driver orpry bar. Be careful the plastic edges can be sharp.
25454
No. Detaching the seat will not work for this purpose. You will need to purchase the bassinet attachment.
288224
You just lift the bassinet part out of the top to convert it for an older baby. It is very easy to do.
448747
You have to push down on the top and screw off. A couple I have take some effort but it can be done
1309144
Hold in the two buttons on the side and pull it out. It may take a little strength
998280
No it's sewed on to the part of cloth that covers the bassinet. It can be pulled down flat to uncover the top area of the bassinet. My daughter prefers it pulled back.
57203
I just used the sheet it came with! But I'm sure a standard bassinet sheet would work. It's a thin-ish piece of foam.
1273879
I'm not sure about the bassinet because I didn't need it. The changing table was pretty easy. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll do my best. If you have the changing table assembled (the bars connected and put through the changing table kind of like a curtain and curtain rod) then there should be two buttons on the end where the bar is not at. On one of the ends of the play pen you should see two places where to button the changing table at. Then the bars connect to the play pen so that when you are not using it, you can move it to where it hangs on the outside of the play pen and out of your way. Hope this helps and you get it put together.