If your baby falls asleep in the bassinet, can you lift it off the stroller (easily enough not to wake the baby) and set it inside, on the floor?
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yes it is very easy to remove the bassinet part . My Grandson falls asleep every time he gets in the stroller
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Yes! Push the detachments on each side and lift - super easy! Literally one step and done, more so just depends on how gentle your lift is if your little one stays asleep ;)
62999
I think that yes, as long as the baby is not too heavy ;)It is very easy to lift the bassinet.
63000
It is easy but sometimes gets stuck, so the answer to your question the baby will most likely wake up is the little one is a light sleeper. For my little one it's like a coin toss. Sometime just lifting the car seat out of the base of the car wakes her.
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Yes. And our baby is now 8 months old and I'm so glad I bought this stroller for all of the functions it has. The bassinet is huge and so is the basket underneath and yes you can take it off without waking the tyke.
63002
Yes M.Stenger it's easier if the child is a new born. One thing it's been of great use the baby loves it..
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Yes, if you have the Fisher Price Loving Family House, the measurement of the inside of the bassinet where the baby lays is about 2 1/2 long and 1 3/4" . Hope this helps you.
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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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Unfortunately the mattress is not firm. But we placed blankets down and swaddle her. She is now 4 months and just moving out of bassinet. I love it and think it's worth the money. My parents didn't like it because they wanted something bigger. But it's easy to move and place next to bed because of the height
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You just change the baby in the same area that baby sleeps, in the bassinet.
55716
I would think you could put it on the floor. I didn't try it. I still love it. I have a timeshare that has the worst sleeper sofa, I am planning on bringing this mattress.
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Yes it can. But the crib itself is not that big. It's not exactly easy to go from the bassinet to the play yard.
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I used it as a primary place for my baby to sleep up up until she was 3 months. She slept better in the backnplay bassinet then she did in her expensive crib. Just make sure baby is always properly secured.
600404
Hello I am not the mom either. You can turn it around by taking the bassinet out and face it towards you and than put it back in
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Yes. I've been using it as a bassinet since baby came from hospital (she is 2 1/2 months now ) in my room at night mostly but sometimes also during the day I have a two story home and keep it upstairs. She sleeps pretty good.
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Yes. Both napper and changing station are removable. It is assumed that you will use the napper until the baby is old enough to start rolling over - then you take both napper and changing station off and use the bassinet.
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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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yes you can.I grabbed it from the rigid bottom and there were no issues at all.I loved this bassinet.. I used it to travel and it fits a lot of clothes and diapers.. and i was able to use it in so many different places.. thanks to the mosquito net it totally works out doors too.
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You can slide the baby in and out to nurse if you have it set up that way (as per included instructions). I have it set up as a bassinette at the moment.
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No...it comes with....the mattress adjust to higher height for bassinet....lower for play yard and toddler sleeping
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For newborn maybe in the early weeks but I wouldn't recommend it once they start moving around on their own....the bassinet is not very deep so they could roll out and it is made to be tilted. I used a sleeper for my bed and never really used this part but if you don't want the baby sleeping with you I would rather let it sleep in the crib than in the bassinet
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I don't think so. We tried to use it on a larger bassinet when we were traveling and it didn't really work because we couldn't put it under the mattress and the vibrations weren't strong enough to put it elsewhere. Maybe if you attached it to the bottom of the co-sleeper? That might work.