Does the changer attach to the bassinet or to the playard itself, i.e. can I use it as a playard with a changer (without the bassinet)?
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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.
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I purchased this for granddaughter's baby and never saw it except for pic on Amazonl It appears that the bassinet attaches to the playard as it is part of the changer? Look at the directions or contact Graco via online to answer. Sorry I can't be of more help.... Hope you enjoy it as much as does my new great-grandaughter! They have one in the car at all times and one at home. Don't have to tote it in and out of casr.
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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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The bassinet is suspended in the middle of the playard. The changer and ballet are one piece and you just turn it over to reveal which one you want to use. I hope this helps.
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Yes, it can be used without the changer top. There are extra pieces that you screw on to make the changer area, including a cardboard-like piece that protects the top of the dresser from scratches. But you don't have to assemble the changer part at all. Hope that helps.
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Yes. It worked for me and is easy to go back and forth to using it with or without the bassinet.
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No, it doesn't. It doesn't fold down with the bassinet attached, or with the bucket seat adapter attached. They are SUPER easy to remove. Takes about 5 seconds, not a word of a lie.
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I don't know, but I never used the feature. I always just changed my son right in the bassinet and used the bottom as storage. Was too much hassle to put the changing table thing on top.
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It doesn't. The bassinet is $200 more Don't purchase this product, is expensive, extremely heavy and bad quality.
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The belt that comes with the changer has a sticky side to attach to the dresser; however, the pad itself does not attach to the dresser. You may be able to attach it using double sided mounting tape, but that would likely damage the dresser. I have been using this changing pad for 5+ months with a wiggly baby and the pad does not slide on the dresser at all while the baby is on it. This changing pad is much sturdier than the traditional rectangular foam pads.
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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.
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For the pack and play, yes. Not for the bassinette. There are no sheets for that part.
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Nope. It doesn't screw into the dresser or anything. It's totally secure, though, because it's quite heavy. It's not going anywhere when the baby is on it. Do make sure that your dresser is wide enough, as it is a bit wide. The restraining strap does stick to the dresser, but honestly I've never felt like I needed to use it. The changer has deep sides, and we never walk away with the baby there.
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No, the changing table acts as one end of the crib. I would guess that when using as a toddler bed the changing table comes off and is not needed any more.
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You can. Just keep in mind though that only half of the bassinet is then exposed. If your baby is able to roll over, he may roll under the changing station. It is recommended in the instructions to not use the changing table in this manner. Also, it is worth noting that the napper is rather difficult to take on and off, but the changing station is simple. You could remove it until you need it and just click it back into place.
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The strollers seat comes off the frame and can be used as a bassinet. There is a car seat adapter that comes with it. Its compatible with pretty much any infant car seat. Hope that helps.
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Yes you can. I have one in mine right now...along with one in both of our diaper changing baskets. I just ordered more because when babies are little, they have a tendency to go while you are changing them and are were getting ours soiled faster than we could wash them. These have saved my couch and bed several times and our little one is only 2 weeks old.
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You need the adapter pieces to connect the car seat. They slide into the slots pf the frame that the bassinet and stroller seats go in to.
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NO, it does not. It has to be used up to 15 pounds inside of the bassinet part of the Pack n play, It is fairly deep inset and the child can not roll out of it.
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The crib is attached to the changing table, but the changing table can still be used once you pack the crib away... I only used it for changing diapers up until she was 11 months.... She was way too tall for it