Arm's Reach Mini Arc Co-Sleeper
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Anonymous
| Feedback, please... Thanks! |
Anonymous
| I borrowed this for our first. My DD slept great in it but my only complaint is that it's really bulky/heavy and hard to get in and out of the bed with it next to the bed. I was sore and achey and it just annoyed me. I'm going to borrow a Chicco bassinet with this baby (I don't think this was out in 2013 when I had my first) and I'm excited about that because it is lighter and easier to move. |
Anonymous
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just bought a used one for $30, haven't used it yet though. still pregnant.
wish I had a co-sleeper with my first (2012) but didn't want to drop over $100 on something i would use for a few mos. we used the bassinet insert for the pack n play and it worked OK but this will hopefully be easier and not have to get out of bed! |
Anonymous
| We used it for our sons first 5 months, in our room near our bed but not attached. It worked great we really liked it and it saved a ton of space. When he got to big for it we transitioned him to a crib in his own room with no problem. We are expecting again in the fall and plan to use it again but attach it this time - not really sure why we didnt the first time. |
Anonymous
| oh - we could not get a mobile to stay on it very easily, that is the only drawback. |
Anonymous
| My two month old is asleep next to me in it right now. Love it! Makes nighttime breastfeeding so much easier! We tried the pack n play bassinet first, this is much better for us. |
Anonymous
| Thanks! |
Anonymous
| As an alternative, I have the Halo Bassinest which makes it easier to get out of bed if you're sore. |
Anonymous
| Ww wanted either a halo or the arm's reach but could only get a used arms reach. I miss those basinet days |
Anonymous
| Borrowed one from SIL. Kid refused to sleep in it. Was glad I didn't waste the money! |