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| | | Sofas | Home » » » Arm's Reach Natural Original Co-Sleeper | | | | | | | Description: | | The Original Bedside Co-Sleeper allows your baby sleeps snugly and safely alongside your adult bed. Fits beds between 24" high and converts to a bassinet and a play yard.
The Original Bedside Co-Sleeper is a unique creation that allows you and your baby to sleep safely and comfortably next to each other from the moment you both come home. Whether you choose to breastfeed or bottle-feed your baby, the Co-Sleeper enables you to reach over and draw your baby close for feeding without disturbing the warmth and security of either of your beds. Attached to your bed under the mattress, the Co-Sleeper is securely strapped in place and it easily connects to any size bed, including the California King adult bed. By folding up and fitting into a nylon carry bag with a sturdy handle, the Co-Sleeper is portable and able to fit into the overhead compartment of most commercial airlines.
The Original Bedside Co-Sleeper can be converted to a bassinet that holds up to 30 lbs or until your baby can roll from side to side. The Co-Sleeper also converts into a handsome and sturdy play yard with a double trampoline floor and industry-approved safety locking arms. Not intended for use by children old enough to climb out.
The Original Bedside Co-Sleeper includes co-sleeper frame (natural frame with the natural, tan gingham and pink gingham liners and blue frame with the blue gingham liner), one short liner in either deluxe natural, tan gingham, blue gingham or pink gingham fabric (click on large picture for fabrics), one cotton fitted sheet, one inch mattress pad and fits beds 24" high. If your bed is higher than 24", you can purchase Leg Extension Kits. The patented Arm?s Reach Co-Sleeper Frame is made of powder coated steel tubing and the liner and fitted sheet are made of a soft, machine washable 35% cotton/65% polyester fabric. Measures 40" long x 28" wide x 31" high | | | Features: | |
• The patented Arm's Reach Co-Sleeper® Bassinet frame is made of powder coated steel tubing.
• The liner and fitted sheet are made of a soft, machine washable 35% cotton/65% polyester fabric.
• Dimensions: Co-Sleeper 40" x 28" x 31", Mattress 26" x 37"
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 10.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 10.5 inches | | Product Height:
| 33.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 32.25 pounds | | Package Length:
| 33.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 11.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 11.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 35.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 58 reviews |
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 Triplet Mama's Dream!Nov 24, 2008
I co-slept with my older children, but when I had 3 at once, I had to look at alternatives. For the first 2 months I swaddled the triplets, lined them up on the co-sleeper and they slept right beside me. It was WONDERFUL to have them right there. I got as much sleep as possible as a mommy of newborn triplets.
The only thing I would change is the mattress pad is very hard, but the babies did not seem to mind.
Team the co-sleeper up with the "Miracle Blanket" and you have a WONDERFUL combination!!!!!
 I can't tell you how much I LOVED this!!Oct 24, 2008
I LOVED, LOVED, LOVED, using the Arms Reach Co-Sleeper. I felt so much better knowing that she was right next to me, but without the fear of smothering her etc. It was so much more convenient to not have to actually fully sit up or get up to get to her in the middle of the night, if she needed her paci, I could just reach over and find it. Breast feeding her was so much easier, neither of us fully woke up LOL. It just felt very natural and safe for me to actually be able to see her beautiful sleeping face whenever I looked over to make sure she was OK. I plan on using it again for the next one due in April!!
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 Not worth the priceSep 07, 2008
I thought this product would be excellent for my newborn daughter. It seemed like a great way to keep her close for midnight feedings. However, it arrived without directions, was complicated to set up and take down, and doesn't seem to be that comfortable for her. It also makes it difficult to get out of bed due to its size and inability to move. I wish I would have read more reviews and purchased something less expensive.
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Great Idea, but with drawbacksJul 09, 2008
We have had the original Co-Sleeper for 2.5 years. Our first son slept in it for 2 months and then refused to sleep in it. Our second refused to sleep in it period (even padding it with a small quilt). I assume that they make it completely uncomfortable to help prevent SIDS (your baby might has well be laying on the floor because it is not padded very well at all). The fitted sheet cannot be dried in the dryer, which is inconvenient. Most of all, I hate assembling and disassembling this thing. I never complain about assembling toys, gadgets, playards, etc...but this thing is horrible. I actually beat it with a hammer when I took it down after my first child quit using it. It is now put away and I will never put it up again. The only good thing I will say about it is that it's extremely sturdy (probably why it's a pain to assemble). I would suggest scouting ebay, yard sales, and second-hand stores instead of buying a new one. It is not worth $200.
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 PointlessMay 03, 2008
Perhaps if our baby had been interested in sleeping in it, it would have been somewhat useful. But the assembly/disassembly is so impossible as to render the product worse than useless as it takes up valuable time. Given the mixture of reviews, I can only think that there's variation in the manufacturing so that some of the cosleepers end up with locking mechanisms that simply don't work. PITA. The instructions are good for a laugh, but not much else.
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