Review on ROCSMAC Sleeping Bassinet Breathable Hypoallergenic Furniture by Davaun Pritchard

That's a pretty neat invention! I wish I had two of them in my arms so they could sleep together when my twins were little and I needed them both by my side. Co-sleeping was a blessing as I would never risk sleeping together in my own bed, but eventually they moved and changed body positions while sleeping in the sleeper attached to my bed and no amount of wedges and positions could do that prevent, so in the end we were abandoned, and soon after that we had to put a child in the crèche. Put two in? Problem solved! Or one for a child. It's nice how it opens to make room for larger babies up to a year old. Once your child learns to turn and becomes even a little mobile, constant supervision is required. It's not super soft, but it also won't fit a crib mattress, so I'm pretty sure it's for safety reasons. They are great for little snoozing newborns while I work on my computer while sitting on the bed away from the nest. Personally, I wouldn't really sleep with it on at night, although I know a lot of people do. I'd say it would be safer than just using a bed without a nest, but then again, I wouldn't either. but for sleeping and visiting family and friends, or for use in a cosleeper, perhaps a bassinet. This would provide a cozy and safe place to sleep for the baby. The price isn't bad, some who haven't been to the 5x block like me might think so, but anything "childish" is worth it, but when it comes to safety. You can't set a price for that! I think it's reasonable and can be used daily. I give this a solid 4 star rating but again for a baby to be napping or to cool down next to a baby to rest in cribs, rollaway beds and perhaps a bassinet this will prove to be a very useful item. but I trust nothing for night sleep use. Do as you please, but it's definitely a functional item!