Review on 👶 Portable Baby Playard with Bassinet & Changing Table - 4 in 1 Pack and Play, Foldable Bassinet Bed with Luxury Mosquito Net for Boys Girls Infant - Navy by Kara Smith

Firstly, I am personally very happy with the product so far. I am still pregnant with my first child so I will update my review in a few months once my boy is born and I have a chance to test him. I'll start with what I like about the product. really durable and high quality. With additional features, it seems worth the money compared to similar products. aesthetics or comfort. at the same time I'll come back to why I think that's a disadvantage later) - It's lightweight and pretty easy to install/dismantle. I'm now looking at what I think are potential issues to consider before purchasing. - There is a strap that connects it to an adult mattress that wraps around the base of the cot itself and has a rope that runs between your mattress and a box spring with a plastic stopper that goes on the opposite side of the bed. I honestly expected more from the sling and am a bit unsure about the small piece of plastic holding the cot in place and preventing the baby from falling between the cot and the cot (sounds like increased choking/pinching risk). I plan on trying the bed side down - I very much doubt mosquito nets are actually safe for sleeping, to be honest I don't plan on taking advantage of them. I bought it mainly for other features - the seller claims that this product is CPSC certified (when asked as a question but not advertised), although that certificate was not sent with the product (at least that's what I saw) and I read that it is certified for safety, the certification must be included in the packaging. - Coming back to crib length, the extra length can be a plus when used as a backpack and play. But because of this, a standard crib mattress doesn't fit snugly and securely. The included "mattress" hardly counts as a pillow, and I'd rather use an actual mattress to change sheets on. Hidden wheels on one side only. You have to lift one side for it to roll. Moving a sleeping child from the living room to the bedroom can wake them up. In general, a good product at first glance. Seems safe unless a bedside feature or mosquito net is used.