Review on 👶 Wooden Baby Bassinet Bedside Sleeper, Adjustable Bedside Crib with Detachable Mattress, Portable Bed for Infant/Baby/Girl/Newborn, Bed-to-Bed Connection, Straps, Breathable Mesh by Jeff Dawson

Very nice cradle, cradle that is very easy to assemble. There are visual elements in the directions, but they could be a bit clearer. For example, when I wanted to set up a mosquito net stand, the reference to the picture was a bit blurry. Assembly was quick and easy, less than an hour. I didn't have to take out my tool box as everything I needed was included. All components are of the highest quality. No expense was spared when it came to material, and there were actually a few extra screws in the kit. Have you ever dropped one? I have and appreciate that there were several spares. I prefer to use the supplied Allen key as something like a drill press can split wood. All holes are pre-drilled and perfectly aligned. The only mistake I encountered was when I wanted to attach the bed to the frame myself. I had to spend a little time lining up the holes and looking at them from above. It's really easy. If necessary or desired, the mosquito net can be left on. One side folds down for easy access to baby at night. Wheels are blocked. It says that it can be used for babies from one month old to a child up to one year old. As with any bassinet, when your baby begins to move or turn around, it's time to put her back in place. As mentioned, the quality is excellent, comparable to other wooden furniture I've seen. It's not portable, but I believe it can be taken apart and taken to another location. The price is certainly reasonable, around $150 for what you get.