Delta Children Compact Travel Bassinet Review

Very easy assembly and very pretty. The mattress can be a bit thin but I put an extra waterproof pad under the sheet (I bought different sheets that fit well) and it helps a bit. We love that baby can be fully covered and the awnings keep cats and bugs out. We are seriously considering taking this campsite with us if we decide to go while our child is young.

Updated rating from 5 to 3 stars after assembling the entire article for the following reasons.1. I like that almost everything can be washed or (wiped) on the gentle cycle2. The product is very easy to assemble or fold for travel3. The mattress and sheets provided are very fragile and I would never use them. The foam mattress has been folded and now the foam is uneven. The Delta should have been cheaper. I bought an organic mattress and sheets separately.4. Any gentle pressure causes the legs…

My son is 5 months old and this size is just perfect. He will probably outgrow him by 7 months, albeit with his length. We bought it for travel and to use next to our bed when we have company (his room doubles as a guest room). He has served us well! It's lightweight for travel and folds very easily for quick set up and take down. The "mattress" pad isn't very thick, but I had a pad of the same size that I placed underneath to add a bit more thickness. Her coming didn't seem to bother my son to

This product has become my baby's constant bassinet. We use a wedge under the mattress because our baby has reflux and the wedge fits perfectly. We had a spinning bassinest with all the whistles and bells and she hated that thing because it moved. In addition, the wedge does not sit so well and firmly on the bassinet. Do I have to lean a little lower now to get them in? Yes. My back hurts? Yes, but that's not the only reason my back hurts. I have also used it for travel. We spent the night at…

We've been using this bassinet for 3 weeks now and there are a lot of things we love about it, but there's also one important thing we've overlooked. The baby bath has a zipper to close the lid, which is not only too slow but also too loud in an emergency; I'm not saying this zip is a problem, but it's just that the zip in general was a bad choice. When trying to close the top, the zipper not only makes noise but also generates enough vibrations that seem to wake our child up every time…