Graco® DreamMoreTM Bedside Bassinet Calming Kids' Home Store Review

My son obviously likes to sleep in my bed, but he sleeps in his bassinet. I have a soft pillow, it's more comfortable. I like that it has a handle so I can pull it close to the bed without getting up. I also like the way he rocks so if I put him to bed when he wakes up the rocking will put him back to sleep. I definitely recommend it!

Graco did not disappoint with this DreamMore bedside table. I like the updated design that is different from your typical sleeper. This design allowed me to actually have my son sleep next to me, but in a safer way than traditional co-sleeping, which has several risks. It was easy to assemble, easy to manoeuvre, and could easily be used while traveling. I really have no complaints about this product so far.

I am a mother of 4 and have had different types of bassinet and which one is the best for me and my child. With my last child I had a Halo bassinet which was good but unfortunately I sold it thinking baby #3 would be the last. I wanted something similar to the Halo bassinet but more accessible and I love this one from GRACO. I love the GRACO brand and they have never let me down. It's a lot cheaper and I personally like it a lot more than my halo I had.

We were adding a baby to our nanny stock so we needed an extra bed to sleep in. I wanted something small that could be easily put away at the end of the day and this is perfect for our needs. We use this in toddler mode and it's like box and play. The mattress topper is actually thicker than my 4MOMs Breeze mattress but sits lower to the floor. You can put my little one in and he can come out through the small zippered door when bedtime is over. However, for a small baby who cannot crawl/walk…

Let me start by saying that now that it is assembled we really love this carrycot and are very happy with our purchase. But the montage wasn't very fun. How to Stress a Pregnant Woman at 38 Weeks: Ask Her to Pick This Up. I usually let my husband pack but I had a nest infestation and wanted it right away so I did it myself while he worked. I didn't find some of the instructions very clear. For example, I couldn't tell exactly where they wanted the side clips, and when I put them in I found they

Update: My biggest complaint about this carrycot is the lining. It's too thin to put a sheet on it, so you'll have to wash the entire pad if a kid gets it dirty. Also, it doesn't seem to hold up to washing. The fabric is not sewn but hot pressed so it started to rise after the first wash. After 3-4 washes there are practically no more shreds. The pad is attached to the bottom of the cradle with Velcro, and when my son started grabbing things, the tin pad crumpled slightly under him and gnawed…