ROCSMAC Sleeping Bassinet Breathable Hypoallergenic Furniture Review

My baby loves his new crib! My child used to snuggle up to me. So I was looking for something similar to cuddle and found this great product.

I have tried other bassinet products and nothing has worked as well as this one. My son is 24 cm long and fits comfortably in it. It was agony putting everything together, but it was worth it. I highly recommend it.

First of all I was attracted by the price, while other products on the market are much more expensive. But when I received it I was surprised by its quality. Very comfortable, easy to assemble, no smell at all. Good product for a child! Highly recommended.

This has its pros and cons. The cushions and fabric came separately which was nice as they could be washed separately and didn't warp in transit. On the negative side, it took a long time to insert the cushions into the fabric. Some tight compression.

This chaise longue comes in a small bag, but don't let that fool you, it's vacuum packed and expands to full size right before your eyes. It's very comfortable and supportive. , and you can make it more cozy or relaxed by tying or loosening the ties at the bottom. Both sides of the cover feature a gender neutral pattern and the cover is machine washable if required. Although the rocker is a bit bulky when unfolded, it is still very portable and the child can have a safe and familiar place to…

Perfect for co-sleeping. Thanks to the bumpers, my body knows the baby is there so I don't have to worry about crushing the baby. It's pretty easy to clean. I love that the band at the bottom can be loosened or left open as baby grows for those who sleep together longer. I also like the gender neutral pattern. If you're giving this as a gift, you know it will arrive in packaging similar to what you would buy in a store - quilt-style clear packaging with a zip. It's worth a gift. It looks small…

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…