Review on 👶 Versatile 3-in-1 Baby Bedside Sleeper: Portable Crib, Side Sleeper, and Toddler Play Pen by Kassandra Harris

Update: A splint broke out of nowhere. The company was very helpful and ended up sending me a new one. Good service! Background: I have seven children and have never used sleeping quarters. For many children, a normal Pack n Play bassinet is sufficient. However, the current baby (8 weeks) is not mobile at all and believes that he needs to be constantly held in his arms. I try not to go to bed with her at 7 p.m. So the bed: I like it. It's well thought out and I love that the side panel slides down. That's why I didn't use our regular packaging (they all have a bassinet insert like this one). I can lie with her on my arm while she's semi comfortable in this bed. Since you've only been using the bunk bed for about 3 months, it's great that it converts into a portable bed for an older child. It has a zip on the side so little ones can climb in on their own which is great but can backfire as they can then climb out again. wherever you want, next to your bed. It snaps into place easily and there's a detachable zip piece that keeps the top of the tote in place, which even has a hole so you can leave it on when setting up and taking down. The sides are mesh so there is no risk of strangulation and the side that slides down has clips to keep it in place. In general I recommend. I may be biased because she actually sleeps in it.