Arms Reach Concepts Extensions Neutral Review

Works as expected with Arm's Reach Cosleeper Mini Ezee. With our doctor's approval, we used 1 more from the side of the head to hold his head up to help with reflux.

Adding legs to the sleeping mini armrest made it very wobbly and unstable. we return Also not increased to the specified height. As such, no risers are supplied for the center portion of the sleeper, which makes absolutely no sense to me.

Does what it's supposed to do, raise the bed. We have a loft bed - we have a mattress and a box spring on a 14 inch bed frame so it's quite high. Earth. this brings him almost to bed height, in fact he might need an inch more, but I think that's about all I can do.

worked great for what we needed. I ended up using the entire 6 inch lift. This makes the whole thing less durable, as the instructions say. However, after installing it on the bed, the firmness became much better. Again, the manual states that you should NOT use extension cords in standalone mode, only in bedside mode.

My bed is higher than most beds and I had to bend down to pick up my baby. As it got bigger I felt like I was going to drop it, it was so low. They were easy to put on and my baby was right next to me so I could just pick him up in the middle of the night. The only downside is that they can be a bit cheaper or come with a real co-sleep.

It would be great if they included compatible model numbers in the original description instead of waiting for them to arrive. This document in the box actually lists all the model numbers that are compatible with these extensions. If your model number isn't listed, you'll need Co. You can find your Co bed's model number on a sticker on the outside of one of your bed's legs.