Versatile Co-Sleeper Bassinet - Adjustable Height with Wide Compatibility, Flexible Feet & Included Mattress, Sheet, Music Box & Mobile - Ivory/Grey with Quilting

The bassinet was super easy to assemble and the directions were great for following along. I can’t wait for our daughter to use her bassinet very soon. All of the materials are such great quality and is very very convenient to adjust between the 10 height settings!

We originally purchased the Halo Glide Sleeper bassinet, which turned out to not be level and we were appalled because even the replacement bassinet we got from Halo wasn't level, which is a major SIDS risk. We looked for other options and settled on the Arm's Reach Co-Sleeper, and we are much more satisfied. The bassinet looks great, IS LEVEL, and the little mattress even came with a fitted sheet. The surface feels firm and the netting is mesh, so baby can breathe just fine. The height is easily adjustable and it fits perfectly next to our bed. It was also much simpler and easier to assemble. Like, literally four or so steps to get it put together and it took less than five minutes. The frame feels sturdy and we're very happy with this bassinet.

I love this bassinet and so does our newborn! We had recently bought a cheaper one that didn’t have mesh all the way around. This bassinet does so it provides peace of mind! The mattress seems thin, but he sleeps on it just fine. It also doesn’t have creases or sinking spots like cheaper bassinet mattresses. We have a king size bed that sits high, and it raises up perfectly above our bed. I haven’t added batteries yet so I’m not sure how the other features work. I hadn’t noticed it didn’t come with batteries. The only thing I dislike is that it does not move very easily on carpet, even with the wheels. But overall...best bassinet ever!

Pros: -the neutral colors for either gender/any room scheme (it matches most bedding I'd say) -overall simple/sleek/slides under the bed -can have baby so close to you -sturdier than most Cons: -not much privacy with the mesh siding -doesn't have that foldable canopy that can shade baby and provide extra protection from the cool wind from the fan -not easily portable, if traveling to a relatives or something -the fact that it can stay on the bed with you is nice, but the sides are short so I'm concerned about my blanket or pillow getting in there when I roll over. I want nothing to be able to easily enter the crib area as a suffocating hazard.

We looked at a lot of bedside bassinets, but a lot of them had reviews saying they were flimsy. One of our friends just had a baby and uses this model. She liked hers so we ordered the same one. Its doesn't sway or feel flimsy at all.

My biggest issue with is the safety. The assembly was pretty easy and we made sure we did everything exactly like we were supposed to. We even watched videos to make sure we were assembling it correctly. When we got it all together we noticed it was leaning slightly. So I grabbed a level and sure enough it was leaning. I called the manufacturer to see if maybe I had just gotten a faulty unit. It was tough to get ahold of them (but I understood because they were short staffed because of COVID). I ended up having to send them photos and proof of purchase and whatnot and they also wanted me to use my phone to get an accurate measure of the degrees it was off by. They told me it had a margin of 3 degrees it could be off by according to their manufacturing specifications. Which I thought was crazy because I would assume for safety reasons it would need to be exactly level. Anyway, it was off by 5 degrees which you can see in one of my photos. So they sent me two replacement legs which looked the exact same as the ones that came with it, but we tried them anyway. And lo and behold, the bassinet was still tilted the exact same way as before. We were done at that point and packed it back in the box and returned it that day. We also tried the halo bassinet which is a very similar design except it swivels. Same story. Unfortunately, as awesome as this type of bassinet looks on paper, it’s just not safe. Even with the mesh sides, I would be so worried my baby would roll over and suffocate. Maybe in a few years, after these companies make some design changes they’ll be great, but they’re just not there yet. Especially for the prices they’re charging. If I’m paying over $200 (the halo was almost $300 btw), it better be safe. For the record we ended up going with the 4 in one bassinet from Graco which is bulkier and doesn’t have legs that slide under the bed sadly. And it also isn’t as tall and that part really sucks because we have a super tall bed and that’s why the arms reach and halo were so appealing to us. But it’s tall enough to be safe next to the bed while we sleep and most importantly, it doesn’t lean/tilt so I know my baby will be safe.

Super excited to use this co-sleeper. I did much research and decided to purchase the versatile co-sleeper and I do not regret it one bit. Can't wait to use it when the baby is here! The color and style are exactly as expected and the mobile is too cute along with lullabies. The mattress is soft but firm enough and love that the sleeping nest is well meshed. The best feature that I love about this co-sleeper is that it can be used beside the bed or if you prefer the sleeping nest can sit on the bed to have baby closer to you.

We bought the co-sleeper on recommendation and couldn't be more happy with it. It is easy to assembly, easy to clean (from baby spitups) and most importantly our baby enjoys sleeping in it. We also get the peace of mind having them so close to us when they are sleeping. Great product overall that I highly recommend.