Dream On Me Seashell Bassinet and Bedside Sleeper | Compact Portable Bassinet

In a world where we can be anything, be cozy and keep your little one calm with Dream On Me seashell bassinet and bedside sleeper. This ASTM approved bassinet and bedside sleeper ensures safety easily securing tightly to your bed frame with a sturdy strap system. The adjustable height mechanism accommodates all types of beds leaving no gaps and making an ideal solution for sleeping closer to you! It is perfect for breastfeeding and offering reassurance to your baby during those restless nights without even getting out of your bed. Seashell mesh sides provide a clear view of your newborn while providing breathability. Besides bedside sleeper, it can be used as a portable Bassinet making it ideal for small spaces. A bassinet is designed to provide a sleeping area for an infant until he or she begins to push up on hands and knees or can roll over, or has reached 25 lbs, whichever comes first, which is about 5 months of age.

• 7-position adjustable height
• Drop side for easy access
• 6 cm wheels with brakes for easy portability
• Breathable mesh sides
• Removable cover for easy cleaning
• Telescopic legs for a no-gap fit
• Lightweight yet sturdy frame
• JPMA certified
• Can be used as a Bassinet or a Bedside sleeper
• Folds compactly into carry bag
• Soft peach skin fabric (show inside of bassinet)
• Versatile polyester 300D melange Oxford fabric (show outside of bassinet)
• 1-inch thick mattress pad included
• No tool assembly

 
Dimensions
Product dimensions: 36.5″ L x 26.5″ W x 28″ H
Box dimensions: 37″ L x 5.75″ W x 22.75″ H
Product, actual bassinet: 36.5″ x 22.5″ x 13.5″
Feet till bottom of bassinet: 13.5″
Feet till top of bassinet: 28″
Mattress pad: 32.5″ L x 19″ W x 1″ H

Weight
Item: 13.75 lbs
Box: 17.4 lbs

Disclaimer: The bedside sleeper – strap needs to be used at all times, and parents should ensure the side is attached correctly when in use as a bassinet.

Safety Advice: Keep the soft objects and bedding away from infants and do not use them in bassinets/bedside sleepers because they can inadvertently lead to suffocation. Furthermore, bedding has been associated with sudden infant death syndrome.