Arms Reach Co-Sleeper Reviews

This Co-Sleeper came in very handy in those first few months when you can't stand to be away from your newborn baby. We never attached it to our bed, but rather used it like a rolling bassinet. Once my son would wake up, I would roll him into the living room, feed him, prop him up in the co-sleeper and oogle him while I ate breakfast.

We have cats, so we bought the canopy. Even though they sent us the wrong size, it still served it's purpose and gave us a little piece of mind that the cats would not try to find a new snuggle buddy at nighttime.

We traveled with this co-sleeper often, and it was always...

I LOVE my co-sleeper! We live in a two bedroom apartment and already have one child who is five. When he was a baby, he slept in bed with me and I was always so worried that either myself or my husband would roll over on him that I barely slept. The Arms Reach co-sleeper makes it possible for a breastfeeding mother to feed her baby without ever really getting out of bed, or allowing the baby to fully wake up.

My daughter is eight months old, and we are only now retiring it, and only because the mattress is kind of hard with the bars under it- and I think that may be contributing to my daughters...

I saw an advertisement fort the Arm's Reach Universal Cosleeper in Mothering magazine and thought it would be perfect for us.  We are advocates of attachment parenting and like the idea of cosleeping.  Unfortunately my baby is a light sleeper and would wake up after feedings when I tried to move her off of our mattress and back into the cosleeper.  Luckily we have a king size bed.  For the most part it is just holding our burp cloths and extra blankets right now.  It is hard to get out of the bed because it is very large and you have to scoot down to the bottom of the mattress to get out (very...

I loved this Arms Reach Co-Sleeper.  We actually used it as a bassinet instead.  it was a nice size to put in our small room, but had a higher weight limit that the standard bassinets.