Arm&s Reach Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper Bassinet ¨C White

• See and reach your newborn boy or girl at all times with this side sleeper baby bed from the company that invented the term “co-sleeper”
• Two modes: Bedside co-sleeper bassinet & freestanding baby bassinet
• Try the co-sleeping bassinet endorsed by the world’s most influential pediatricians . OB/gyns and child care experts

Product details

The Arm’s Reach Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper was conceived to allow maximum visibility. With the Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper from Arms Reach Concepts . you can monitor your baby at all times. Like all of our Co-Sleeper bedside bassinets . the Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper allows you and your baby to sleep comfortably next to each other from the moment your baby arrives. This attachable co-sleeping bedside bassinet for baby enables you to reach over and draw your baby close for the joy of nursing . soothing . and bonding. The best and safest place for an infant to sleep is near a parent but on a separate surface. A side car bassinet acts like a safe extension for your bed . so you can monitor your baby at all times.The Arm’s Reach Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper’s innovative and versatile design features built-in leg extensions that adjust to attach to varying bed heights . and four castor wheels for conversion into a freestanding baby bed that moves easily from bedroom to nursery and back. It also has the convenience of side pockets and under-crib basket for all your storage needs. Modern portable baby furniture from Arms Reach is great for a baby registry or to delight a new mother as a baby shower gift. The Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper is great for breastfeeding mothers or moms with C-sections.Included with all Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper bassinet cribs is everything you need to get started — a mattress . fitted sheet . and plate and nylon strap set to lock the bassinet against an adult mattress. Built-in leg adjusters are included to fit different bed heights. This product is suitable for infant or newborn boys or girls — babies up to 5 months or not yet pushing up on hands and knees. Trust the company that coined the phrase Co-Sleeper over two decades ago and patented the first bedside bassinet to connect to the parent bed.