HALO Baby Bassinet - Premiere | Portable Infant BassiNest | Bedside Cot Swivel, Breathable Fabric, Waterproof Mattress & Adjustable Stand | Side Sleeping Crib for Newborn Boys & Girls

Product Information

Dimensions: 32 x 22 x 13 inches (bassinet exterior); 34 x 34 inches (base); total height of 42 inches| Weight limit: 20 pounds | Height adjust: Yes | Vibration or motion: Yes | Music/Sound: Yes | Removable bassinet: Yes | Side that lowers: Yes | Storage: No

Babies need to sleep alone in their own sleeping space with four sides around them," says Dr. Scott. "We want to be sure that the sides of the bassinet aren't made of a soft, plush material that the baby could suffocate against. Mesh sides, which are firmer and allow air to circulate, are okay to use."Whales, Ships, Clouds, Ocean Nursery fitted sheet: Crib, PlayYard, Compatible with Halo, Nuna Sena, Guava Lotus, 4Moms Breeze, custom sizing

Though heavier and less portable than other bassinets, this model has modern lines, a crisp white color profile and breathable mesh sides that keeps it looking nice and sleek. If you keep reading, we chat more about each Bassinest that Halo offers, but we wanted to start with a simple chart. If you're planning on using a bassinet, you should have it ready to go as soon as your baby comes home from the hospital. Though not a necessity — a newborn can go straight into a crib — many parents find bassinets incredibly helpful in the early days due to their convenience and portability, says Michele Pedulla, D.N.P., a pediatric nurse practitioner and associate professor at Regis College.Baby Bassinet Sheet Set, Universal Cotton Bassinet Sheets for Oval, Hourglass & Rectangle Mattress, Ultra Soft Fitted Crib Sheets The rule of thumb is, when the infant is active and starting to roll over, it would be wise to have the infant sleep in the crib,” says Pedulla. Additionally, most bassinets have clear weight limits, which can also put an end to your baby’s time in the bassinet —even before she can roll over. Once baby has reached this milestone or the weight limit—whichever comes first — she should be transferred to a crib. Bassinets, mini cribs and playards: What’s the difference?