Does anybody have this? I understand it equals as a bassinet/cradle. It has wheels. And it can 'attach' to the bed. Why do I want that? I do like the look of it!
There are many people who believe that in a 'family' bed. Co-sleeping is similar to that, without the fear of hurting the baby. Also, I have heard that breast feeding can be very easy at night since you do not have to leave your bed to get the baby.
Stacey1403
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Re: arms reach co-sleeper
I have an arm's reach co-sleeper!!! It is not a wooden one but looks more like a portacrib. The baby's not here yet so I can't tell you how it is working out, but I'm glad I got it
