Color | Cocoa/Fern |
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Brand | ARMS REACH |
Target Audience | unisex-baby |
Special Feature | Adjustable |
Material | fabric metal Mesh, Metal |
Included Components | Mattress |
Item Weight | 25 Pounds |
Assembly Required | No |
Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
Maximum Height Recommendation | 30 Inches |
Product Dimensions | 34 x 20 x 31 inches |
Item model number | 7003-CF |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Material Type | fabric metal Mesh, Metal |
Additional product features | Adjustable |
Batteries required | No |
Item Weight | 25 pounds |
Arm's Reach Concepts Clear-Vue Cocoa/Fern
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Color | Cocoa/Fern |
Brand | ARMS REACH |
Target Audience | unisex-baby |
Special Feature | Adjustable |
Material | fabric metal Mesh, Metal |
About this item
- 360 View of baby.No additional leg extensions are necessary with this Co-Sleeper, because the legs have a built in adjustability. These legs adjust between 24 inchand 30 inch in 2inch increments
- Measures: 34" x 20" x 31" and If replacement or additional sheets are needed, the Mini size will fit the Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper bassinet.
- Includes mattress fitted sheet strap and plate, Convenient storage basket. Federal standards require no more than a 1/2 inch (13mm) gap between bedside sleeper and adult bed
- Built in Leg Extensions with wheels for mobility.For bed heights starting at 24", measured from the floor to the top of the adult mattress.
- For use up to 5 months or able to push up on hand and knees. Breathable mesh sides
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The Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper was conceived to allow maximum visibility from any area of the room. With the The Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper you can see your baby at all times. Like all of our Co-Sleeper bedside bassinets, the Clear-Vue allows you and your baby to sleep comfortably next to each other from the moment your infant comes home. This bedside bassinet enables you to reach over and draw your baby close for comforting, feeding and bonding. The innovative design has built in leg extensions to adjust to varying bed heights, and four castor wheels for easy mobility around the house. The Clear-Vue bassinet also has the convenience of a large attached storage basket. The Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper brand bassinet is the ideal sleep solution for any concerned parent.
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ASIN | B008C2YKWC |
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Customers like the quality, storage space, ease of assembly, comfort, and mobility of the crib. They mention that it's well made, has many pockets for storage around the sides, and that the bottom basket allows for storage of diapers, pillows, and blankets. They also appreciate the cosleeper feature, saying that the baby feels close to them and isn't scared. Overall, most are happy with the purchase and recommend it to others.
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Customers like the quality of the crib. They say it's well-made, stable, and serves its purpose well. Some mention that the anchor secures the bassinet very safely to the bedside.
"...However, the fabric softens it up nicely and the bassinet is very stable...." Read more
"...However, if feels very sturdy, and has excellent storage...." Read more
"...It's sturdy and the wheels make it somewhat movable throughout the house...." Read more
"...Reach bassinet came with a very easy-to-use anchor that secures the bassinet very safely to the bedside AND easily detaches if we want to roll the..." Read more
Customers like the storage space in the crib. They mention that the storage is huge underneath, has many pockets for storage around the sides, and the bottom basket allows for storage of diapers, pillows, and blankets. The bottom storage area has been useful for holding an iPad for playing white noise during. It has so much room and holds blankets, burp rags, clothes, and spare sheets. The height is excellent and the storage container on the bottom is a lifesaver. It's big enough to keep using until baby starts pulling up around 5 months old, and still has room to grow.
"...However, if feels very sturdy, and has excellent storage...." Read more
"...my baby sleeps in this every night and is comfortable, still has room to grow. I feel she is safe...." Read more
"...The risers help adjust it to my bed height, and the storage container on the bottom is actually a lifesaver--you can put extra blankets, or..." Read more
"...on the bottom is great for extra blankets and my boppy fits perfectly under it! The bassinet has 2 deep pockets on either side of the crib...." Read more
Customers like the ease of assembly of the crib. They mention that it's relatively easy to assemble, and it comes with a very easy-to-use anchor that secures the bassinet. They also say that it is not hard to take up or down, and that it can be easily rouse in the middle of the night.
"...Even though I'm waking up in the middle of the night, I'm surprisingly easy to rouse...." Read more
"...The item was easy enough to put together from the box (many baby items are so specific due to regulations that it can be a nightmare!)...." Read more
"...The Arm’s Reach bassinet came with a very easy-to-use anchor that secures the bassinet very safely to the bedside AND easily detaches if we want to..." Read more
"I bought and assembled this bassinet at 8 months pregnant. Assembly was not bad. Took a screwdriver and about an hour. No problems...." Read more
Customers like the comfort of the crib. They say the cosleeper feature is a great feature that allows them to reach over and comfort their baby. They also appreciate the ability to keep their baby flat and comfortable, while still being able to reach them. Customers also mention that the crib is easy to sleep in and easy to carry around. It also facilitates easy breastfeeding and bonding while keeping your little one safe from suffocation.
"...I'm pleasantly surprised. He is quite cozy, but it looks like he'll outgrow it around the same time he starts pulling up...." Read more
"...At 8 weeks my baby sleeps in this every night and is comfortable, still has room to grow. I feel she is safe...." Read more
"...anchor that secures the bassinet very safely to the bedside AND easily detaches if we want to roll the bassinet into another room...." Read more
"...I think the mattress is just uncomfortable for her, but I know they just meet the safety standards.The product was NOT hard to assemble...." Read more
Customers like the mobility of the crib. They say it's sturdy and the wheels make it somewhat movable throughout the house. Some customers also say it is easy to assemble and move around.
"...It's sturdy and the wheels make it somewhat movable throughout the house...." Read more
"...Having had a csection, this was crucial. It wheels around on my hardwood floors pretty easy...." Read more
"...It is certainly convenient and could easily be wheeled between rooms, etc...." Read more
"This has been useful as a bassinet. The wheels are very convenient for managing a relatively small bedroom...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the safety of the crib. They mention that it is sturdy, and feels safe with their baby in it. It is perfect for co-sleeping, and keeps their little one safe from suffocation and reduces the risk of SIDS. It meets the AAP sleeping recommendations and is sufficient.
"...of the baby sits a few inches below the top of the bed, making it feel very safe because baby can’t roll onto mommy and daddy’s sleeping surface...." Read more
"...This bassinet made it easy and safe to keep her nearby at night even though we have pets. The absolute best feature of this product is the anchor!..." Read more
"...sides make it easy to see baby while you are laying down and it feels safe since baby can still easily breath when right next to the side...." Read more
"...thick carpet in our room basically sets it in place so there's no safety issue. The storage at the bottom is awesome. There is so much room...." Read more
Customers like the adjustability of the crib. They mention that the adjustable height has been awesome, it can be adjusted in two-inch increments, and it has adjustable legs that make it taller. They also appreciate the extension feature to raise the height of the bassinet. Overall, most are happy with the adjustable features of the product.
"...This one can be adjusted in two-inch increments -- it has a system like crutches or school desks where you press a button on the leg and adjust up..." Read more
"...The risers help adjust it to my bed height, and the storage container on the bottom is actually a lifesaver--you can put extra blankets, or..." Read more
"...It's nice to have something with an adjustable height where I can safely take my hands off him to throw away dirty diapers...." Read more
"...mesh around the sides so I could have seen the baby, and I loved the adjustable legs so I wouldn't have to fiddle with those plastic raisers they..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the crib. Some mention it's well worth the price, while others say it'll wobble and is not worth the money. Some say the sheets are expensive and the storage area is not very useful for anything but sheets.
"...As to this model specifically, I chose it because it was the least expensive and I have no regrets...." Read more
"...We highly recommend this sleeper, definitely worth every penny." Read more
"...is hard to see in the bottom storage area so again, not very useful for anything but sheets. It does come with one sheet that velcros in place...." Read more
"...you can just use a king size pillowcase as a sheet, so no expensive specialty sheets required. Bonus!" Read more
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I love the co-sleeper because it allows me to lay down next to baby and watch him fall asleep. I think that being beside him is comforting to him and I know it's comforting to me. :) With the free-standing bassinet, my options were to sit or stand beside him to watch or to let him fall asleep in my arms or on our bed and then try to transfer him. Before he was born, those options both sounded completely reasonable... after he was here, not so much! Momma likes her sleep -- I can't even imagine walking down a hallway to get to him in the middle of the night!
The AAP recommends room-sharing but not bed-sharing because it reduces SIDS rates (unless a parent is a smoker). I've also seen a couple of studies that conclude that, when in the same room, Mom and Baby's sleep cycles sync up so that Baby wakes up when both are in a light phase of sleep. After sleeping with this product, I believe that's true. Even though I'm waking up in the middle of the night, I'm surprisingly easy to rouse. Plus, since Baby is right beside me, I wake up when he starts whimpering rather than when he's full-on crying, which is more pleasant for us both.
Baby is a couple inches lower than the bed, and there's a short railing on the side of the bassinet that adjoins the bed. This is a safety design so Mom can't roll onto Baby and Baby can't roll into Mom's path. I've seen some reviews complaining that Moms expected to just slide Baby over for breastfeeding, and that is not the case. I do have to sit up, reach over, and pick Baby up, then scoot back to the head of the bed to sit and breastfeed. However, my legs never come out from under the covers, so this is way better than standing up or having to walk down the hallway! When we're both laying down, he is truly within "arms' reach"... I can touch him, pick up his pacifier, etc.
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As to this model specifically, I chose it because it was the least expensive and I have no regrets. The manufacturers' webpage shows pictures of all the models side-by-side, so it's a good place to get an idea of the differences. This model is attractive, but it prioritizes function over appearance... under that fabric is metal tubing that resembles a hand truck or library cart. However, the fabric softens it up nicely and the bassinet is very stable.
The biggest positives I see for this model over others are price and adjustability. This one can be adjusted in two-inch increments -- it has a system like crutches or school desks where you press a button on the leg and adjust up or down, then the button pops back out at the next setting. I like this because it's hard to gauge what your height preference will be without actually having the bassinet (for the record, I measure my bed at 28 inches but I prefer the lowest height setting, which places the top of the mattress at 19.5 inches from the floor).
The potential negatives for this model are looks, small size, and lack of portability/versatility. I think it's quite attractive, but the other models definitely have more attention to design. With a footprint of 34"x20", it's also the smaller version (depending on your space, that could be positive or negative). The Ideal Co-Sleeper is roughly the same size as a Pack-and-Play at 39"x25". Some of the other models function more like a Pack-and-Play in that they fold up with a carrying case and convert to a play yard, so keep that in mind when you're choosing -- this one converts to a freestanding bassinet but does not fold up or convert to a play yard. Also, the other models require separate risers if you want to increase the height.
**EDIT 2/16/2014: My son is now 3 months old and will outgrow this soon. He's a big guy (tracking more like a six- or seven-month old), but I'm bummed that we won't be able to keep using this as long as I'd expected. If you have any height in your family tree, you might want to consider one of the larger models.
**EDIT 4/12/2014: We're closing in on five months, and my little guy, tracking at the 85th percentile for height, is still comfortable in this! I'm pleasantly surprised. He is quite cozy, but it looks like he'll outgrow it around the same time he starts pulling up. I couldn't be happier with this co-sleeper.
**FINAL EDIT 5/19/2014: My baby finally outgrew this at 5.5 months... he actually still fit, but started moving around too much in his sleep. I'm glad we went with the smaller size as the larger size would have been a tight fit in our bedroom. This was a great, great purchase.
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Finally, a couple tips that made my co-sleeping experience even better. :) First, some other reviewers (on other models) mention having to get rid of bedside tables. I did not get rid of mine, but I did rotate it 90 degrees so that the drawers open away from the bed. I put the co-sleeper beside/below the nightstand and can still easily see and reach Baby. However, I don't have room for a lamp there, so I set up a lamp a few feet away with a remote control outlet (search Amazon for examples). That enables me to wake up with Baby, turn on a light, pick him up, and feed him... all without getting out of bed. Amazing!
The see-through mesh sides are great, the wheels are a huge help. At 8 weeks my baby sleeps in this every night and is comfortable, still has room to grow. I feel she is safe.
Negatives - the end pockets are basically useless - I would prefer a hard plastic pocket on the ends similar to what you see on a pack-n-play. Also it is hard to see in the bottom storage area so again, not very useful for anything but sheets. It does come with one sheet that velcros in place. Purchasing additional sheets are EXPENSIVE for this item. Like others, I use pillowcases when I need to wash the original. It it had better storage I would have given 5 stars.