Arm's Reach Original Co-Sleeper

Co-Sleeper, Metal Construction, Convertible, Mattress Included

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Arm's Reach Original Co-Sleeper InteractiveReviews.com rating (4.09/5)

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Wonderful, made nursing at night easy!

by mandamaern, Nov 20, 2009

Pros: convenient for night time nursing, sturdy, secure

Cons: cumbersome to move around, doesn't fit through doorway

The Bottom Line: I loved this bed. It made nursing an infant at night much easier and convenient.

Review: I received this as a gift from my father. I cannot attest for value vs price but I can say this: I L ...

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Baby Product I would recommend the most if baby sleeps in your room!

by jessie29, Apr 23, 2008

Pros: convenient for breastfeeding mother, great alternative to baby sleeping in bed, very secure

Cons: fabric can pill, cosleeper only useful attached on bed for about 5 months

The Bottom Line: Despite the negatives, I would recommend this product as a safe cosleeping alternative, it is wonderful to have your baby still at eye level, but not in your bed.

Review: I bought this when my daughter was about 4 months old because she was sleeping in our bed with us be ...

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Didn't Work For Me

by tonyzwife, Mar 17, 2008

Pros: Sturdy, keeps baby next to you for nursing and bonding, attractive design

Cons: Heavy, expensive, difficult to assemble and disassemble

The Bottom Line: It didn't work for us, but might work out for you. A pack-n-play might be a better option.

Review: When I was expecting my twins, I decided that I wanted to try having them sleep in our room with us ...

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The perfect bed

by mom-of-6, Jul 24, 2007

Pros: Convenient; both me and baby slept better; safe

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this product to anyone! 5 children have used mine!!

Review: I loved this, it was worth every penny. All three of my kids used this co-sleeper, as did two of my ...

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Very Durable

by valfl82, Jun 6, 2007

Pros: Durability, versatility, safety.....

Cons: not very travel friendly

Review: I used this co-sleeper until my son was 2 months old and until the present as a play yard. I have no ...

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Plastic is yucky & pain to break down

by hereinny, Apr 13, 2007

Pros: Nice looking. Good Size.

Cons: Gross plastic/nylon. Hard to break down.

The Bottom Line: if you prefer something more wholesome, don't buy. Can't believe I they sell the organic mattress to go with that synthetic thing

Review: I was so relieved after all of my research to decide up on the original co-sleeper by Arms Reach (an ...

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Want piece of mind?

by bols543, Mar 14, 2007

Pros: Piece of mind.

Cons: Sheets do shrink if dried.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this because you are able to tend to baby's needs immediately.

Review: This was the best investment I made with all of my children. I would happily do it all over again. I ...

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Arm's Reach = the perfect distance

by shumai, Mar 9, 2007

Pros: Great for nighttime feedings and changings; keeps baby nearby for exhausted parents

Cons: Difficult to unlock; mattress can seem noisy if baby bangs on it

The Bottom Line: Some minor kinks and a bit pricey, but a good product overall; especially helpful for those extremely tiring first few months -- the convenience saves you some much-needed energy!

Review: Before our baby was born we had already decided that we'd want her sleeping in our room, but we were ...

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Arms Reach co sleeper....JUNK!

by lukee, Jan 24, 2007

Pros: Let's see....NONE!

Cons: EVERYTHING ABOUT IT!

Review: I will keep this short...This thing is terrible. Trust me...do not order this, EVER! It is an overpr ...

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Best of both worlds

by mom2emma, Jan 16, 2007

Pros: keeps baby close but seperate, can take it on vacation

Cons: may not be able to nurse while baby is laying in it

The Bottom Line: I like this as the perfect best of cosleeping but seperate sleeping

Review: Never thought there was a need for the "other" world. Keeping baby seperate that is. Cosleeping was ...

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