another rock n play question

clairebear8675309

I found this on amazon and was wondering if it would work instead of getting an Arms Reach Co Sleeper? I have spent so much money already on swings, bouncers, pack n plays ect (pack n play is too small for our room to use as a bassinet) im wondering if this would work instead? i need something smaller to keep by the bed for the first few months. Im a FTM so i am a little lost.

https://www.amazon.com/Fisher-Price-Deluxe-Rock-Portable-Bassinet/dp/B0092YYGGY/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1363459130&sr=8-5&keywords=rock+n+play

Has anyone heard anything about this? It only got a few reviews because i believe it is fairly new.

One last question: do people use the regular rock n play to keep baby in all night or is it just a napper? TIA!

Nechie122

I think it depends on the baby. Some like the regular RnP because it props them up and sort of "hugs" them. Others need the swinging motion and their parents agonize about whether to let them sleep in the swing all night. Others are perfectly fine in a cr

clairebear8675309

Nechie122:

ETA: Just reread your OP. Do you mean the PnP is too BIG for your room?

My bad! The Pack

Alexandra0223

Up until recently my son has slept in his rock n play every night 

ninambutler

My daughter will only bed share or sleep in the RnP. I love mind. I have it right next to the bed so I can watch her, rock her, fix her blankets, put her binkie back in, etc. I move it upstairs during the day for naps. It's lightweight and folds up almost

SewSewBlessed

I used the RnP with DS1 for 5 months exclusively. He napped and slept in it overnight. He continued to nap in it at his in home daycare until 6 or 7 months. I will have DS2 sleep in it as well. I have 2 RnPs, one upstairs and one downstairs. They're light