Current moms of littles... RNP or cosleeper?

bridein08

Hey Ladies! 

My youngest is a little older, but we had the Arm's Reach Cosleeper for him. It was okay, but I've heard AMAZING things about the RNP and I am thinking of selling the cosleeper now (to free up closet space) and use the RNP for the next little one when we have one.

If you have experience with one (or both!) what do you think? I love that I can bring the RNP with us to grandparent's houses. My son also only fit into the cosleeper for the first 3 months, so I don't think there will be a great difference in how long I can use each device.

Should I sell? 

lyndsihutson

No experience with a cosleeper but we would be LOST without rnp!

persephonerose

I really loved the cosleeper. Especially in the beginning when he was breast feeding every 1.5-2 hours. Since it was level with our bed it was really easy to slide him out, feed him and put him back in. 

We borrowed a RNP for a little while

lyndsihutson

persephonerose:

I really loved the cosleeper. Especially in the beginning when he was breast feeding every 1.52 hours. Since it was

ilenegrace

RNP is a lifesaver.

kross605

lyndsihutson:

No experience with a cosleeper but we would be LOST without rnp!

Agreed. Im the rare mo

Zannemar

We had both - but swear by the RNP.  We bedshare, in general.  However, we would start LO out in the RNP and he would sleep there like a charm until his first feeding.  I love that it is mobile and I can move it from room to rooom.&

candaceleigh21

Mother freaking LOVE our RnP. I could easily move him all around the house and its collapses easily to go into the car.

itsmevkb

There was no such thing as the RNP when I had my first two and we used the Arm's Reach Mini-Cosleeper and loved it.  With our third, I bought a RNP and loved it even more!  It's smaller, lets them sleep on a bit of an incline and it's so much

Starfish+77

DD is 4 months and all sleep is in RnP.  I start to get teary eyed thinking about when she outgrows it and having to transition to her crib.  She sleeps great at night (naps not so much) so I want that to continue! She seems to be getting a litt

pamiva1

We have both. I love the co- sleeper for a majority of DDs sleeping...I tend to keep kids in my room until at least 6 months. However, the RNP is great for fussy nights and just hanging out in when I need to get stuff done. I've always been nervous to hav

happilyeverafterxo

We LOVE our RNP. I don't know what we would do without it!