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September 2013 Moms
NavyMom77
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Rock N Play versus Arms Reach CoSleeper?
NavyMom77
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When I had DS 7 years ago I swore the one thing I'd spend extra on next time would be an Arms Reach CoSleeper to make those night time nursings just a bit easier than it was with our bassinet. Now I'm seeing posts about the Rock N Play sleeper as being a great alternative to a bassinett. Any thoughts or preferences on either?
Mom to DS - 9/24/2005 Ectopic Pregnancy - 5/7/2012 Miscarriage - 12/13/2012. Mom to DD - 9/13/2013
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Re: Rock N Play versus Arms Reach CoSleeper?
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A co-sleeper and a rock n' play are very different and would depend on your preference. I used a RnP for DD and LOVED it. We will use it again as co-sleeping makes me nervous (personal preference because DH and I are heavy sleepers).
The RnP is
I have read a ton of reviews and the head issue really freaked me out. Although its to common it does happen and not willing to risk it.
J+E ~ 08/25/2007 DD#1 ~ 05/11/2010 DD#2 ~ 09/25/2013 DD#3 ~ 06/09/2016 Baby #4 Due ~ 01/16/2023
I think I'm going to have a RnP for sitter's house and use arm's reach at my house. If reflux ends up being an issue it sounds like RnP is the best!
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We used a RnP for DS and he was sleeping in 4 hours stretches by 2 weeks old. We did start to have head issues, but my pedi suggested this product (coupled with more tummy time) and DS never needed a helmet. He started sitting up on his own a month or