Arm’s Reach Cambria Co-Sleeper Bedside Bassinet Featuring Height-Adjustable Legs, Curved Wooden Ends, Breathable Mesh Sides with Pockets, and Large Lower Storage Basket, Espresso and White

As a first-time mom, I looked at A LOT of bassinets before deciding on the Arms Reach Cambria bassinet and I’m so happy with the purchase. Assembly was super easy (at 37 weeks pregnant I was able to put it together myself in less than 20 mins). I love how I can see baby from all angles because of the mesh siding, it has great under storage, and having it on wheels is sooo convenient for simply rolling it into different rooms of the house during the day so we didn’t have to purchase different sleepers for different rooms in the house. It’s also a really beautiful and elegant design. Highly recommend!

Was easy for my husband and I to assemble, took no time at all. It's very sturdy and rolls very nicely across our hard floor. The size is nice as it's roomier than the typical bassinet with more storage and features, yet still fits nicely at my bedside. And it looks nice too, which is part of why we opted for this bassinet instead of a metal framed one. The mattress pad feels very supportive but firm. We are excited to use it in a couple of short weeks!

We only just purchased this co-sleeper, so we will have to wait and see how our little one takes to it. So far, though, we are very happy with the purchase. The co-sleeper is sturdy, easy to assemble, and allows us to reach in to pat and soothe out baby with minimal effort. Take note: the co-sleeper is designed for mattresses that are flush with the bedframe, not ones that are recessed from the frame. Also, at least as set up with our bed, the sleeping surface in the co-sleeper is not even with our mattress; it's something like 4 inches lower (this isn't a big problem, but something that may not be evident from all pictures). We tried the Halo swivel bassinet previously, but we found the lowering mechanism in that product had too much resistance. With the co-sleeper, we can leave the side in the "locked down" position, which we expect will be a better fit for us as we reach in to comfort the baby.

We have been using this bassinet for almost two months now, and overall are very happy with this purchase.Pros:Easy assembly - I had no problem assembling this when I was 8 months pregnant, and it went together quickly and easily.Easy to move - It snaps on and off of the securement piece on the bed really easily, so for the first month of use we were able to roll the bassinet out to the living room everyday so we could see our son while he was napping. I also rolled it into the bathroom a few times when I was showering so I could keep an eye on him and hear if he cried.Easy to reach - I had a C section so being able to pick up our baby without having to climb in and out of bed every time was very helpful. It is also nice to be able to put a hand on him or give him his pacifier if needed without getting up.Easy to change the sheet - The sheet has Velcro to keep it secured to the bassinet frame, but it's quick and easy to pull it off and wash it.It looks nice - Aesthetics aren't everything, but this bassinet looks quite a bit nicer than others we looked at and it goes well with our bedroom set.Cons:Our sheets and blankets could pose suffocation risk - Our biggest concern or issue that we did not anticipate until the first night of use was having the sheets and blankets on my side of the bed hang over into the bassinet and cover our son's face. Normally the bedding hangs down the side of the bed at least a half a foot or so, but with the bassinet up against the bed the only place for it to go was into the bassinet. We have ended up making the bed unevenly on purpose so that the bedding only hangs to just the edge of the mattress on my side, and I always double check it before falling asleep. I do wake up more often with almost no covers on since there's so little on my side now, but I'd rather have the peace of mind that they couldn't accidentally slip down into the bassinet.Velcro on sheet sticks to everything in the wash - I usually just wash the sheet solo or with other sheets and towels since the Velcro has ruined a few muslin/soft fabric things so far.Only comes with one sheet - If your kiddo spits up even half as much as ours, this could be an issue. Trying to coordinate washing the one sheet between daytime naps is a little challenging.Overall we are happy we have this and will be using it again if we have another baby down the road.

PREFECT. There's nothing I would change about this product. The price is the only downside, but they are easily resold if they are in good condition. Sturdy enough for long term use, i.e., several kids. My favorite features are the storage pockets on both ends and bins below and the strap that attaches it to the bed.There were a couple of things I couldn't figure out before I purchased it. The strap attaching it to the bed has clips on each end of the bassinet that easily detaches it without having to remove the strap from under the mattress. The strap stays in place. The quilted material is some kind of plasticy stuff that wipes clean easily. The "fabric" and mesh part of this is not something you would remove and put in the washing machine. It's not designed to do that.And I would recommend getting at least 2 additional sheets to swap out. The one it comes with is white and has velcro patches on the back that attach it to the bassinet. The extra sheets I picked up on Amazon did not have the velcro, but they were way less expensive and work great!Again, I can't say enough good things about this product. It's truly very well designed. I wish I'd had it with my first child.

My daughter loved this and is keeping for future use!

Arrived smelling of toxic chemicals..We washed all of the fabric pieces several times and the smell finally came out, it definitely needed a week to off-gas. The mattress is a JOKE super not happy about this, it's like .25 inches thick cheap piece of foam, I will defintely be trying to find another mattress for this thing. Overall it feels like something cheap from Ikea, some of the white is already starting to chip off and you can see the particle board that it's made out of. Ugh not stoked at all on this!