Recommendation for the safest sleep option? (My newborn will be sleeping in my room)

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This is what we have and it has worked well for us.

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I second this, way easier then having a basinet and crib in ur room, 3 in one is the way to go

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We really like this one! It’s nice and big! My little guy is4 months old and is still fitting in it and is able to move around safely in it. Genius hardly ever close to the sides. And it’s portable too!

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This is what we have used for the last two weeks and love it! It rocks just like the halo and snoo... but cost is much lower!

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Loved this with my little. Used it until she was a little before 4 mo old! Just keep in mind, nothings considered “safe sleep” unless it has the name bassinet or crib in the name. Cosleepers, etc. are not safe sleep! Pack n plays are also safe when used correctly!

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Get a cosleeper. This is the one we got but there’s plenty of options out there that may suit your needs better.

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Wasted a fortune on a convertible crib. Still haven't used it. Hubs ran out and bought a $100 bassinet at Walmart. Used it two weeks max. Maybe. Best sleep the child and I ever got was when I was so exhausted from lack of sleep between all the middle of the night feeds was the one time, temporary for "just 10 minutes" laid in the bed next to me. And here we are- fifteen months later, still breastfeeding and still sleeping. And we're both happier and well slept. 
Then there's all that Mom guilt out there. Whatever. We're sleeping, it feels amazing, and the exhaustion and depression floated away. From the beginning I wish I had known about Montessori beds. Then I found many cultures sleep together, a big one being the Japanese. Then I started to wonder where this custom of having babies sleep in cribs in separate rooms across the house came from, and when. It's definitely an American thing likely driven by commercialization. Animals bed share- Mama Wolf, Mama Gorilla, and even big badass Mama Grizzly. Their young aren't left to fend for themselves physically and emotionally. Ours are much more helpless.
Now I will say, the hubby isn't thrilled.  But... The baby is only little once. Eventually, they decide to be grown up and want their own room and space. Enjoy these moments while you can. Oh, and the hub? Found out from the mother in law that she didn't get him out of her bed until he was 10. Karma. 😂

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Our baby slept with us for the first few months in our bed with this. Then we moved him to his crib in our room till he got use to it and then finally into his room

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We have the halo bassinet but it only last us 6 months. We then bought a Babyletto Hudson convertible crib with a newton mattress that he’ll be using for awhile. The bassinet was good because we had a smaller place before we moved but it has such a short shelf life.

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This link is kind of a random one
All the research I’ve done is that baby should be on a flat, firm surface with nothing that could inhibit their airway. Bassinets are good, co-sleepers are good, cribs are good, and I’ve heard mixed reviews about Pack ‘N Plays. I’m opting for a mini crib because we have limited space and we’ll be moving cross country when baby is a little over a year old so I’ll get a bigger crib or whatever after our move, but as long as it’s a flat, firm surface, you should be good! Also ask your doctor if you’re not super sure, they can offer some reassurance😊

Recommendation for the safest sleep option? (My newborn will be sleeping in my room)

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