Cosleeping bassinets?

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Considering buying something similar to this. Has anyone used this? What are your reviews on it? My Husband is worried about it moving too much as we move.

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Sorry but personally I am against babies sleeping in the bed in any way, shape, or form. Super dangerous. There are bassinets &* co-sleepers that pull up to the side of the bed. There's really no need for your child to be in bed with you!

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I feel like if you're a deep sleeper that moves around a lot (like my husband, I swear he's an alligator) you should probably go against it. If you really want the baby that close, there are bassinets that come super close to the bed that are even attachable (but aren't actually on it). Just a thought.

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As you can see I use one now and I LOVE it. Baby is completely safe and I feel comforts knowing he is so close

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Im going to get a halo bassinest. It is a bassinet on a tripode like thing so it goes over the bed, but not in the middle of the bed, where my hubby might roll over. It also has mesh on the sides and i might be able to touch baby through the night. :)

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I wouldn't, but I already don't get any sleep because I get maybe 2 feet on the edge of our king sized bed and it's not comfortable...

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I wanted this same one too!

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I loved mine.  It was great because my husband was terrified he would role on her while napping so he would use it then.  I always slept on my back with her head on my arm.  If she moved I always woke up.  If I was dead tired then I would put her in the bassinet on top of our covers.  Make sure nothing is around the bassinet on the bed.  I just would swaddle her and put her in there.

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I got the Halo this time around. With this style pictured, I always woke up to my husbands arm in or on the cosleeper, and I was worried something would happen. I ended up moving it to the edge of the bed, kept secure with a toddler bed rail.

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We got one of the ARCs, pulls up to the side of the bed and attaches- super excited to try that out! I would be worried about a blanket draping in it or flipping it, we both move a bit as we sleep.

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I couldn't sleep with a bassinet in the bed lol!! I will bed-share just like I did with my first two and nothing ever happened. I'm not a deep sleeper though, so that helps.

Cosleeping bassinets?

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