HALO BassiNest Flex Portable Bassinet - Heather Weave

Looking for a flexible safe sleep solution or a secondary travel bassinet? Say hello to HALO BassiNest Flex bedside bassinet! Portable and sturdy, it's ideal for when you're on-the-go, whether on vacation travel or visiting family. Because it's a lightweight bassinet, you can easily move it to other rooms around the house during daytime naps. But its biggest flex is the patented lowering bedside wall, which is super helpful for moms who are breastfeeding or recovering from a C-section. JMPA certified for top quality and safety, HALO BassiNest Flex features fully mesh walls for breathability and visibility. Easily move to bring baby close on any surface, including carpet. Includes mattress pad. Additional sheets sold separately for laundry days or when accidents occur. Details: Bedside sleeper bassinet brings baby close for safe sleep without bedsharing; Lowering bedside wall makes caring for baby from bed easy; Portable bassinet with easy assembly; ideal for travel; Lightweight for easy transport around the home; Folding bassinet design includes carry bag; can be stored in small spaces; Mesh breathable sides let you keep an eye on your little one; Age & Weight Limit BassiNest Flex is perfectly safe for newborns to sleep in. Designed for the youngest babies (up to 5 months old or 20 lbs.), this breathable side sleeper bassinet helps parents room share, instead of bedshare, aligning with the American Academy of Pediatrics' recommendation for the first 6 months. Remember to stop using BassiNest Flex when your baby shows signs of rolling or pushing up. Dimensions: Fully assembled, the dimensions are: Base: 39.5 in x 28.5 in; Legs: 35.5 in x 28.5 in; Overall height: 42 in; Bed: 29 in x 15.5 in; Safety Reminder: Discontinue use when your baby shows signs of rolling over or pushing up on hands and knees. Always place your baby on their back for sleep. Never use soft bedding such as loose blankets, bumpers, pillows, and positioners in the BassiNest. The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests the use of wearable blankets to keep your baby warm.