Bassinet / Co-Sleeper
In the early weeks, feedings may be as frequent as every two hours around the clock. With a bassinet or co-sleeper, your baby is within reach during the night. A bassinet is a separate little bed, whereas a co-sleeper creates an extension to your bed for the baby. A co-sleeper is a good choice for nursing moms -- no need to get up or to rouse the baby out of bed. However, having the baby right next to you may make it difficult to rest, and a co-sleeper is not as attractive as a wicker bassinet, which makes a great family heirloom. Bassinets and co-sleepers are quickly outgrown, so consider borrowing if possible.
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$450
This traditional, sturdy wicker bassinet comes with quality bedding. The base rolls on casters, and the bassinet lifts out to be used in any room. Nice classic option.
$450
A beautiful traditional wicker bassinet with custom bedding included. The rocking base (nice touch) includes built-in storage, and the bassinet lifts out for use in any room. Definite family heirloom potential.
$200
More functional than cute, a co-sleeper is a practical choice for nursing moms. If you're nursing twins, you are our hero - and this full-size Original Co-Sleeper is the way to go. For use with extra deep and pillow-top mattress, the leg extension kit is necessary. The Original doubles as a playard.
$150
More compact than the Original, the Mini Co-Sleeper is perfect for one baby and a practical choice for nursing moms. The Mini also converts from a co-sleeper to a free-standing bassinet. For use with extra deep and pillow-top mattress, the leg extension kit is necessary.