

Quoting Stace[SarcasticB]: I just purchased the close and secure sleeper from target. It actually lays on your bed, and im watching ... [snip!] ... of the one I got... They are about 39.99... but I got this for 10$ because target had an error in the registry scanner.
Quoting Detra: I like the one you have .Did you see the ones at walmart?
Quoting Detra: 10 dollars i wish
Quoting Stace[SarcasticB]: Nope, but I seen similiar ones at babys r us. I would rather have a co-sleeper than a bassinet. It just ... [snip!] ... than a bassinet. It just would put my mind at ease if I can just glance over instead of having to get up every 20 min lol.I have three other kids and in the middle of the night they all end up in my bed. I do not want my kids kicking him or laying on him ...
Quoting Detra: I like the one you have .Did you see the ones at walmart?
Quoting kmcenery: They are a waste of money they can only be used for so long. You would be better off to get a pack in ... [snip!] ... off to get a pack in play that they can use for a few years then get the co sleeper that they can maybe use for 6-12 mos.
Quoting Stace[SarcasticB]: I wouldn't suggest using a pack n play as a bassient though. The mattresses aren't as firm and they sag when you use them for long periods of time.A co-sleeper mattress is the same thing as a pack in plays mattress.
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