Bedside sleeper bassinets can either be used as standard bassinets or to sleep with your baby. One side opens up and can be kept open if you’re keeping baby close. They have tethers you must use ...

Every parent wants their baby to sleep safely, but some popular products still being sold could put infants in danger.

Few things are more important to new parents than their baby’s sleep. For newborn to 6-month-old babies, the best place for that sleep is in a safety-certified bassinet, crib, or play yard in ...

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The recalled products, KidCo PeaPod Travel Beds and PeaPod Plus Travel Beds, are small, portable sleep tents marketed for use by infants from birth to 3-plus years, depending on the model.

INFANS Baby Bassinet Bedside Sleeper, 3 in 1 Folding Portable Crib with Mattress, Travel Bag, Wheels, Full Mesh, 5 Height Adjustable, Easy to Assemble Cradle Co Sleeper Stationary, Rock (Pink) INFANS ...

Bedside sleepers are often light enough to be easily portable. However, some are difficult to untether from your bed if you use them latched on.

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The sleeper is 27-inches high, 39-inches long and 27-inches wide. It folds flat for easy storage and travel. It's available in white or beech and sells for $238.99.