Original Arm's Reach Co-Sleeper Crib & Comfort Set. How to assemble and attach to your bed.

Crib & Comfort Set - How to assemble and attach to the bed.
Original Arm's Reach Co-Sleeper Crib & Comfort Set. How to assemble and attach to your bed.

[@nkgt693]

Thanks for posting this. Only video we could find actually giving helpful instructions to put this thing together.

[@vyroneeka]

Your instructions were great. Don't think I could have figured it out without them.

[@christychubaty2075]

thank you for posting this! I bought mine used (no instructions) and had it basically put together, but needed the help with attaching it to the bed. I love youtube!

[@stephrodrguez]

Thank you for posting. i bought a used one on craigslist and it helped me put it together by myself. 😊

[@sml_patriot]

Not the highest quality video in the world but it helped me get this demon cosleeper put together so I'm thankful for that!

[@my2cents]

+Stephanie Lindstrom we just found no help for us on youtube so grabbed the camera to show others. As far as adding your own sheets vs the companies...

[@queenolu]

Ohh, I also read from a review on Amazon to buy the "American Baby Company 100% Organic Cotton Interlock Fitted Pack N Play Sheet, Natural". It works as a perfect bed sheet for the cosleeper as well and its soft cotton organic material.
All in all, your video was great and I really do appreciate it cause the instructions were confusing. Thanks again!!!!!
Congrats and cheers to happy babies.

[@crila]

Thank you good sir. My new baby will sleep well tonight.

[@babybreath09]

Thanks so much! This was extremely helpful to me and my husband!

[@lindsayfranke3296]

Thanks so much for posting this video - it was extremely helpful!!!

[@arxmechanica]

Thank you for making this video. it was very helpful.
I wanted to pass on some very important information however.
The American Academy of Pediatrics and SIDS prevention groups caution against using crib bumpers. (This includes the "breathable mesh crib liners" that are now on the market.)
It's true that many crib bedding sets are still sold with bumpers. And you may be tempted to use some kind of bumper or liner to keep your baby's limbs from slipping between the crib slats or your baby's head from banging against the sides.
But there's no evidence that these products prevent injuries. And reports show that they can lead to suffocation, strangulation, or entrapment. Some bumpers also reduce the flow of fresh air in your baby's crib, which is considered a contributing factor in SIDS.

[@my2cents]

+arxmechanica Our baby was not dropped on his head and had no issue sleeping with any sheet we used. Bumpers help also and I cant see any night he had an issue. those clips for the corners keep the sheets on 100%. hope everyone has a super new year.

[@joerapier]

Thanks for the video helped a lot.

[@ajultosparkle]

Thank you! I've got mine all set up and ready to go for when my little girl gets here!

[@dyalamadani6619]

Great tutorial! Except for the end --- According to Arms Reach, we should only use sheets and mattresses manufactured by them and that nothing else (like bumpers) should be used!

[@rjense9044]

Thanks for the video!

[@daniellandin4295]

thanks from Argentina!!!

[@nataliebishop8419]

Thanks for this!!

[@my2cents]

anytime

[@OhSoShilpa]

Thank you so much for posting this. I was wondering how the co-sleeper attached the to bed and the Arm's Reach website is really lacking good detailed info. 7:25 onwards was especially helpful.

[@queenolu]

Wow, you posted this just today exactly when I needed it. Thank you so very much. Your video really helped me put mine together. And I bought the cocoa color as well. I am so happy with it so far.
I read that the mattress is a little hard, so I bought the plush sheet from Arm's Reach that goes with the bed to make it softer. Hope that baby likes it too when baby arrives.