Mini Convertible Co-Sleeper

For weeks, the Mini Convertible Co-Sleeper has been out of stock. Now, Bellacroft features the:

Natural

Toffee

Black/Toffee

Available for immediate shipment! These portable CO-SLEEPERS convert into playyards which are perfect for parents on the GO!

• Portable playard, Co-Sleeper®, and free standing Bassinet.
• Holds 30 pounds in the bassinet or Co-Sleeping positions and 50 pounds in the play yard position.
• Wheels on one end makes moving around the house and through doorways much easier.
• Very easy to assemble, decorator liner – No bumper pad needed.
• Ventilated floor to avoid heat build-up.
• 2 side pockets
• Comes with fitted sheet and carry bag.
• Leg Extensions and additional fitted sheets are available separately.

Arm’s Reach Mini Convertible Co-Sleepers

Shadow Stripe

The Arm’s Reach Beautiful Dreamer Cocoon Sleeper is the latest craze as it promotes sleep for both newborn and parents! This hammock-like sleeper mimics the sensation of the womb so newborns-especially preemies-feel more secure. Available in 3 different colors, Shadow Stripe features a soft, neutral color for any gender. The Cocoon sleeper is also known to comfort stomach aches, gas pains and acid reflux. Highly recommended for babies with Colic.

• Adjustable Back
• May be moved easily around the house; metal frame disassembles easily for travel
• Linens are made of cotton, polyester, and hemp organic cotton. Hand wash cool and air dry.
• 10-minute assembly
• 2 spring design allows for front to back and up & down motion, never side to side.

Beautiful Dreamer Cocoon Sleeper

Arm's Reach Co-Sleepers

Whether opt for bottle feeding or breast feeling, Arm’s Reach’s Signature Co-Sleepers promote parental bonding as well as better sleeping habits for parents and babies.   It is also recommended by leading pediatricians and sleep research experts Dr. James J. McKenna Ph. D and Dr. William Sears. Reach over and draw your baby close for feeding, or just plain cuddling.

The Arm’s Reach Co-Sleeper collection of products come in a wide selection of colors, fabrics and styles to harmonize with the décor of the parent’s bedroom and in order to provide baby with a complete sleep-system. Arm’s Reach has created:

• Beautiful Dreamer Cocoon Sleeper
• Clear-Vue Sleeper
• Sleigh Bed Bassinet
• Mini-Convertible
• And more!

Arm’s Reach Co-Sleepers

The sheets and bumper are 240 thread count organic cotton sateen in ivory. The bumper trim is certified organic colorgrown cotton, in gingham check. Certified organic bedding is made from cotton that has been independently certified to be free of pesticides and other harmful chemicals.

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Arm's Reach Cocoon Sleeper

For new mom, Kourtney Kardashian, business and pleasure are extremely hectic with the addition of her new little son. This is why Bellacroft recommends Arm’s Reach Cocoon Sleeper! Portable and comfortable, this hammock-like sleeper gives the swaying motion which helps newborns and infants sleep better. The gentle motion not only soothes but improves digestion, so it’s ideal for fussy babies. And because the back is adjustable, it’s a great solution for little ones with colic or reflux.

Beautiful Dreamer Cocoon Sleeper

• Beautiful Dreamer Cocoon Sleeper
• Original Co-Sleeper
• Mini Co-Sleeper
• Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper
• And more!

Arm’s Reach

Arm's Reach Co-Sleepers

The benefits are apparent for Co-Sleeping and breast feeding – but combined, each factor combined is beneficial for both baby and mother. It is a fact that when a baby is near a  nursing mother, a simple sound from the baby can cause the mother’s milk to flow. Co-sleeping lets nursing moms nurse their infants “upon demand” and according to many physicians this is better for baby and also stimulates the lactation process that results in a strong and normal milk production from the mother. 6. What is bonding and how does co-sleeping enhance the human bonding process? Bonding is a natural process that occurs between newborn babies and their parents. The bonding process is naturally strongest between mother and baby in the earliest part of the baby’s life for the simple reason that it is the mother who is most often near the baby providing warmth, food and security. It is natural to assume that bonding is enhanced between parent and child when there is increased time spent in close proximity to one another as in co-sleeping.

Arm’s Reach Co-Sleepers

Puppy Luv for Co-Sleeper

The Puppy-Luv for Co-Sleeper is easy to attach to any Arm’s Reach Co-Sleeper Bassinet and features a soothing combination of light, music, and motion. This accessory is perfect for any baby shower or birth celebration! Perfect for a girl or boy, the littlel bundle of joy will sleep better through the night! Arm’s Reach features:

• Beautiful Dreamer Cocoons
• Clear-Vue Co-Sleeper
• Original Co-Sleeper
• Mini Co-Sleeper

Puppy-Luv

Helping Your Baby to Sleep Better
by Elizabeth Pantley, Times-Tribune
August 30, 2005

It’s a biological reality and a tiring facet of new parenthood: babies wake up frequently during the night. Luckily, there are a number of ways that you can help your baby sleep better.

Sleeping Noises

Babies make many noises during the night, and not all of these noises mean they need attention. Some of these are sleeping noises, and though your baby may be grunting or whimpering, he isn’t even fully awake. Often he is transitioning between sleep cycles, and if let alone will return to sleep on his own. If your little one is down the hallway and you’re listening in on the monitor, you may find yourself making many trips to the crib only to find that he’s still asleep, or even worse, you may unknowingly be waking him when you enter his room to check on him.

Consider nestling your baby beside you in a co-sleeping bassinet like the Arm’s Reach patented attachment. You can stay in your own bed while you listen to his noises. When you wake up and hear your baby’s sounds, don’t immediately respond — just wait and listen. He may not need your help to return to quiet sleep. Therefore, when he doesn’t fully awaken, neither do you!

If your baby really is waking up, he may just need your touch and reassurance to go back to sleep — simply reach over, pat him, rub him or gently jiggle him and murmur quiet shushing noises. This may be all he needs to return to sleep.

When a pat and a “shh” isn’t enough, your baby likely needs to be fed. It’s important to allow him to remain in a sleepy state and fall back to sleep quickly. Simply pull him close to you for feeding. Avoid unnecessary diaper changes, don’t turn on any lights and don’t play with him — the goal is to help him fall back to sleep quickly so that he will develop longer night sleep spans.

With a little practice you’ll learn how to tell the difference between your baby’s awake noises and sleepy noises. Handling this appropriately will encourage your baby to sleep through the night much sooner.

The Secret to Your Breastfed Baby’s All-Night Sleep

Many babies develop a very strong association between breast-feeding and sleep. Often babies head toward their first birthday and are still waking Mommy up multiple times in the night to nurse.

If your baby is waking every hour or two to breast feed, you can try to solve this by moving him over to his Arm’s Reach Co-Sleeper Bassinet after he is done actively nursing, but before he is totally asleep — when his rate of sucking changes to an intermittent fluttery pace (which is more for pacifying than nourishment). Once you move him he can fall asleep independently. You can reach over and pat or rub him as he falls asleep if necessary.

A Co-Sleeping Family’s Best Friend

Families who choose the family bed as their infant’s primary sleeping place will find that the Arm’s Reach solves several of the typical problems that arise from exclusive co-sleeping; naptime and making the change to independent sleep when the time is right.

The first benefit of the Arm’s Reach unit is how it can help your baby to have naptime independence. An endless number of co-sleeping mothers must sleep with their babies for nearly every naptime, since their little one cannot sleep alone. This can be frustrating for a mother who doesn’t want to take a daily nap, has other children to tend to, work to complete or who just needs a little time for herself. A baby will welcome the familiar place for naptime. (Just remember to stay nearby or use a baby monitor to keep an ear on your baby.)

Arm’s Reach Co-Sleepers