Use the hardware to stop the rocking motion before your baby's bed- and naptime if you're going to leave the room, and around pets and toddlers. Don't use a bassinet or cradle with wheels unlocked ...

What we like: Wheel your baby easily from room to room in this stylish bassinet that doubles as a cradle when you enable the rocking feature. The large storage basket will let you keep your baby ...

The frame can also be adjusted with two rocking legs on each ... and the fabric portion of the bassinet collapsing while an infant was asleep in the cradle. No injuries have been reported.

The MaxiCosi Iora and Starling, the Snoo, the BabyBjorn Baby Cradle ... These classic bassinets may have helpful features, ...

From deciding if you even need a bassinet to understanding ... little one back to sleep with gentle rocking motions. It’s not the hard sway of the cradles of the past. Instead, it’s more ...

Harvey Karp is a pediatrician and best-selling expert on infants and sleep, but you'd be excused if you mistook him for a Silicon Valley entrepreneur making a pitch. He's selling a sensor-laden ...

The Snoo’s rocking speed is automated ... But unlike bedside sleepers, cradles, and bassinets, which are subject to CPSC safety standards, in-bed sleepers have no such standards.

There is no Australian standard for bassinets or bedside sleepers, but some products claim compliance with the older standard for rocking cradles AS/NZS 4385:1996. Other standards to look out for that ...

These classic bassinets may have helpful features, like manual rocking, storage, or wheels, but don’t have the electronic bells and whistles found in the Smart and Soothing bassinets category.