Maxi-Cosi® Iora Bedside Bassinet in Graphite

Baby bassinet is perfect in size and easy to assemble . Highly quality , stable , and very safe for baby to sleep .

This bassinet is large enough for your growing baby but folds down very conveniently into a bag for traveling! We have done 10 trips with our 5 month old and this bassinet has been tried and tested over and over again without fail!

I love this bassinet for how lightweight, convenient, and safe it is. The mesh is great for breathability and I love that it folds flat to store or transport. The storage basket underneath is great for diapers, breastfeeding pillows, and extra blankets.

Very sturdy and sleekly designed. I love it but baby doesn’t sleep in it for long unfortunately.

I had a c-section delivery and the high bar all the way around the bassinet, that is unmovable, made it difficult for me to bend and pick up my baby during the first month. Even on the highest setting it was painful, and I'm not a tall person. Once I've healed it has gotten much easier but I still need the bassinet on the lowest setting to put my baby down comfortably. Besides this, it is pretty easy assembly and easy to travel with. The sheets we bought off Amazon.

I provide child care for my grandchildren this is my go to!

I've used this for a full 5 months now and am getting ready to retire this bassinet and switch to a full size crib, so I've gotten my full bassinet experience. I wanted to like this-- I love the style and color which is what lead me to purchase, but there are a lot of cons and not many pros. - Once assembled, there's a fair amount of shake to the bassinet, it's not as sturdy as I expected. My baby could make it jiggle at only a month or two old. - It's only a few pieces but was a little hard to assemble, and the pieces are SO snug that it's quite an effort to get them together. Maybe this would be better if it was disassembled/assembled a few times, but after having such a beast of a time initially I was hesitant to take it down. - The top "wood" rail is painted metal- after rubbing against the bassinet to get my baby in/out the wood grain finish has totally worn off where it's touched frequently, so the illusion of wood is sorely missing at this point. - I had a horrible spill incident where a full cup of milk dumped all over this thing and I discovered that not much of this can be disassembled to wash, which is awful for a mostly fabric bassinet. There are (I'm assuming) MDF (fiber board) pieces that make up the base that the mattress lays on, as well as the bottom basket area. The fabric that covers these areas is sewn in place and not removable that I can tell, and spot cleaning can only go so far if something is totally soaked. The fabric is also attached to the metal ring around the top and I don't believe can be removed. - I feel this is a little overpriced for the quality, if I had to do it over I'd spend a similar amount (or less even!) and get a full fledged mini crib that could be used longer. I really think you're paying for looks here. - I do have a few pros= it's a stylish bassinet (while the finish lasts), I like the breathable mesh, and I appreciate the height adjustment, especially after a c-section and not being able to bend very far.

the bed is slightly tilt to one side, we have to put a towel in one side so the baby won't always slide to one side.