I've heard a lot of positive feedback about the Halo Bassinest, especially for its design in small spaces. Many parents appreciate the swivel feature, which allows easy access to the baby without getting out of bed, and the adjustable height is also a plus for getting it to the right level next to your bed. Its compact design is great if you're dealing with limited space.
Some features, like the built-in vibration and nightlight, can be handy, but not everyone finds them necessary, so it might depend on your preferences and routine. As for transitioning to a crib, one tip is to start by placing the bassinet in the baby's room for a few naps before fully moving to the crib. This can help your little one get used to the new environment gradually.
It's always a good idea to check the weight limit and guidelines for when to transition, as most bassinets, including the Halo, have specific recommendations for when a baby outgrows them.
Have you had a chance to physically check out the Bassinest in a store to see how it fits your space? That might give you a clearer picture of how it works for your needs.
