Best Britax B-Ready Stroller Bassinet, Black
Product Description
The Britax bassinet provides a comfortable location for your child to sleep in your home or on the go with the B-Ready stroller.
Price : $112.00* Special discount only for limited time
Product Feature
- Suitable from birth/up to 20 pounds
- Works with all Britax click and go compatible strollers
- Soft fabric belt to secure your child
- Large multiple position canopy
- Removable bassinet cover
Product Detail
- Amazon Sales Rank: #4921 in Baby Product
- Color: Black
- Brand: Britax USA
- Model: S865700
- Released on: 2012-04-25
- Fabric type: 100% Polyester
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 25.00" h x33.00" w x18.00" l,8.00 pounds
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29 of 30 people found the following review helpful.
Let baby stretch out in style
By Shelby Highsmith
Adding this to our B-Agile stroller made it my dream travel system. I started getting new-parent paranoid about the ill effects of baby spending too much time hunched over strapped into his tiny space capsule seat, and what that might do to his spine, neck, and lungs. I'm an engineer, I've spent enough time harnessed into uncomfortable crash-worthy seats to know that's no way for my kid to pass his free time. Sure, this is a not-cheap accessory that li'l junior is likely to outgrow before football season even starts to get interesting, but what can I do? Not only does this turn our B-Agile stroller into a much roomier mode of transport for taking walks outside for fresh (and to satisfy the dog's needs), but it'll be a great place for baby to hang out during church or other, non-driving time away from home. That's what tipped me over the edge: the weekend I was contemplating whether I really need to buy one more darn baby thing, I saw another young couple come into church with their infant in the Britax B-Safe car seat, just like we bought, and that's where the kid stayed for the whole hour. I think our kid's going to spend enough time in a crash seat commuting to day care, so if this attachment buys me a dozen Sunday mornings of feeling like he (or she?) really has room to stretch out and wiggle, it was worth my money.
And yes, it really fits in the B-Agile, see my photo. The European version of the B-Agile is shown in a video on the British version of the website as having an easily removable seat. For the most part, the seat is just attached to the frame with snaps. You'll want to download the British manual for reference. And yes, it's a little snug on the stroller shade attachment, but it's not that bad, not a returnable offense like another review described.
If you're concerned about off-gassing foam pads and such, Naturepedic will actually make a custom-sized waterproof organic pad for this bassinet. Just email or call their customer service to set up an order. You can send them a paper trace of the pad or just send them the Britax foam pad itself (keep the sheet) -- and if you let them keep the foam pad, they'll waive the $25 shipping/processing fee.
UPDATE @ 1 month: Okay, so my desire to let the kid stretch out his neck and spine, that was kind of silly. He spends more time in the Baby K'tan sling than the bassinet, and in there he's all scrunched up like a cannonball and loves it. He's also much more likely to stay calm in his bouncer than in the bassinet, so really, I'm getting minimal use out of this. Maybe when the weather is nicer, we'll take walks. So far this has mostly been used like a Moses basket to tote him into the bathroom so my wife can take a shower while I'm at work. (Note: there is a Moses basket rocker stand that supposedly fits this, could be handy.)
UPDATE @ 5 months: Shortly after the 1-month update, the weather improved and my wife started putting li'l man in the bassinet to talk walks outside. Turns out our son LOVES outside. This was often the best way and/or the only way to quiet a hissyfit, and pretty soon he'd be conked out asleep from the fresh air and movement. (This didn't work with the car seat in the stroller, as the strapping-in/unstrapping process really ticked him off.) As a bonus, it got my wife outside, and the cabin fever you can get stuck inside with a crying baby is apparently pretty rough, so getting a walk that puts the baby to sleep is a winning combination. For those walks and those naps, this bassinet was worth every dollar. That being said, I folded up the bassinet last weekend and put it in storage to make room for other baby stuff; he's not at the 20 pound limit yet, but when he's out and about he prefers being upright and looking around. So this thing bought us, I dunno, 15-20 walks that resulted in peace, quiet, and maybe a power-nap during months 2 through 4. At six to eight bucks a pop...yeah, still worth it, if you want to splurge.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Looks/Fits Great! No complaints!
By Ryan McCaffrey
I purchased this bassinet with a little hesitation due to two potential problems I read in reviews: 1: Will it fit my B-Agile Stroller easily? 2: Will it have the chemical smell, and if so, will I be able to get the smell out?
I just received the bassinet, and I absolutely love it. Let me just say, IT ABSOLUTELY FITS THE B-AGILE STROLLER! All I did was recline the seat all the way, and the bassinet snapped right in. No need to remove the toddler seat as others suggested. I'm not sure if I'm lucky, or if Britax changed something about the Bassinet, but my Bassinet does not smell at all. I LOVE the way the bassinet turns the look of the stroller to appear more like a pram/buggy. Very cute!
Baby is not here yet, so I can't vouch for how he will like it. :)
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Made it work for B-Agile, wish I got it at the very begining.
By Okdodd
After 2 months of complains from my Mom that car seat can not work as walking stroller for the baby as the baby get all scrunched I have finally decided to invest into this bassinet. My only concern was would it fit B-Agile, but reviews with pictures were very helpful. so here I am happy to report that yes the bassinet works, it does require a bit of tweak. We took the stroller seat so we got bare frame which make it look absolutely nice and not bulky, but the bassinet was tilting down at the head side. I used elastic strap with the hooks on each side (you can get it in Menards or Home Depot) to put tension to the foot side of the bassinet and stroller frame. Works great. I'm getting the compliments all over the place. And I didn't have to pay extra for B-Ready stroller. Please see my pictures for the visual.
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