As a first-time mom, I went through HUNDREDS of reviews of different bedside bassinets. The Arm's Reach Cambria came up with all of the features I loved from different bassinet models. I love that this one has a strap that shores up the bassinet right to the side of the bed, yet can be easily detached and rolled into another room. It has ample storage underneath, and I just might buy the diaper bag that clips onto the side for additional storage. Has eliminated the need for me to buy a rolling cart for bedside in addition to the bassinet. Another big deal to me was the ability to bring the side down for easy access to baby or put it up based on our needs. I got the white/espresso color, and it matches the dark wood in our bedroom perfectly. My husband assembled it in literally less than 10 minutes, and that includes the time he took to get it out of the box in the first place. I'm 35 weeks, and we can't wait to welcome our little girl. I feel really secure and confident and ready to bring her home with this bassinet. So glad I found it before purchasing another, cheaper one I was looking at. This is DEFINITELY worth the price!! Just buy it.

One of the main things that sold me on this bassinet was that it was wood and just looked sturdy and classy (got the espresso). It was easy to assemble and does indeed look nice. One thing that I wish I had noticed, however, was the recommended bed height. The legs do adjust, but they do not go low enough for the recommended height for use as a co-sleeper with our bed; the top of the rail when it's down is supposed to be the same height or lower than the bed, and I don't consider our bed to be THAT low (there's some scary warning included about risk of injury to the baby if the side rail of the bassinet is higher than the bed, though honestly I worry more about it being level to or lower than the bed, as is the recommended use, and sheets getting into the bassinet and being a suffocation risk). Just wanted to mention the bed height point as I did not notice it in other reviews. Overall I still think it's a good product and will be well-used, but the scary warning caught me off guard.

The Cambria Co-sleeper looks great and functions well, no problems so far. The 2 grandmas put it together for us while we were at the hospital so it must not be too hard to assemble. It adjusted height to our bed well and the strap keeps it tight to the mattress, even with a very deep mattress and adjustable bed the strap stays in place. My only criticism is the height of the storage basket, it's right above the floor and when things are placed in it they'll be resting on the floor, so it's less accessible and will collect more dust and dog hair from being so low. There were multiple design solutions to this even with the adjustable legs, it could have been mounted underneath the bassinet frame instead of the legs, or mounted to the legs in such a way that didn't interfere with the adjustability.

As a first time mom, I was overwhelmed by the options for a bedside bassinet. The cambria model came highly recommended to us by a friend and I'm so glad we went with it. The mesh sides make it easy to see baby from bed without having to get up, and the wheels are convenient for moving it around the room as needed. There is ample storage space on the sides and bottom to store diaper essentials and extra sheets and clothes for those middle of the night changes. It feels very safe and secure overall for both nighttime and daytime naps. My only complaint was that our mattress arrived dented, however customer service was extremely responsive and shipped out a new replacement mattress to us quickly.

We are very pleased with this purchase! The bassinet attaches securely to the bed and adjusts to the correct height. It is nice to have baby so close to see and hear and reach over to comfort him, but also in his own space so he is safe from blankets or pillows or people or anything else that could accidentally get over his mouth and nose to suffocate him. The bassinet detaches easily from the bed and has wheels to push it to another room. The wheels lock to safely stay in place. One side of the bassinet moves down for co-sleeper bedside mode and up for when detached from the bed. The only downside was that we felt the underneath storage compartment was a bit soft and too close to the ground.

Great bassinet that blends quality and safety with a nice look. I chose this because Arm's Reach is recommended by the NY Times's Wirecutter website. The wheels make it easy to move and the mesh sides are a must. I'm happy with the bassinet quality however I needed express shipping, which I paid for. I called Arm's Reach to confirm Saturday delivery. I was told by someone on the phone that as long as UPS delivers on Saturdays where I live, it shouldn't be a problem (I receive UPS and FedEx deliveries on Saturdays and Sundays all the time). However after paying an exorbitant amount of money for express shipping, it didn't arrive until the following Monday, which was disappointing.

As a first-time mom, I did a TON of research on bassinets. The Cambria checked literally all of the boxes. It has mesh sides, storage underneath and up top, the espresso color matched our room perfectly. It was one of the very few bassinets that could adjust to our super-tall bed. It secures right up to the edge of the bed with the mattress straps leaving no gaps - but it's ALSO detachable AND on wheels, so I can unsnap it from the bed and roll it into another room during the day. It's perfect! My little girl is due in a few weeks and I couldn't be happier with this purchase. My husband put it together in like 5 minutes too, so assembly was a breeze.

Co-sleeping and minimizing the risk of SIDS are both top priorities for me, which is why after reading many reviews I chose the Arm's Reach! It allows me to have the best of both worlds—baby right with me, as safe as can be. The storage beneath is perfect for sleep sacks, swaddles, burp cloths and spare sheets. My mom splurged for us and got the Cambria over the standard Clear-Vue and I'm so appreciative as the wood finish is lovely and makes it look less like a piece of hospital equipment. Baby is coming in a few weeks but we're hoping to keep baby in the Cambria as long as possible (we haven't even purchased a standard crib yet).

I was looking for a safe way to co-sleep with my newborn, and this product has fulfilled expectations. It was easy to setup and easy to secure the bassinet to the side of the bed with the safety belt and anchor. I was also reassured that it was highly recommended by professor James McKenna who has devoted his career to studying safe co-sleeping. I purchased the Cambria, and I like its elegant look and underneath storage. I am also easily able to wheel the bassinet from my bedroom to the rest of my home so that I keep a close eye on my baby at all times. Overall, a great purchase well worth the money.

Still pregnant, so the kid hasn’t contributed her opinion yet (lol), but this bassinet is the perfect fit for our bedroom. We have a super high mattress, and this is one of the only options we could find that was tall enough to match the bed height. I love that it securely attaches to the bed for overnight, but detaches easily to roll away in the mornings. For some reason I expected it to be stuck in the attached position 24/7, but no! It just clips off. Good storage, easy enough to put together, looks classic / classy. Will update once our little girl shows up!

Our 16 week old is still using this. We really like it. While I recently decided to keep the drop side up and engaged while baby is sleeping (since she’s gotten bigger) we had the side down for quite some time and it was very convenient to be able to reach in and soothe her or give her her pacifier, etc. when she fussed. We’ve wheeled the bassinet around from room to room when needed and my husband said it was pretty simple to put together. Nice looking in the white color and baby has had no problems with the mattress.

I really appreciated how easy this was to assemble, how adjustable it is for our tall bed, and the fact that it's on wheels. We live in a one-story home and plan to wheel this around. It seems breathable and sturdy and I look forward to using it when our newborn joins us soon. The only slight disappointment is the bottom storage area. It is a bit flimsy, particularly the center separator, so I need to get some lightweight baskets or something to use it without stuff falling out when I move the bassinet.

As a first time mom, I received many bassinet recommendations, but the Arm's Reach were clearly most people's first choice. We selected the Cambria model after extensive research and it's exactly what we were looking for in a bassinet. We love the different set-up options, adjustable legs, storage space, and wheels to move it easily. We also got the canopy accessory to keep out our snuggly cat. It was also very simple to set up. We can't wait to use it when our baby is born in a few weeks.

So excited to use this bassinet for our first baby! I looked at a lot of bassinet options and this one hit all the marks... safe, nice materials (actual wood, not just metal and plastic like some are), a co-sleeper, on wheels for easy portability, a streamlined profile so it's not as bulky as some I looked at, and storage underneath. I was also delighted at how easy it was to assemble. I was able to do it by myself at 32 weeks pregnant while I had my morning coffee. Highly recommend! :)

We’ve been using the Cambria for our newborn for the past two weeks. We bought it for a mix of function, safety and looks and it delivers on all three counts. It’s so easy to move around the house, which is vital for us, and looks great in our bedroom. The side pockets and storage underneath are super useful and we like knowing our baby is sleeping safely and soundly on the firm mattress and with the mesh sides. So far no complaints- it’s just what we wanted for our kiddo.