[jennifercp8]

I purchased the Arm's Reach Mini the other day, but we need the extension kit. Is it worth it to buy the kit, and where is the best place?

Here is a review from Amazon

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I agree that these extenders are an inferior product and an obvious attempt by the manufacturer to gouge additional money from consumers. We found a much better product at Bed Bath & Beyond. They are intended as bed height extenders, but work perfectly with the co-sleeper. In fact, they are muc more stable than the cosleeper and they are only $12.99. Definitely shop around!

Anyone else do something like this?

 

[ryansma]

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Originally Posted by jennifercp8 I purchased the Arm's Reach Mini the other day, but we need the extension kit. Is it worth it to buy the kit, and where is the best place? Here is a review from Amazon Anyone else do something like this?

Crap! I guess we're chumps since we bought the Arms' reach extenders. They work well for us though, haven't had a problem.

 

[jennifercp8]

It doesn't make it wobbly or anything? Where did you buy them from?

 

[dollyanna]

I used them. Mine wasn't wobbly. There is definitely a point where a cosleeper becomes less safe because the baby is able to roll over & crawl out of it, but I don't think the extender legs have anything to do with that.

Oh, & I got mine on ebay.

 

[ryansma]

We got ours through the Arms Reach site. They don't make it wobbly at all.

 

[kilamonster]

It made mine wobbly..now I'm starting to think I didn't put it together right.

 

[Amber Lion]

We used the ones that came with our co-sleeper (the sleigh bed one)... they don't all come with them? Weird. Anyway, they didn't make it wobbly at all.