Arm's Reach Co-Sleeper Bassinet Mini Sheet, Natural

Comment: Arm's Reach really knows how to rob people. These sheets are ridiculously expensive - especially considering how low the thread count feels on them. I appreciate that they have velcro in all the right spots and are designed with the cosleeper specifically in mind. But considering that this is an item that you'll need more than one of due to the occasional night-time diaper leak or spit-up, it pains me to pay full price for them. The washing label requests that these sheets be air-dryed (possibly b/c of all the velcro?). I've accidentally put mine in the dryer a few times with out shrinkage. But, if you're the type of person who does everything by the book, the air drying can be inconvenient if you don't have another clean sheet on hand.

Comment: The velcro that attaches to the mattress does keep the sheets snug, but getting the sheet off requires some force and can pull too [...] the seams of the bed. I don't trust that no damage is going to occur.
I bought the expensive organic sheet from Arm's Reach for the mini co-sleeper, and I like it because the velcro does not attach. Maybe that's a flaw, but it is so much easier to get on and off (and avoid damaging the bed), and it's plenty snug. Plus, no pesticides used with it.

Comment: Upon receipt of the sheets, I read the description indicating the sheet is 65% polyester and 35% cotton. The description for the item provided by Arm's Reach and sold by Baby Bungalow state made of 100% cotton. Very disappointing. Between the cost and the shipping, this product is substandard.Arm's Reach Mini Co-Sleeper Fitted Sheet

Comment: I like this sheet- it fits perfectly but it is rough and not soft at all. I put a waterproof pad on top to make it more comfortable for my baby.

Comment: A little pricey, and a bit on the thin side, but these sheets fit perfectly. I tried to get away with using some off brand ones and had issues with them bunching.