RNP bassinet or incline style?

[mlbrooks]

I was registering this weekend at BRU and noticed that they had a bassinet style RNP on display versus the inclined RNP sleepers I see online. Question is I know RNP gets rave reviews but which is it... the bassinet style or the incline style? 

www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=19707126&cagpspn=plab_15308913&camp=PLAPPCG-_-PID15308913:BRUS&eESource=CAPLA_DF:19707126:TRUS

VS.


www.target.com/p/fisher-price-deluxe-newborn-rock-n-play-sleeper-my-little-snugapuppy/-/A-14583535?ref=tgt_adv_XSG10001&AFID=google_pla_df&LNM=14583535&CPNG=Baby&kpid=14583535&LID=9pgs&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=14583535&kpid=14583535&gclid=CLyl-NXrosMCFYYvgQodKwYALA

We will have a PNP with bassinet that I plan on using for the baby to sleep in for the first few months and we will also have the Graco Glider Elite Swing that has the detachable carrier... so just want to make sure I am getting versatile items.

[shmee]

We have the incline style, I don't have any experience with the bassinet style.

[cbrandt1]

I don't have other children, but we are using the the Halo Bassinet. Baby H will like it, or else.... He he

[scattered]

The incline style will be good for a baby with any type of digestion issues or reflux as well as congestion. I've never had one though, we've just used the PNP bassinet for about five months each.

Ooh also check weight limits on these things! One might last longer?

[lauranicole91]

The incline is was makes the RnP magical. So I definitely say RnP. Dd wouldn't sleep anywhere but our arms, the car seat, and the RnP for the first 5 months.

[mlbrooks]

Jan 20, 2015 10:26:02 GMT -5 lauranicole91 said:

The incline is was makes the RnP magical. So I definitely say RnP. Dd wouldn't sleep anywhere but our arms, the car seat, and the RnP for the first 5 months.

That's what I was thinking that the incline RNP is the one that babies seem to LOVE. I've registered for that one but I just wanted to make sure I was covering all my bases in case this baby won't sleep and I need a saving grace

[chemmom1]

I'm going with an incline RNP for this baby (#2) to help with potential reflux. I think some people have trouble transitioning to a flat crib after RNP incline, so that's why they might choose a flat bassinet style. I'm not worried about transitioning until it's time.

[JustinBobby]

I registered for the Fisher price RNP and a PNP. I'm thinking we will use both just in case LO has issues sleeping on a flat surface. Plus it will be nice to have the option if she is a bad sleeper.

[JustinBobby]

Jan 20, 2015 11:29:28 GMT -5 chemmom1 said:

I'm going with an incline RNP for this baby (#2) to help with potential reflux. I think some people have trouble transitioning to a flat crib after RNP incline, so that's why they might choose a flat bassinet style. I'm not worried about transitioning until it's time.

I've heard this too! Plus the weight limit on the RNP is 25lbs.