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The LovliTod 3-in-1 Bassinet is the one product this entire brand is built around. At $169.99, with a 4.7 out of 5 rating across 283 ratings, it’s also one of the more reviewed bedside bassinets in its price range. I went through the spec sheet, the buyer feedback, and the fine print to see if it holds up.
What it’s made of
The frame is aluminum, which explains why the whole unit weighs 24.2 pounds despite standing 36.22 inches tall. The mattress is a memory foam and high-density foam blend, and the side walls combine quilted fabric with breathable mesh panels so you can see and hear your baby from bed.
It ships in Dark Grey, Dark Green, Khaki, and Light Grey. The listing is sold by third-party seller XindiHome and fulfilled by Amazon, which I cover in more detail in who actually makes this bassinet.
What buyers are actually saying
Reading through the verified purchase reviews, two features come up over and over: the tilt function and the rocking motion. One reviewer, Alyssa Grover, wrote that she could “lay him down and start rocking” and it helped her son fall asleep “instead of jolt awake.” Another buyer, Allie H, called it a “major blessing” after her newborn refused every other bassinet they tried, and specifically praised the incline for nighttime feeding.
A third reviewer, Rylee Schwartz, pointed out the height adjustment as a win for babies dealing with reflux, since you can prop the mattress up without buying a separate wedge. Buyer courtney mentioned fitting it to a tall bed frame and using the underneath storage for blankets and spare mattress covers within arm’s reach.
85% of all 283 ratings landed at 5 stars. About 7% landed at 1 to 3 stars, and Amazon didn’t display the text of those specific reviews when I pulled the listing, so I won’t speculate on what they say. Worth noting anyway before you order.
Sizing and weight limit
The maximum weight recommendation is 19.8 pounds. That puts it toward the lower end of the bedside bassinet category, so plan on moving to a crib or pack-and-play before your baby hits that mark, not after.
The bassinet itself measures 35.45″L x 21.12″W x 36.22″H, with 6 height settings on the frame to line up with different bed heights. It folds flat without tools when you need to store or travel with it.
How it compares
Against the HALO BassiNest Swivel Sleeper 3.0 ($249.99), this bassinet is $80 cheaper and adds an actual rocking function HALO doesn’t have. HALO counters with a 360-degree swivel, a higher 20-pound weight limit, and JPMA certification. I broke the full comparison down in LovliTod vs. HALO BassiNest.
Should you buy it
If you want a bedside sleeper with a real tilt function, a rocking mode, and a price under $200, this is a strong pick. Just go in knowing the weight limit tops out under 20 pounds and that support runs through Amazon rather than a dedicated brand site.
For the full picture, see my complete LovliTod brand review, my guide to buying the authentic listing, and how to keep the mattress and mesh clean.
Keep reading: my full LovliTod brand review, how to choose a bedside bassinet, and where to buy it authentically.