Comment by rendaw
4 hours ago
I think the idea is that the baby would be in the bassinet, the parent would have the remote, not the other way around.
4 hours ago
I think the idea is that the baby would be in the bassinet, the parent would have the remote, not the other way around.
It's well within the realm of possibility that a parent, holding the remote, approaches the bassinet and sets the remote down in a location where it's reachable by the child. Perhaps even in the bassinet! And especially so if the wireless remote is the only way to operate the bassinet: are you going to walk across the room to turn it on?
Not to mention, new parents are often some of the most sleep deprived. The burden should be on the manufacturer to make these safe. And it's not even that hard: just use one of the clasps on the battery compartment that requires a coin or key to open rather than just your fingernails.