sorry just saw the question about the pram attachment too. Well I have read that you are supposed to have good airflow around the baby to reduce risk of sids and so a pram is not the best for overnight sleeping because it has solid sides and so reduced airflow... but I suppose it depends how "to the letter" you follow the guidelines. Moses baskets have solid sides too don't they. Personally with my first baby I wanted a nice bassinet and also followed every single recommendation to the letter, so I bought one! I feel with SIDS it's worth following every guideline as much as you can to reduce the risk, but I know of friends who aren't so particular. It was $120 and now a friend is borrowing it, and we'll use it again for 2nd baby I hope, so I felt not too bad. Do you have any friends with one tucked away in the garage that you can borrow?