infant travel bed

mcnava

Hey all,

We're going on a bit of a trip  in a few weeks and I'm looking into travel beds for LO.  I saw this  online, but I'm concerned about the walls. Do you think this is safe? 

https://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=21199466&cp=2255957.2273443.2255975.3225353&parentPage=family

frasey

hmm looks like a cool product! What is it about the walls that you don't like? That they're mostly solid instead of all mesh? I think that bc they're so low that it wouldnt be a problem. But if you're concerned then its probably not worth the worry for you, and Id skip it. 

Is it too much to bring a PnP if you already have one? I know  its bigger, but its not something else youd have to buy. 

mcnava

It's a business trip for my husband and some of the equipment from his company takes up most of the car.  

momo214

What about a RNP?

Ezilia

I have the Summer Infant By Your Side Sleeper Portable Bedding

https://www.amazon.com/Summer-Infant-Sleeper-Portable-Bedding/dp/B005ASKQ42/

and love it.

ksyknelvr73

I think that looks fine. We have always used a PNP. We purposely got a travel one so it folded up smaller, not sure if you have that or not. A RNP seems like it would work well also.

mcnava

We have an RNP, but the bars don't fold up small, so is really awkward to fit into the car.  We have a PNP, but its not super small.  

danabsd

I think it's a waste of money for the short time you'll be able to use it. I would look into travel cribs. Our Phil & Teds can fit in a suitcase is only 7 lbs and is the size of a regular size crib.

spinsoffresonance

savannah_girl said:

Are you staying in a hotel? Many of them have cribs or PNPs for you to use.

This. I have never stayed in a hotel that didn't have a crib or PnP for us to use. That includes lage chain hotels and small boutique hotels. I would call the hotel and ask.