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where does your baby sleep in hotels?

lizzdizzlelizzdizzle member
in February 2013 Moms

Hi - I will have a 4 month old the first time we are traveling with her.  Where does she sleep in the hotel?  Do you guys ask the hotel for crib/pack and play?  Just let her sleep in the bed?  Have a travel co-sleeper?

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    asoetengaasoetenga member
    We're bringing the portable napper that came with our pnp when we stay at a hotel when he'll be 10 weeks. When he gets older we'll just bring the pnp.
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    kelly321kelly321 member
    We bring our PNP.

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    MeggiemugginsMeggiemuggins member
    We bought an awesome Baby Bjorn travel crib.  We use it at my parents' when we go for dinner and we'll use it when we travel.
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    RosebeanRosebean member
    DH and I stayed in a hotel that actually had cribs. They looked like they could just wheel them into your room for you! I think it was a country inn. 
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    WinterBensonWinterBenson member

    If we were going to a hotel, we'd bring our PnP. 

    On a related and funny note, my grandmother told me about when she was traveling with her 3 kids back in 1960ish, she said she pulled out the dresser drawer, set it on the floor, padded it, a

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    ericalee27ericalee27 member
    We've done lots of things. If we drive, we usually bring our own PnP. If flying, we request from the hotel and bring a sheet for it or just cosleep

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    MouseInLuxMouseInLux member

    It depends how you're traveling. If you're driving and you don't want to co-sleep I'd bring your own PNP, hotel ones can be a bit interesting to say the least. 

    We co-sleep at home and in hotels with young babies. When they get older we get

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    meganwvmeganwv member
    We have a Brica travel bassinet and took that. She slept on the floor and did great! (I think the ocean outside our room helped too!)
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