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Travelling and LO's sleeping arrangements..

lismoglismog
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DD has never had a problem sleeping in her pack n play when we travel, up until now.  She's still in her crib at home but I think the pack n play is getting a little small for her to sleep in; she moves around alot at night and bumps into the sides, which wakes her up.  I'm wondering what else I can have her sleep in/on when we travel.  Any suggestions?
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Re: Travelling and LO's sleeping arrangements..

  • CiconradCiconrad member
    Are you staying at hotels?  Most hotels have no problems setting up a crib in your room.
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  • lismoglismog

    Usually time shares.  Also, my IL's have a house upstate NY which we go to occasionally for weekends.  They do have an extra bed in the other room, but again, she's never slept in a bed yet.

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  • LisichkaLisichka

    imageCiconrad:
    Are you staying at hotels?  Most hotels have no problems setting up a crib in your room.

    I was going to suggest this too. We only used  a pnp at a hotel once, when DD was 7 months old. After that we've stayed in hotels twice and asked for a crib. They give you a portable crib, it's a little smaller than a regular crib, but DD has slept very well in it.

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  • C.squaredC.squared member

    A friend of mine has an AeroBed for kids (for her 3yo) and swears by it.  I've thought about trying it for DD, but I'm a little nervous about an air mattress for some reason. It is pretty firm when it's inflated and has a fitted sheet that comes with it and fits tightly.  For now, though, I usually get a room with 2 double beds and DD and I sleep in one, DH in the other. 

    https://www.amazon.com/Aero-40010-AeroBed-for-Kids/dp/B00006IV33/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1274232115&sr=8-1

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  • lismoglismog
    Are the portable cirbs bigger than a pack n play? (I have a Chicco pnp).  But I still need something for when we go to my IL's house
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  • kimber1211kimber1211
    We bought a PeaPod Plus for this very reason.  Haven't had a chance to use it yet but I'm really looking forward to it.
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  • Tracey0329Tracey0329
    imageC.squared:

    A friend of mine has an AeroBed for kids (for her 3yo) and swears by it.  I've thought about trying it for DD, but I'm a little nervous about an air mattress for some reason. It is pretty firm when it's inflated and has a fitted sheet that comes with it and fits tightly.  For now, though, I usually get a room with 2 double beds and DD and I sleep in one, DH in the other. 

    https://www.amazon.com/Aero-40010-AeroBed-for-Kids/dp/B00006IV33/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1274232115&sr=8-1

    We got the Aerobed for her and she loves it!  It is sunken in so she can't fall out and I will just sleep next to her on the couch when we go visit my sister in San Fran next month.

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