Is it worth getting a Pack n' Play with napper/changer?

Re: Is it worth getting a Pack n' Play with napper/changer?

• autumnsharp member

  March 2011

  i used my playard  in my room until the baby was 3 months but you said you have a bassinet . I Took mine to our inlaws when we go visit and when ds is older and we are outside i will stick him in it to play .

   anyways he he has only used the bassinet feature for the first 3 months then its been shoved under my bed , save the extra money adn get one without!
  

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• meaganbrand

  March 2011

  we will for sure being a pack and play, but that is because we like to go camping and on trips and things. not sure how much we will actually use it at home.

  Meagan and Travis
  
  BFP 2/27/11 Missed M/C 4/2/11
  BFP 6/8/11 Delilah Rae born February 17, 2012
  

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• Sept1799 member

  March 2011

  I have one. I like it. I used it alot. I now use it when we go away (just the pack and play part not the napper / changer. I love it

  

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• TreblEM

  March 2011

  We use the pack n play downstairs as a changing table etc....I was also unsure about the napper---I didn't even want to bother setting it up. BUT---LO loves it. He'll sleep there for 2 hours easily---I think the snuggly feeling is like being held. To nap in his crib or bassinet he has to be swaddled---but in the napper, he can just be laid down.
  

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• snansley

  March 2011

  Used a PNP with a changer on the main floor.  Great for a changing station.  DS napped in his swing.

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• Heather&Ben member

  March 2011

  Honestly think it's how you plan to use it that determines this...for example, we rent a 2 story condo so I plan to use it downstairs for naps & changing & think it'll be nice when the baby is little.   We also plan to use it for travel but not sure I'd bother bringing those 2 pieces w/ us!
  

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• FacciaBella83

  March 2011

  A lot of people get the PNP for convenience purposes for the downstairs.  If you don't have an upstairs, I don't think you need it.....at least until they start moving around on their own.  Most PNP's come with some sort of changer, but from what I hear, the newborn napper is a waste due to how fast they grow out of them.

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• Lux_Diva

  March 2011

  I was in your same situation but live in a 1 story house so we did not bother.  We have the larger size play yard that we use more of as a play pen so DS can have safe independent play when we need to do something.  We've actually got more use out of it using it for this purpose.  We don't do road trips so we didn't need a portacrib really but we wanted a play yard to keep him when I need to take a shower now that he has outgrown his bouncy chair and jumperoo.  Good Luck.
  

  

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• TecheB member

  March 2011

  I live in a 3 story house so YES!
  

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