Where should Abby sleep in Vegas ...

SuperThat1006 · April 2011

So, we're going on a family trip to Vegas (my parents, sister and boyfriend, cousins, etc.). Obviously, we have to fly.

We would like to make the trip as low maintenance as possible, but we obviously need somewhere for her to sleep.

I was thinking about shipping a Pack N Play to the hotel instead of flying with it.

Anyone have any ideas or suggestions?

beccs98 · April 2011

I know a lot of hotels have baby supplies available to use/rent. I don't know how common that is in hotels in vegas though!

Sorry I can't be more help. We haven't travelled with Charlie yet!

SuperThat1006 · April 2011

beccs98:
I know a lot of hotels have baby supplies available to use/rent. I don't know how common that is in hotels in vegas though!
Sorry I can't be more help. We haven't travelled with Charlie yet!

I feel like I've seen too many 20/20s where there are feces on hotel cribs and they are nowhere close to safe.

BeckyD80 · April 2011

Have you looked into a Kidco Peapod?

LCB34 · April 2011

I've heard great things about the PeaPods. We are planning on getting one for our trip to Hawaii!

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write2nicole · April 2011

When we traveled, we requested a pack n play instead of a crib -- seemed safer to me, though I just made that up. And I brought our own sheet for it. It was weird, because they set it up with a fluffy quilt. Really?

If you can get a pack n play from the hotel and bring a sheet, I'd do that.

SnoopyLuv · April 2011

Do you have a rock n play? If so I'd take that and check it.

SuperThat1006 · April 2011

Wow, I had never seen those PeaPod things before. DH is totally intrigued ...

"Wow, that's really sweet!"

Jessi+Aiden · April 2011

Check with the hotel, most hotels have cribs available. If they do, just pack your own crib sheets/small blanket. For me, since aiden isn't really mobile yet, I'd probably let him sleep on a pallet on the floor. He did when we were moving last month and was fine with it.

beccs98 · April 2011

I'm intrigued by those peapod things.

Are they good for mobile babies too? I would worry about the baby sleeping on the floor and then just being able to crawl out when awake? (Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm going on very little sleep.)

BeckyD80 · April 2011

beccs98:
I'm intrigued by those peapod things.
Are they good for mobile babies too? I would worry about the baby sleeping on the floor and then just being able to crawl out when awake? (Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm going on very little sleep.)

You can zip them up in it. It's great for traveling. We use ours for fishing and camping for T to play/sleep in! And if you go with the Peapod Plus it'll last longer than a pnp.

Addicted2thenot · April 2011

If we fly I use hotel crib but bring my own sheets. The kids / babies usually end up in bed with me and DH sleeps alone when we travel.

ashrob1 · April 2011

We used pea pod this weekend for first time ....worked like a champ and packs up so small and light

blondek8 · April 2011

BeckyD80:
Have you looked into a Kidco Peapod?

Chrissie -- get a PeaPod. We bought 2 PeaPod Pluses for my boys. They are amazing. We take them EVERYWHERE. They fold up easily and have their own carry bag.

stayathomedaddy · April 2011

Sleep? It's Vegas baby!!!

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