PnP - small, lightweight, easy for travel?

Re: PnP - small, lightweight, easy for travel?

• gimmietimmies member

  February 2013

  I've had mine for nearly six years, I absolutely love it. My model isn't as quick to assemble as the new ones, but really, I can set it up in about 2 minutes, so nbd. I actually looked at the Bjorn, but I didn't like the size folded either, since it needed to fit in my suitcase. I wasn't as impressed, especially at double the price.

  P&T is just as elusive as it was six years ago, stores order it in, it sells out, then it takes months to get it back in stock. I ended up ordering it from the US. I put my order in May at West Coast Kids because I needed it for the end of June/beginning of July, and got a call three weeks later that stock from the company was delayed due to limited supply. I ordered from the US and got it in 8 days. I've been shopping at the local West Coast for 16 years, they have greast service. They called me in August to tell me that the stuff was being shipped and due to arrive the last week in August.

  Try these links:

  https://www.lussobaby.ca/Phil-Teds-Baby-Traveller-in-Black-TR5-C.htm

  https://www.bellybumpsandbabies.com/Phil_And_Teds_Traveller_Cot.html

  https://ontario.kijiji.ca/f-phil-and-ted-travel-cot-Classifieds-W0QQKeywordZphilQ20andQ20tedQ20travelQ20cot

   

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• MouseInLux member

  February 2013

  I have friends who travel a lot and swear by the baby bjorn one.

  

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• nomadgirl member

  February 2013

  Look into the GoCrib or the Lotus Crib.  The GoCrib is more oriented toward outdoor travel/adventure but the Lotus Crib might be what you're looking for.  The reviews on both are amazing.

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