When baby is too big for PNP

Re: When baby is too big for PNP

• cardiganmom member

  June 2013

  Aren't pnp's like 3-4 feet? Or do you mean the width? I plan to use it for a while. O isn't very tall so I don't have that problem yet, but when she does get taller, I guess I'll just try to put her long ways, if that makes sense. And if she falls asleep the other way, I'll just move her once she's asleep. I don't really know what I'm going to do after she grows out of it. Sorry, I wasn't much help.

  

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• ChrisG83 member

  June 2013

  I bought one of those smaller pac n plays (the kind that can fit through a doorway) We used it when she was a newborn but now we never use it except when we travel. If I buy a bigger play yard I wonder how much I will actually use it. I hate to spend the money if its just going to sit in the closet most of the year. ugh! 

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• cardiganmom member

  June 2013

  They have pretty cheap regular pnp's, without all the bells and whistles. Something like this: 

   https://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=13075648

  Or what about Craigslist or a consignment shop or yard sale, if you're worried you're not going to use it much. 

  

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• MississippiCatfish member

  June 2013

  We got a really nice one on CL for 50 with vibration, changing table thing, bassinet. Obviously he doesn't use those things anymore, but they'll be nice for the next baby.

  *E 10/2012, H 7/2014, F 2/2016*
  

  
  

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• ChrisG83 member

  June 2013

  LauraT25:

  Oh yeah we got the most basic PnP. It did have the bassinet, which we didn't use, but nothing else. It was 60 dollars on sale at Target.

  
  I guess I am going to look for something basic like that. Thanks girls

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