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Pack 'n Play Sheets

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Has anyone used these?  Are they useful, necessary?  I assume you don't use them with the full bassinet feature, but I don't actually know.  I've decided on the Graco Pack 'n Play On The Go, and I'm wondering if sheets will just be a waste of money.  
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  • VineyardMelVineyardMel member
    I have the jersey ones and used them while she slept in the PnP (until 5.5mo) and now when we take it on trips with us. We don't have an additional mattress for it.
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  • babylimasbabylimas member
    I always did, but she was a champion spit upper, so it helped with clean-up. 
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  • ring_popring_pop member
    It's nice to have. I had a Travel Lite one (smaller than the usual PNP) that DS slept in as a bassinet, and I don't think he was very comfortable sleeping on the nylon pad until I slipped a pillowcase over it as a sheet.
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  • PinupMomma08PinupMomma08 member
    DS slept in a pnp for nearly two years. We have a ton! DS puked probably 4 times a week so it was something we needed.
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  • coreyelizcoreyeliz member
    Thanks, ladies!  I guess I'll add them to the list.  Do you know if the sheets can be slipped on the bassinet?  If LO ends up sleeping in our room for a while, the PNP will be what she sleeps in.
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  • LindsayPDXLindsayPDX member
    coreyeliz said:
    Thanks, ladies!  I guess I'll add them to the list.  Do you know if the sheets can be slipped on the bassinet?  If LO ends up sleeping in our room for a while, the PNP will be what she sleeps in.
    They will definitely work on the bassinet feature, which is the same mattress just raised up higher. They don't fit on the "napper" attachment but that is already covered with fleece so I didn't feel the need for sheets on the napper.

    I will say I found the regular Pack and Play sheets really cheap feeling and not soft. I plan to get some jersey or flannel ones this time in the hopes they are cozier.
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  • KTdid81KTdid81 member
    I bought a couple....I figure, might as well with all the bodily fluids that babies produce. :)
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  • clo1982clo1982 member
    Lo only slept in ours on trips and I would just bring a blanket and tuck the ends under the mattress to make it a bit softer. If you planned to use it as your main crib I would probably get an extra for spit up.
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