narrowing down sleeping options

Re: narrowing down sleeping options

• cavalier79 member

  February 2014

  I'd suggest keeping the pack n play. I used it in my room for the first few months. If you don't plan on co-sleeping return your co-sleeper and use the money for diapers and wipes. You'll need lots of them

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• FmrAFBrat member

  February 2014

  Do you have more than one level to your house? If so I'd use the cosleeper for your room and the PnP for your living room. That way you're not going up & down stairs all day.

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• ah625 member

  February 2014

  I would keep it unless you need to sell it to buy something you know is more important. 

  
  

  I personally kept the PNP in the living room and used it for naps. The co-sleeper sat in our bedroom for night time use. 

  

  
  

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• speechie517 member

  February 2014

  I should have specified it is an "in the bed co-sleeper".

  
  

  in-bed cosleeper

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• AKB090609 member

  February 2014

  I guess the real question is do you plan to co sleep? If so it may be worth it to you.

  
  

  I was not comfortable with co sleeping so the co sleeper would be a return item for me. We use our pnp at least 6 times a year for a week or more at a time, and DD slept in it every night for the first 6 ish months. So for us that was a necessity.

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• MrsLele member

  February 2014

  I would keep it all until you know what your baby will like.

  
  

  
  

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• LittleFish1 member

  February 2014

  if you doubt you'll use the in the bed cosleeper, you can return it & if you want it later, can repurchase it. We cosleep out of necessity (LO wouldn't sleep otherwise) & looking at those in bed ones, I didn't think for our circumstances that they'd be any better. We don't move much in the night though, have a big matteress that is firm & LO had good neck/head control early on when she and I moved from the arm chair back into the bed because my back as ready to give out.

  

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