Travel Lite Pack N Play

Re: Travel Lite Pack N Play

• Monicagail1 member

  September 2014

  I used the travel lite as a bassinet in our bedroom and liked it well enough. However, we live in a one story house so a changing table wasn't an issue since it was on the same level also. Personally I like to change on a dedicated table, but if space were an issue I'd live without one, The small size of the travel lite is very nice.

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• DebateThis member

  September 2014

  I wouldn't do a play yard that's smaller than the "standard" size, so I'd return the TL you bought. You won't use a bassinet feature for too long either way (it was honestly the most useless thing for us - the weight limit was only 15lbs and H outgrew it for length far before that)  but you CAN use a PNP for up to age 2-ish, where you won't be able to with the smaller one. Plus it'll be harder to find sheets for this one w/ its odd size.
  
  I would do a regular sized PNP (except not Graco*) that has the two levels and/or a Rock n Play for next to your bed.
  
  *Putting the Graco PNPs together is a PITA. There are  a few other brands that are a lot easier to snap together. https://www.amazon.com/Summer-Infant-Playard-Changer-Friends/dp/B00JB0NT7Q/ref=sr_1_13?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1411524217&sr=1-13
  

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