Sleeping arrangments for little ones

[kcmyluv]

Just wanted a klittle advice from everyone. We will have two who are just recently out of cribs- they don't want to sleep in a pack and play anymore, although we might try it. We will have a two bedroom villa at boardwalk. What do you think will work best them in one bed and put a bunch of pillows around them? If DH and I each sleep with one we will never sleep. Grandma is coming too!
Thanks.

 

[surfer_ed]

Most DVC resorts have bed rails. Not sure about Boardwalk, but I have used them at both Vero and BCV. My DD is 2 years old and rolls around allot.

Any thoughts on putting the two of them together.

Somehting else we did at other hotels, when no crib was available is pull the matress off of the bed. Makes for a messy room but they do not have far to fall if they roll-off.

 

[kcmyluv]

I will have to check to see if they have bed rails- Then we could get two and put them in the same bed! Thanks!

 

[prplcrzy]

Yes, Boardwalk Villas have bed rails, we've used them several times. You just need to hall Mousekeeping when you get to your room and they'll bring them up to you.

I put my ds on the pullout couch with bedrails on both sides. He did fine.

Nancy

 

[dougsmom98]

When our twins were little, they wouldn't go to sleep if they were in the same bed. My DH and I always had to split them up and sleep with one of them. Not fun, but that is the only way they would go to sleep. I hope your children go to bed better than mine did at that age.
Good luck.

 

[dis-happy]

How old are they and do they sleep on a mattress at home? BWV 2 b/r are a lock-off unit, you want to make sure there is no way they can get out of the hallway door on their own. Or open the balcony door either. If they are used to cribs you might be better off renting a couple during your stay.