Travel Cribs

[newddmommie]

My daughter is 15 months and weights 25 lbs and is 25 inches. We'll be traveling over the holiday season and would prefer to take a travel crib. What are some suggestions about good one's that she'll be comfortable in? Thanks.

 

[laughinplace199]

We've always used a Pack N Play when traveling.

 

[Minniemouse07]

We just used a toddler sized sleeping bag on the floor when they were that young.

Totally not worth it to lug anything extra!

FWIW, we stayed at POR last December and requested the Alligator Bayou section specifically so our 24mo would be able to use the trundle bed. Worked out GREAT!

 

[FSUSammy]

On our trip this past July DS was 9 months old and we took the pack-n-play. We live in Florida so it wasn't a huge deal taking it but boy did it suck carrying it to the room and then packing it up and shoving it back into the bag. When we went to Universal in September I bought a Kidco Peapod Plus and it worked out soooooo much better. It folds up so small and isn't heavy at all. Plus the one I got can be used by older kids too so it's not just something that can be used while they are infants/toddlers.

 

[newddmommie]

On our trip this past July DS was 9 months old and we took the pack-n-play. We live in Florida so it wasn't a huge deal taking it but boy did it suck carrying it to the room and then packing it up and shoving it back into the bag. When we went to Universal in September I bought a Kidco Peapod Plus and it worked out soooooo much better. It folds up so small and isn't heavy at all. Plus the one I got can be used by older kids too so it's not just something that can be used while they are infants/toddlers.

I was looking at this one and i think it's what we need. I'm slightly concerned about the blow up matteress part. My daughter is a big stomach sleeper now and i don't want to worry about her suffocating. Is it a concern at all with this type bed?