I am looking for a smaller portable crib to take my 9 month old camping. We have a 4 man tent and its to small for the p&amp;p. Would this work?
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Hi Stefanie. I think It wouldn't work. Even when the crib might fix in the 4-man tent, it is too high for you to be able to see your baby.
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We bought it for our granddaughter's short visit. I would not recommend it. She outgrew it less than 6 months. Next visit we had to buy a bigger crib. It is an ultralight mini (2' x 3'2" mattress).
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I am 5 9 and 160lbs and I have slept in it with my pack behind my head but it's tight. It's a great tent for a mummy, super light, water proof and easy to set up but if your not comfortable changing lying down then you might want something a bit taller.
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For me, it's a little bit small. It doesn't fit all the way around the crib.
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a little bit small for 6 ppl. But it is cozy and warm if you go for 6pp. The bigger the tent, the colder in the night................................................
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Very suitable for newborns, we use it in a portable crib.I don't believe you are supposed to use it for a pack n play, would not fit exactly as it needs to for safety.
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No-typical pack-n-play sheets are too small. We used a reg crib sheet and tucked it tightly and put the pads under for the diaper leakage
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While my 9 year old daughter plays in the tent with her little brother, I think the tent will be small for your son. If it were primarily for someone else he would definitely play in it and have some fun but if its primarily for him I think it's small. Our 5 and 3 year old LOVE this tent and the 9 year old is in it with them quite a bit too but her thought it that it'd be small if it were hers.
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It's not really suited for children that aren't big enough to roll over or move around, and isn't recommended for kids under 1. My son is 9 months (He is supervised while in the tent) and I couldn't imagine two of him in there. It would be pretty crowded.
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I'm sure you could fit two small kids. But I got it for my 15 (at the time) year old son. He was about 5' 9. He had to curl up to get the tent zipped up. So 2 or 3 people? Only if you are very small..
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it comes with a slim mattress that for my purposes works fine, I think it would be a regular crib matress, not a mini. As a daycare provider I love how it folds flat to store, I can "wheel it out flat or open, and yet it is sturdy!
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Sounds like a standard (or very close to standard) size crib mattress. Should fit fine. There is a lot of elastic in the bottom portion. I'd go for it. We LOVE ours!!
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We have a "mini crib" and we have used it for a little over a year now. We have not had any issues. It's very good quality.
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Small/young twins, could share it, but it is quite a compact travel crib, not heaps of room for two. For 1 baby, probably up to 2 years old. It is amazingly easy to set up and pack away. Hope this helps.
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it Is smaller than a regular size crib. I thought about getting bumper pads too however some reports suggest that lack of air flow can cause sudden infant death syndrome, so no pads are being used.
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The crib is easy to fold up, but only the crib sides fold in for storage (i.e. it gets thinner not shorter). In other words, the length of the crib stays the same, the legs do not fold. It is nothing like a pack in play that folds into a small rectangle. That being said, if you had a really big SUV this could potentially fit in the back (you may have to fold down the seats). The mattress that comes with this crib is very thin and comparable to a pack and play mattress. However, I purchased a thicker pad/mattress and my daughter seemed to like it fine. I would think that purchasing a thicker pad that would fit into your pack and play may be the best idea if you are looking to travel a lot. Hope this helps! The crib is easy to fold up, but only the crib sides fold in for storage (i.e. it gets thinner not shorter). In other words, the length of the crib stays the same, the legs do not fold. It is nothing like a pack in play that folds into a small rectangle. That being said, if you had a really big SUV this could potentially fit in the back (you may have to fold down the seats). The mattress that comes with this crib is very thin and comparable to a pack and play mattress. However, I purchased a thicker pad/mattress and my daughter seemed to like it fine. I would think that purchasing a... » Read More The crib is easy to fold up, but only the crib sides fold in for storage (i.e. it gets thinner not shorter). In other words, the length of the crib stays the same, the legs do not fold. It is nothing like a pack in play that folds into a small rectangle. That being said, if you had a really big SUV this could potentially fit in the back (you may have to fold down the seats). The mattress that comes with this crib is very thin and comparable to a pack and play mattress. However, I purchased a thicker pad/mattress and my daughter seemed to like it fine. I would think that purchasing a thicker pad that would fit into your pack and play may be the best idea if you are looking to travel a lot. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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The pad is 27.5 in x 36.5 in. I have it in my son's crib, but think it should probably work in a pack-n-play as well. But keep in mind that the battery pack and control unit would be inside of any crib that doesn't have slats-- both are completely covered and I think would be safe inside although may be chew-toy targets; my son likes to crawl up to the outside of his crib and chew on these units that hang outside of the slats.