Can this be used in a Pack N Play? The underside of the mattress is hard plastic since the bottom isn't hard. Will it still be able to sense movement?
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yes, I use it also in a pack and play when I am traveling and there is no problem at all, it can still detect movement. I did however had to reduce the sensibility so it would not start the alarm all the time.
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I believe so u will just have to find away to get the cords or of the lack and play. It's pretty sensitive ask it should pick up movement
664275
The Angel Care doesn't work in a pack and play. You have to put plywood under the crib mattress and then have a place for the cords to come out. We were only able to hook this up in our bassinet and crib. When our son is in his pack and play we use the Snuza which just clips on to his diaper. However, it doesn't work if he is on his tummy.
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The mattress is quite thin. However, my son does not like the pack n play at all but seems to like this (though it could be the novelty as it is new). Really depends on your kiddo and how much space/weight you can pack. We'll be using this for backpacking.
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no, Just the firm little pad that comes with all pack in plays. I highly recomend a playyard mattress if the sleeping arangement is long term as while this is safe, it's not comfortable at all. You can feel the support bars through it if you press on it a bit. dd wouldn't sleep in one without the added mattress and I know many other babies who are the same. Though some don't seem to mind. I found this one that should fit:Kolcraft Cozy Soft Portable Crib Mattress, Lily
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I don't know if it fits an extra mattress to go in the pack n play, but it does not fit the pad that comes with a pack n play
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The way the napper is set up, you can only use it on the pack n play. There are two metal rods that support that are inserted around the napper. Other wise it just a piece of fabric and it will lie flat on another surface. On another note, follow the instruction very carefully. I was pregnant and didn't play close attention and ended up installing the pieces upside down. It just make it harder to remove once my baby grew out of it (the release button is so hard to press!). Also, the changing area is also really confusing to put together by looking at the instructions. Just don't give up! It's a great item. I love it so much because of the convenience. The way the napper is set up, you can only use it on the pack n play. There are two metal rods that support that are inserted around the napper. Other wise it just a piece of fabric and it will lie flat on another surface. On another note, follow the instruction very carefully. I was pregnant and didn't play close attention and ended up installing the pieces upside down. It just make it harder to remove once my baby grew out of it (the release button is so hard to press!). Also, the changing area is also really confusing to put together by looking at the instructions. Just don't give up!... » Read More The way the napper is set up, you can only use it on the pack n play. There are two metal rods that support that are inserted around the napper. Other wise it just a piece of fabric and it will lie flat on another surface. On another note, follow the instruction very carefully. I was pregnant and didn't play close attention and ended up installing the pieces upside down. It just make it harder to remove once my baby grew out of it (the release button is so hard to press!). Also, the changing area is also really confusing to put together by looking at the instructions. Just don't give up! It's a great item. I love it so much because of the convenience. « Show Less
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I never felt the bumps when I tested it, I think little kids are too light to feel them anyway. No idea if it would bother the mattress, it didn't do anything to ours though.
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I bought it for mine. Just be aware there are 1 1/2 inch space between mattress and side panel of the pack and play.
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Not at all. Our pack n play mattress is a lot thinner than that (maybe 1 inch"?) and it barely fits over that.
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The mattress is not neatly as firm as my pack n' play. There is no fold in it and it does lay flat. I haven't used it yet though as my 2 month old exclusively sleeps in the incline sleeper attachment right now due to reflux. However her head always falls off the little pillow into the same position and she is developing mild torticollus and a flat spot even though she is only in it about 6 hours through the night. Now that I've noticed I removed the pillow and turn her head the opposite way constantly. I still love this bassinet and recommend it, just make sure your little one changes his position.
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I did not use it on the original pack n play mattress, but on the dream on me 3" mattress. My grandson was 7 months old when he first slept on this mattress and pad so I can't tell you if it's good for a newborn.
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We used it in the pack and play in our room until we moved our little one into the nursery/crib. That has a very thin pad. It worked great in there.
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We have a similar pack n play from Graco with the bassinet and yes I think it would work fine. I put my little one down for naps in it. I use a sleep positioner wedge to keep her in place in it and to make it cozier. Ours came with a diaper changing area too which is so handy!
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I don't believe so because there is fabric from top to bottom on a pack n play. You attach this through the open slats of a crib. No open spots in a pack n play. LOVE it though!
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Yes, we did use it on our Grao pack and play for a few weeks.... However, it doesn't fit as snugly as it does on the changing table.
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Yes, or if you strech it on the sides, it will be move towards the bottom/under the mattress. There is no way to get around that, the top part is still good though, from my experience!
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it will fit the mattress that comes with the pack and play...it will not fit the very nice extra mattress that you can buy to go into the pack and play...