Has anyone tried to move this out of one room to another? I want to have this in our room until she is a few weeks old, then move her to her room.
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Yes Genevieve I have its very light,I just slide it out my room into the living room from time to time. I love this crib!
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It's not heavy at all to carry but you may have to dissamble to move to another room, which is very easy to do so
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I usually don't do reviews but I was so please with it,and I put it together myself because her dad was watching a football game smh. We don't have a lot if space so I was really please with the size not to big or small.
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I was able to assemble it in my living room and then move it into my baby's room without any problem. It was a tight squeeze through the doorway, but I live in an older home and have narrow doorways anyway. Hope that helps!
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My experience with tub is great. Wished i had it already with my older one. It's space saving and you can use it until toddler age + later on for laundry or whatever. Infant did slide, so i placed a large washcloth in tub to give the baby a soft layer to be on and it fixed the sliding problem :)
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Place the baby unit in mom's room. Make sure the baby unit and parent unit are linked then adjust the volume and you can hear any time mom speaks. If you want mom to have the parent unit then show mom that on the left side of the parent unit there is a button she must push when she wants to communicate with you to the baby unit. If mom is alert enough and able to hold unit and push side button at the same time it will work great. However, I would be inclined to give mom the baby unit and you control the parent unit. We love ours, in fact we've purchased two since one quit working after 3 years. Good luck
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It is fairly easy to move from room to room depending on how many extensions you have. The walls are very sturdy and they were the first thing my daughter pulled up on. She cruised along the walls for a couple of months before she learned to walk.
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It didn't fit through our standard (30 / 32in?) doorways. I would say you should set it up in the nursery unless you plan to partially disassemble it to move it. It's doable but it's not particularly easy to fit through. Personally, I would by a pack & play for the non-nursery room. We like our pack and play better than the crib. Since we've moved, the crib is still in the garage... We plan to use the pack & play until he gets too big for it.
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Mine did the same thing! I ended up moving her old bed out and putting a blanket she loves on the new bed. It probably took a week until she started sleeping on it regularly. Now she loves it.
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We loved ours for our twin girls when they were less than 7 months, however we stopped using them once they could roll over. Now at 13 months there is no way they would stay put in the nests long enough to go to sleep. I think I have seen something that combines the depth of a pack n play with the compact lightweightedness of the nests, but don't remember where.
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Ours came off pretty easy too. And it think the more its taken off and on the looser it gets. My daughter has never been real interested in the toys on it anyways so we eventually just tossed it!
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Once the pieces are in a room, I think a 'fairly strong female' could easily assembly this model. It isn't hard to move within the room once it is built either. I think coming out of a room might be an issue, but if it can be flipped to a verticle position, then you might eb able to slide it out of the room.
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With my first, I didn't use the restraints til she was 4-5 months and by then she was transitioning to a crib. It really is too deep to give a newborn any way of getting out. I stopped using it with #1 when she was pushing to stand (flat on her back) in the sleeper and I was afraid she would bounce herself out the top of it.
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I think it woukd be awfully diffucult for a child to undo. We've had ours for several months & the latch is slightly more worn in (thus easier to undo) but there's no way my 2 yr old could pull it apart unless i didnt snap it in all the way.
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Yes I would have. It was nice for the first few months that they were in the bassinets but once they were to big for the bassinets and needed to go down to the play mode I had to get another pack in play. I wasn't ready for them to leave my room yet I was breastfeeding and it was easier to have them in my room so we ended up with 2 pack in plays in our in the end. Also if you are limited on space this one is bigger than a normal pack in play.
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Did you ever find a replacement wand? Just wondering, because I need one. My 6-mo. old kitty keeps removing it and the last time, she hid it somewhere. You'd think it would be easy to find, but I don't know WHERE she put it! :) Anyway, I've tried improvising, but nothing stays in more than 2 seconds when she gets a hold of it. She will often start attacking this toy even when it is not on and without the wand, so she really does love it. Hoping to figure something out for her...
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We started out with it indoors and moved it out in the summer. Our son used it most when it was inside. I made a "platform" out of cloth that he could sit at the top...like a little king. It does take up a lot of floor space.
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If you are not able to have it in center of the room you can move the bed around and switch the trundle to the other side. We have been able to do that since we can not have it in the center of the room.
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Yes, at 4 mos, baby is not moving very far on the mat. You could also put it on a throw rug, if concerned. This is absolutely the best play gym, she loves it and we are very happy with it. Travels well also.
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when our son first flipped over we had to take him out of his standard bassinet (at 4 months). i am not a fan of putting him in his room yet since our rooms are on different floors, and I have used this for his 'bassinet' for over a month now and love it. he really moves in his sleep now, so knowing he is right beside me is comforting.