Does this pack down like a spring float? I need something small enough to pack two for my twins in our suitcase
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Probably not as flat, but I have trouble getting them to rewind. This worked better for me. They weigh about a pound each too. Hope that helps.
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I love this pillow for travelling: small, very soft and easy to pack. It is filled with goose down and I understand you are not supposed to wash down frequently. Therefore, I am not sure this is what you are looking for.
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Yes, it should be. It's big enough for our toddler who wears size 4 diapers and always has a sippy cup and tons of snacks in tow, as well as our newborn's supplies. And with everything packed, it still feels lightweight.
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Yes! It's not huge and it's lightweight I'm taking mines on vacation this weekend.
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I am not quite certain, but if I were you I would consider another gift. The Frozen Castle by Mattel is way overpriced and not a quality product; very cheap and a big disappointment. However, to answer your question, I do not think it would pack well in that small of a suitcase.
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Yes it does. We love it because it folds back and transports easily two (especially good since our daughter has moved 2x since we bought it for her)
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Nope, it is pretty bare bones, meant for travel. It pops up and down to take with you, we have it in addition to a regular bouncy chair. Would not probably recommend as your only option, but we love it.
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It does collapse and store easily and is light weight. Very convenient to travel with.
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It doesn't totally collapse, but I used it for a rolling carry on and then once I got on the ship used it as a cooler
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We love it, but it's really a little tub that fits into a regular sized tub, not so much a baby pool. That might be perfect for what you want for traveling, but wanted to make sure you knew it was relatively small. Not a bad idea, though to use it the way you are planning. It is pretty well made and sturdy for an inflatable tub, though there is no real cushion on the bottom (you may not need that anyway).
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It weighs next to nothing and is the size of about two of the panels but together- it folds up rather small. It fits into suitcases and I have put it into my backpack before. Hope this helps!
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It does have springs inside. Not sure how small it will fold up (ours is on a sleeper-sofa), but probably a slightly larger bag than traditional queen air mattress
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I agree with the other answers - it will fold to a reasonable travel size. Our only problem was that it leaked - some items did get quite wet.
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No, it does not fold up like a Pack 'n Play because it is more rigid like a mattress. We are taking it on a cruise soon and still prefer to travel with it because the Pack 'n Play pad has foam and Masonite, which we try to keep our baby from being exposed to.
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no it is 2 pieces of cedar board - you can put stuff on it but it is definitely not geared for anything heavy like a suitcase - I do store blankets and such on it and it appears to be just fine. The sides are tubular though and not metal. It works for me but is not a heavy duty metal unit.
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When deflated, it folds well. I would think it would fit in a small suitcase.
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It comes in it's own case. About the size of a dinner plate. The main part twists into a smaller size. We loved using it last summer. Our daughter loved it and we felt she was safe, attended at all times. Floats well. It should fit in a large size packpack.