Does the toddler sleep sack keep toddlers from climbing out of the pack n play?
341359
Well I'm not sure Kim. My toddler still sleeps in her crib at night. I saw her try to climb out before but never succeeded. I think it's just a matter of time. However, if you ask for my opinion, I think this toddler sleep sack would make it easier for them to climb since it has openings for legs :)
341360
With the mobility that the feet openings offer, it is possible for a toddler to cilmb out of a pack n play. This all depends on their size and persistence, of course.
341361
No. The toddler sleep sack has the feet holes so a child is still physically able to move and walk quite normally. The sleepsack is not made to confine a child. Just keep them covered safely.
341362
No. I would not say the sleep sack is for this purpose, nor would it help. In my experience some babies /toddlers are just "climbers" and a Sleep sack would not deter them nor prevent.
341363
It might. The leg openings won't slide all the way up their legs so it would be hard for them to put their leg over the pack and play. But, my two year old recently figured out how to take off the sack...so if he wanted to get out be could just take it off then get out.
341364
It is not for that purpose. I would say no it won't prevent a climber from climbing
974279
Yes. We took one out because we only have one toddler. It is a little tight for two kids.
151046
Mine did not. I bought one separately, they are inexpensive. Honestly though I don't use the stuff sack. The MOLLE sleep system carrier works fine by itself. The black stuff sack isn't that great.
38183
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!
260652
Yes, my 2 year old has been sleeping in this when we travel since he was 16 months old. We love it. So much easier than lugging a pack and play, and the pump it comes with is small. I am able to pack his clothes, bedding, diapers, loves, books etc with this bed in a carryon suitcase
585195
it depends on how old and how big and how clever the toddler is and don't ever leave anything sharp around that the toddler could poke thru the netting. in other words, probably not safe to keep a toddler from falling thru. it would probably give you a few extra seconds to grab the toddler if you were right there with them. i'm a grandmother of 5 and toddlers are mighty fast and absolutely fearless.
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.only if your use it the way I do, under neath the sheet by the feet. Or inside a pillow case w the pillow. I'm thinking the pack n play is a thin plywood on the bottom , so it might make a rattling noise.also you can try to do some research on camomile tea and cat nip. If it's that your child or baby over 6 month is having issues staying asleep or teething. Both works great with my 7 month old twins.walmart has a tea by traditional medicinal called "nighty night" (purple box) My daughter hasn't been crabby or whiny due to her teething
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That is a nice little side benefit. It doesn't make it impossible, so a determined kid (especially a tall one) could probably still get out, but it certainly makes it more of a challenge. They simply can't freely throw their legs up like they can without one (though, the kind without feet holes are even more effective.) Our 26 month old hasn't gotten out yet and I would attribute that, at least in part, to the fact that she still sleeps in one. She will likely get a toddler bed before ever climbing out of her crib (she still sleeps well in it, so we haven't felt compelled to transition her yet.) That is a nice little side benefit. It doesn't make it impossible, so a determined kid (especially a tall one) could probably still get out, but it certainly makes it more of a challenge. They simply can't freely throw their legs up like they can without one (though, the kind without feet holes are even more effective.) Our 26 month old hasn't gotten out yet and I would attribute that, at least in part, to the fact that she still sleeps in one. She will likely get a toddler bed before ever climbing out of her crib (she still sleeps well in it, so we haven't felt compelled to transition her... » Read More That is a nice little side benefit. It doesn't make it impossible, so a determined kid (especially a tall one) could probably still get out, but it certainly makes it more of a challenge. They simply can't freely throw their legs up like they can without one (though, the kind without feet holes are even more effective.) Our 26 month old hasn't gotten out yet and I would attribute that, at least in part, to the fact that she still sleeps in one. She will likely get a toddler bed before ever climbing out of her crib (she still sleeps well in it, so we haven't felt compelled to transition her yet.) « Show Less
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Probably not. It will probably just make it more likely she will fall or get caught up on the sleep sack since it is like wearing a big blanket. I understand though, my twins had to go to big boy beds when they were the same age because we were concerned about falling. Thankfully, it was an easy transition.
1069572
It depends on your son's size. If they are close to outgrowing the XL regular sleep sack, then this would be the way to go. Even if they still fit well into a regular sleep sack it wouldn't hurt to get one of these with the feet holes as they will fit in it longer. The only downside I have found is that my daughter will occasionally get two feet stuck in one foot hole.
670157
I've known a lot of people who have used Pack N Plays as cribs. They are meant to be a place for baby to sleep. Keep in mind though, that there are no government regulations for play yards (or bassinets), so they may not follow the same safety guidelines as cribs.
188652
If you are co-sleeping it should be fine. But if you want it to actually contain the little one, I would recommend a pack 'n play instead, as mine at 11 months could easily climb out.
1171869
If you use a pen you can pop the newborn napper out of the pack n play.It works with the pressure of their weight pushing it down, but I've taken it out and used it elsewhere.
622450
If the toddler is on the same side of the door as the jammer, I would say no. Pops off easily for quick removal.
825765
We use this with our Pack n Play and have since our daughter was born. It fits the pack n play mattress tightly and is not too soft for a newborn.
570279
No and no.. Sorry!! We have another pack and play that we travel with, and the one with the mattress stays home. It's amazing quality so it's thickness prevents it from folding.
197925
yes, my daughters both wore them until about 2 1/2! - it was part of their night routine, and they would walk in them in their crib, but never tried to climb out. I didn't buy the one with foot holes, they just had the XL size. As soon as my babies were done swaddling (about 3 months) we went through every size of sleep sack up to XL!