Pack n Play or Co Sleeper???
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I was also having a hard time deciding between the two. I think I have finally decided on the graco pack n play with bassinet. It is cheaper and can later be used as a playpen/crib when the baby is more than 15 lbs. Also, it folds up and is easy to use for travel, I am not sure the co-sleepers do that.
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I would actually recommend either Summer Infant By Your Side Sleeper Or LulyBoo Baby Lounge to Go, Google those 2 and a pic of the item should pop up.
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Not sure about the Pack N Play fit BUT I generally would not recommend the mattress for any child. Not worth the price. It didn't fit my portacrib as advertised, and the exterior material was really loose and bunchy. My newborn also left an indent in the mattress after just a few days. Can't recommend.
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I think having two separate ones offers more flexibility down the road if you have the space for both. We ended up getting this as a gift. We loved it the first several months next to the bed, but we ended up borrowing a second normal pack and play for traveling until they were about three.
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Dream On Me Foam Pack and Play MattressHighly recommend purchasing this item. It fits great inside the pack n play and is much nicer to sleep on than the accordion board.
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Since your two like snuggling together, in my opinion, I would buy the large snoozer. Since they both like to snuggle together, you may find them both trying squeeze into one of the small ones. my guy is 12lbs and I did get him the big one. He has long legs, and I wanted to make sure he would have enough room. And he does. Even with his long legs. Sometimes I can't see him when he goes deep in his. So I don't see why your two would have any problems fitting into the big one.
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If you are going to use the pack n play as a travel "crib" then I wouldn't buy another mattress. The quilted sheet does pad it quite a bit. I use the "mattress" that came with it with the sheet and it's fine for naps and travel.
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I'd also like to know the answer to this question. I plan on using the pack n play as a crib. Thoughts?
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It's roughly half the size of a regular pack-n-play, so it has enough room for one baby to move around in and hang out. But I wouldn't recommend it for more than 1. Really just intended for a single child to hang out in for a short period of time. The co-sleeper capability is what really sells this item for me. It was perfect for keeping the baby close and for portable capabilities. If you wanted a larger playyard, you might just check into the cheaper pack-n-play playyards if that's all you really need! Hope that helps!
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My daughter-in-law uses the Baby Bjorn crib and says it's superior to the Pack n Play. It travels well and is very sturdy.
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I'm not sure with a pack n play, but I bought this to go in my portable crib (the mattress that came with the crib was very flimsy) - and this worked great. It does a great job and has enough support/cushion that lasts. My granddaughter is now too big for the crib, but the mattress is still in great shape. As long as it fits, I highly recommend it.
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I'm not sure what you're asking... I purchased the Dream on Me 3" mattress for my pack 'n play, and I also purchased the Graco Pack ' Play Quilted Playard sheet for a little more softness and Carter's easy fit Jersey portable crib sheet to go over that. Works great!
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I have only used this bed for a child old enough to be in a toddler bed. For younger kids, I recommend a pac n' play. They are made with a firmer mattress that are okay for small babies to sleep on. I would worry about a really small baby getting his face up against the bumper and not being able to breath well.
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To be honest I think either would work. It is an outstanding mattress. We have slept on it for over 6 months now I think and we adore it. Happy ZZZZZZs
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I would get the smaller rather than the toddler one. My daughter is turning 2 and she has had both for a while now, but she always ends up sleeping on the small one. The toddler version maybe to thick for her...
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I don't have a Rock N Play sleeper but there are so many ways to use this mobile!With a little creativity you can really use it anywhere anytime!And, the mobile itself with music is awesome!!! So worth every penny!!Hope this helps!
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Not unless you just want to. It comes with a standard play pen type pad. Just like a Pack and Play. It has a material like cover, not plastic so you don't really even need to get a sheet. It is fine for overnighters or nap time. A bit too hard, I would say, for an everyday kind of sleeper. It is a "cheaper" version of the Pack & Play by Graco. The Graco is much sturdier and the mat is thicker. It is also more expensive. This suited our needs for a transportable bed to keep in the trunk for sleepy babies while visiting friends on the day to day.