Would a toddler (22 months & 30" tall) who can climb out of a pack-n-play also be able to climb out of this travel crib?
1286045
My daughter is 20mo & 34in tall and can't climb out of it although her head does pop out. It has nothing for them to put their feet on to push themselves up. It does have a side window that opens completely if you want to let them get in and out in their own. The side panels are soft and slanted so I would guess it would be difficult.
2080180
Possibly. There is a lip/overhang around the top which could make it more challenging to climb out of. Also the legs might make it more stable (my cousin has a son who tips the pack n plays over...in order to escape)
2080181
If you had the screen on the top zippered shut they would not be able to get out! I have this version in red which i believe is their older model (and has a zipper close on the top). I am not sure that the newer cot has a "roof" so I would make sure you check that before you order or make sure you are able to get the older version!
2104516
We bought this as a crib for our grandson, who stays with us at least two days a week. He is now 18 months old and is more than 100% of his age group for height... and he still sleeps in this Babyjorn travel crib.. we love it... very easy to pack up and take on vacations, as well as using it every week for sleep overs and daily naps...
808625
How tall/old is your son? I need to replace our pack n play after months of use and until further notice we are living in an historical renovation- my son is 17 months old and smallish for his age. It's paramount that he is unable to get out.
752099
I would think the issue is not the weight of a toddler but rather whether or not they have reached the point in their development where they can climb out of the crib.
226386
It would mainly depend on his weight. Not sure the specs(can google it). It's larger than the average playpen's, so good to keep them busy. All depends on the child & their willingness to stay in there;)
1222441
It depends on the activity level, my son figured out how to climb out at 9 or 10 months and then we switched to a safety first one with no long front and that was taller! He does still like to sit in it and chase people around the house at 15 months so it is still used!
2095812
We've used portable crib, on a trip since he turned 2 years old, only for sleeping at night, because he can climb out of it now.
2116824
Only if you can get it 3' above baby's reach. Some cribs have tall head boards. Make sure it is out of baby's reach once he/she starts to stand, reach, and crawl.
183040
Maybe a little, but not any more trouble than you'd have with any other crib. I'm 5" tall, and I have more trouble placing my baby in the crib than getting her out. I think getting a low footstool would help.
1900625
I don't think so. The mounting needs to be unscrewed, then screwed back in through the crib bars, so I'm not sure how that would work with a pack-n-play.
994922
I would be afraid that a toddler would be able to pull this over if climbed on. While it is steady enough to hold cast iron cookware, it would tend to fall over if climbed on.
2111930
The play pin is huge! It is adjustable to go smaller if needed. Also enough pieces to separate the 2 if needed. And if is tall enough. My daughter is a very tall 1 year old and she is no where near able to climb out. I love it!
2269479
I don't think so. You just need to make sure your fitted crib sheet is taut and there is no rumpling. On a side note we just returned from another trip with our two kids where this item was a lifesaver! It fits perfectly into our largest suitcase, folds up quickly and easily and was great for many places in Europe where they don't have pack and plays available. Our 16 month old has slept in it quite comfortably, and before that my 2 year old slept in it.
1069573
Yes, absolutely. Once thy were walking I switched my girls to the sacks with legs. They can run around with them on just before bed or after waking and almost hate to be taken out of them. Once they were walking and standing I noticed my daughters would try to stand up in their cribs and walk around with the regular sleep sacks and fall over. I got worried about them hitting their heads. I think the sacks with footholes are great for toddlers.
1841281
Very suitable for newborns, we use it in a portable crib.I don't believe you are supposed to use it for a pack n play, would not fit exactly as it needs to for safety.
1882796
Although the crib is reasonably sturdy, I would guess that if your child is already 25 pounds this might not be your best choice in the long run.
511929
Well yes they could sleep in it comfortably, but my daughter is on the taller side 32in now and she could climb out if she was determined. I got this for she when she was 6 months. Now she is almost 2 and the only way I am comfortable with her in it is if I can put the crib between a wall and a bed so she can't fall out.