Are any of the panels a "door" or do you have to lift baby over side? If no door, is that annoying or not a big deal?
992512
No, there is not a door. You have to lift baby over the side - I've not found this to be a problem at all (it's basically the same as using a Pack-n-Play or something similar).
992513
There is no door and as to your other question the only problem we have is getting our daughter out when she is lying down and wont stand up then it becomes quite difficult I hope this helps answer your questions
992514
No, there isn't a door panel. I haven't found it to be annoying personally. I like the fact that although my 15 mo. old is starting to climb, he can't get up and over the rails of this... so it makes it a safe place for him to be if I need him to stay in one spot for a little bit. I really love that it doesn't have "baby" colors, because when he's older, he could crawl over the rails and make a fort or something. Only downside we think is that it doesn't travel... we got a separate one for that.
992515
No door/gate, we liked that aspect. Did not bother us to lift our son in and out, we thought this was a solid buy.
992516
No door, but it's low enough not to be a bother. We loved around the pool ladt year as we had two little girls with lots of energy to keep an eye on.
261592
No they don't. The only thing that opens is the back hatch. But it's very easy for kids to get in and out of the truck. My grandson is small for his age and has no problems getting in and out or opening the back hatch. He absolutely loves this truck!
600892
I would not recommend moving your baby in this crib. transporting your baby in anything that is not designed for transportation is unsafe. Granted, the crib is sturdy. It was very helpful while I recovered from my cesarean surgery. There was no heavy lifting and no easy up and down for me.
1481092
There is no door at the slide entrance. They seldom use the "bouncey" without sliding so, most of the time, it is not a problem not to have one. My daughter has one with no slide and it does have screen "doors" on two sides.
103975
All the sides have separate panels. There is one panel with zippers that you use as a doorway. You can use all the panels or just a few and leave some open spaces.
836851
no it has hinges that hold it open, I wouldn't worry about kids,it doesn't slam down. I love my bench very happy with it.
521135
No hinge at all. Sorry for any confusion--I meant that I was looking for a nice hinged bumper step, couldn't find one, so went this route(non-hinging) instead. I'm very happy I did!
1417463
No the panels are not easy to open. If you choose not to lift the child over and want easy no lift entry get the one eith the gate
957756
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.
1068708
You can leave it open, just like a regular door. We leave ours open all day, then close it when we're home with the baby.
1038984
There's not latch, clip, or switch. You don't know how many times I tried to "open" the one piece that holds the two "panels' together. Very frustrating - put it down, walk away, come back, grasp each side and pull. That's what I did, and it worked.
1070013
On the panel that you're talking about, make sure that it's not upside down. It's actually a window and it has two latches to keep it closed by sliding along the bars.
1440747
There is a thin plastic sheet you can attach at the corners, they attach with clips, to create two rooms, it is very thin so we ended up not using it between us and the kids. Also, the door is accessible from either side of the "sheet".
1342226
Ours is only 2 feet tall and can be stepped over. As with the other responders you can unclip the ends and turn a panel back if you cannot step over. No door.
240671
I've not had any problems. It has a slot to remove it is positioned in a way that to get it off you must lift straight up when the toddler seat is in the down position.
1969179
Hi! You can flip the door completely up on top of the box so it stays open all the time. You would not need to remove the door :)I hope this helps!Tracy
1895715
The picture is a bit deceiving - the doors actually slide into the middle position to allow access, not open outwards. So if there are ever issues you can just leave the door "open" but without getting in the way. If that doesn't work for you - the doors are not too bad to get off.