Is this suitable to be a travel/portable crib for my 11 mo baby (21lbs, about 30inch tall), super active
1479703
I think it would be too small. I used it for a 9 month old who was barely crawling, but would not use it for my 13 month old who is 22 pounds and running.
1479704
Its a great crib and may work for a short trip. I think at 21lbs 30" tall it might be a little tight for a long trip?
1479705
No I don't think so my daughter is 7 months old and 17 pounds and 25 inches and she barely fits in there. When she slept in it recently while we were in the middle of moving and we hadn't unpacked her crib yet she was very unhappy but she moves around a lot in her sleep. There really wasn't any room in there for her to roll or turn. If your son is super active I would not recommend this. It is very handy with a newborn but I would say that 6 months would be the max age.
1479706
This is hard for me to judge since my granddaughter is just a newborn. It should be fine for him; however, if he is super active my concern would be his climbing out of it.
674268
I think so. This is a great stroller! If you pack lightly, I think it would be great! It is durable, lightweight, and easy to maneuver.
594944
I think it could be too small, but most importantly, it is not a great stroller, it broke after just couple uses for us. Uppababy is what we ended up with especially from what I learned from other reviews, it has great warranty if you use its brand traveler bag.
592067
Yes is perfect, my baby is now a year and still using it! perfect for traveling easy carry on...
2037592
So far I put there my 25lb nephew to play and it still was ok. The limit for this cradle is active baby. I transformed my son into his crib at 4.5months, when he start to move around a lot. Then it's not so safe to keep babies there by themselves.
2090817
No. I actually bought this for my infant granddaughter to be used while on the beach. I saw what you may like @ either Ross or Marshall's. It was a fold up small flat travel bed by Eddie Bauer. Google baby travel. Beds.hope this works for you.
1803350
I'm not familiar with the Lotus travel crib. The BabyBjorn worked well for my daughter who's baby is tall.
481744
yes i would say it's great to travel with. i've traveled with this stroller on 4 flights. it's easy to fold up and also stands after fold. it's great that there is a strap you can put on your shoulders if you need to pick up the stroller and go quickly your hands are free to hold the baby and other things.
306131
Probably ok for short term use as a bed although the pad on the bottom of the Pack and Play is not very thick. Also, you would have to lean over a good distance each time you put the infant down.
1075654
Our 5 month old is no longer comfortable in this sleeper. She's too active and slides down with her feet dangling and her neck in an uncomfortable position. I think you can use it for travel purposes if it's a short trip. I wouldn't use it for too long though. I think it's light enough to take with you.
1256932
Yes! It's too large for carry on... about the size of a medium-sized suitcase. The top of the crib is the main frame, with the bottom being soft and frame-less (aside from the legs). The legs fold down and then the top frame folds in half. It comes with a case that zips up with room for bedding too. We checked it when we flew from Seattle to Connecticut and it worked beautifully.
597157
Hi, we are adopting and need a travel crib for the new born baby until we can fly home. Do you think this would be a good option. We do not want to use the hotel one due to germs and want something clean and safe for the newborn. Thoughts?
547315
Yes, it is portable, but is only on a perimeter frame. The napper collapses flat when used outside the packnplay, like a blanket. It would be fine if you hold it. I put it in the changing station for padding and so to access the crib portion.
1708796
My son was about the same age and height when we got it. It had plenty of room. We got it because the travel crib was too small at that point
825164
My 10 month old is 28 inches too and he is WAY too big for it now. I would only recommend it for newborns, we stopped using it because he got too big around 5 months.If you're looking for a travel sleep system, we just use a pack and play and when we're home, he sleeps in his crib.
2275434
It lays pretty flat so that would be ok, but I would buy something that gives the baby a little support that you put in the stoller. It's pretty roomy.
1114894
It worked fine for us and we travel a lot. we've used it with our son between the ages of 1.5 and 3 and it was great! A little cumbersome with detaching and reattaching but worth it. Good luck!