1. How easy is it to move the play zone from room to room or to outside? 2. How sturdy is it when baby tries to use the wall for support to stand up?
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Its actually very easy to move from room to room. When we needed space or had to make room for guest its simple and you don't have to completely take it apart (you can move it in 2 pieces). Its pretty sturdy, but as your child gets bigger it may not be as sturdy. As my son started to cruise the playzone held up like a champ!
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It would need to be disassembled before moving. You might be able just take apart a couple pieces and collapse, but it isn't sturdy enough to just move! Baby on the walls has been fine. My 11 month old does her darnedest to get out, but has never been successful. It never looks like its going to fall.
2041393
It is fairly easy to move from room to room depending on how many extensions you have. The walls are very sturdy and they were the first thing my daughter pulled up on. She cruised along the walls for a couple of months before she learned to walk.
2041394
The Playzone is sturdy and easy to move. It takes less than 10 min. to move, and our baby uses it to stand up and pull himself up, and holds onto it. He loves it and it keeps baby and dog apart, when necessary. He will even crawl in there and just start playing all on his own.
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We move the play zone all the time and it's very easy and fast. I guess the sturdiness depends a bit on the surface the play zone is on. On a smooth surface the suction cups make the play zone pretty sturdy and support a cruising baby.
410819
I have moved my daughters 2 times since she got it. From one room inside to another. It is very simple, There are about 8 screws that hold the purple roof in place take them out then the four walls just lift and unlock from each other. So you'll have 3 roof pannels, and the four walls to relocate. The roof is more or less what holds it all together cause they sides can't unlock with the roof screwed on. Also keep in mind it has no floor like other people have mentioned so for use outside you'll want to build a plywood base or something.
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I attach mine at the very top of the wall and run fleece bridges or stick perches a little underneath as my guys really enjoy climbing and jumping in. If you are concerned you can start it at the bottom, that way if they are not used to this type of wheel and happen to get pl overly excited and fall out, they have a place to land nearby :)
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I'm not sure about the bassinet because I didn't need it. The changing table was pretty easy. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll do my best. If you have the changing table assembled (the bars connected and put through the changing table kind of like a curtain and curtain rod) then there should be two buttons on the end where the bar is not at. On one of the ends of the play pen you should see two places where to button the changing table at. Then the bars connect to the play pen so that when you are not using it, you can move it to where it hangs on the outside of the play pen and out of your way. Hope this helps and you get it put together. I'm not sure about the bassinet because I didn't need it. The changing table was pretty easy. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll do my best. If you have the changing table assembled (the bars connected and put through the changing table kind of like a curtain and curtain rod) then there should be two buttons on the end where the bar is not at. On one of the ends of the play pen you should see two places where to button the changing table at. Then the bars connect to the play pen so that when you are not using it, you can move it to where it hangs on the outside of the play pen... » Read More I'm not sure about the bassinet because I didn't need it. The changing table was pretty easy. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll do my best. If you have the changing table assembled (the bars connected and put through the changing table kind of like a curtain and curtain rod) then there should be two buttons on the end where the bar is not at. On one of the ends of the play pen you should see two places where to button the changing table at. Then the bars connect to the play pen so that when you are not using it, you can move it to where it hangs on the outside of the play pen and out of your way. Hope this helps and you get it put together. « Show Less
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There is a lip u will have to lift the baby over. It is convenient and can be rolled to any part of ur home and fits in any corner. Glad we bought it!
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All depends on mobility, if they can wiggle and 'spin' a bit this gets pretty small fast. I think we were able to use it until 4 months or so. Weight isn't the limiting factor as this is really just walls for the floor. Once they can roll even a little this is too small. We just used a small quilt on the floor as it gave room to spin and toys could be a little further away rather than right next to the kid.
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No. My baby is super active. She shakes her pack and play back and fourth like crazy. I was worried that she would be able to move this play pen around. I started using this playpen for her and she does try to shake it but it stays firmly In place. I've used it both on tile and hardwood floors. Just make sure all the suction cups are pressed firmly down if not she is able to move whatever section is not secure. Also I've noticed that it entertains her better and shes distracted by the toys on the sides and on the floor. She feels independent and doesn't shake it like crazy
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Pretty much it is dependent on the baby. I stopped soon after my son could roll over which was around 5mo because his feet would hit one of the legs and make it collapse on him. A playard that crosses at the tip is probably a better choice to make.
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I used ours up until we had to move and my daughter was 22 months. I never left her alone and i always felt safe with using this bath / changing table...she was a healthy, but heavy baby too! The color we got was a creme as advertised.
105999
It can definitely move, but with the rubber feet installed it seems to stay in place. My 16 month active grandson is here at least 3 days a week. We use the extension standalone to close off one doorway and the play yard (opened up) to block a wide passageway from the living room to kitchen. They both work great keeping him contained.
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when our son first flipped over we had to take him out of his standard bassinet (at 4 months). i am not a fan of putting him in his room yet since our rooms are on different floors, and I have used this for his 'bassinet' for over a month now and love it. he really moves in his sleep now, so knowing he is right beside me is comforting.
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We started out with it indoors and moved it out in the summer. Our son used it most when it was inside. I made a "platform" out of cloth that he could sit at the top...like a little king. It does take up a lot of floor space.
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You can flip the wall from one side to the other. It is bendable. My kids have not broken it
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a great play gym -- 4 month old has been using it at various levels for a month now (at this point, grabbing toys and rolling over). Soft and cute, attention keeping for baby. I bought this for my daughter as a gift (baby's mother). For Grandma's house I have the Fisher Price with lights and music (baby likes nature sounds). Both are great -- one "no-tech", the other mildly stimulating with sounds and soft lights. Really just depends on what you like... I thought the Skip Hop was little pricey, but baby does love it and it is well-made (toys on this are super-cute, and soft. Mostly hard plastic on the Fisher Price one). Hope this helps!
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Our son started using it close to 5 mo. At first he was tip toeing a little so we put a pillow underneath him. Now he's at 17 pounds and close to 6 mo. I guess takes a little learning from the little one to get use to it. Now, he jumps in it like crazy and he has learned to swivel and turn. He can stay in it for about 30 minutes then gets bored. I'd say it's a good pre walking gym to have. Develop those leg muscles etc etc. However I think when little ones get to start walking I don't think they'll care much about jumpers. So I'd day you'd get a good 6 mo out of it give or take. Hope that answered it... and its just my opinion. Aloha and happy babying. Our son started using it close to 5 mo. At first he was tip toeing a little so we put a pillow underneath him. Now he's at 17 pounds and close to 6 mo. I guess takes a little learning from the little one to get use to it. Now, he jumps in it like crazy and he has learned to swivel and turn. He can stay in it for about 30 minutes then gets bored. I'd say it's a good pre walking gym to have. Develop those leg muscles etc etc. However I think when little ones get to start walking I don't think they'll care much about jumpers. So I'd day you'd get a good 6 mo out of it give or take. Hope that... » Read More Our son started using it close to 5 mo. At first he was tip toeing a little so we put a pillow underneath him. Now he's at 17 pounds and close to 6 mo. I guess takes a little learning from the little one to get use to it. Now, he jumps in it like crazy and he has learned to swivel and turn. He can stay in it for about 30 minutes then gets bored. I'd say it's a good pre walking gym to have. Develop those leg muscles etc etc. However I think when little ones get to start walking I don't think they'll care much about jumpers. So I'd day you'd get a good 6 mo out of it give or take. Hope that answered it... and its just my opinion. Aloha and happy babying. « Show Less
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It is quite light and easy to move from one room to another room. I would not put it inside a toy box. It might damage it. We keep it on a coffee table or kids' table. We have also uninstalled and re-installed it back to move to another house and it worked great. But it is not that portable outside the house. If you are looking for one to take it on a trip, look into foldable ones.
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My daughter is 3 1/2 and she really loves the bed, she does have to squat down a little to avoid bumping her head. We set up underneath with all her baby doll gear and she loves it. The fabric that hangs from the bed to create the playhouse only comes with one long piece and one short piece, which basically means you have two "walls" for the house. You have to either buy two of the playhouse fabric sets or push the bed into a corner of the room. The fabric does fall down frequently. That's annoying. As far as sleeping, it's a twin sized bed, so really anyone can sleep in it. I think there is a 160 lb weight limit. My daughter is 3 1/2 and she really loves the bed, she does have to squat down a little to avoid bumping her head. We set up underneath with all her baby doll gear and she loves it. The fabric that hangs from the bed to create the playhouse only comes with one long piece and one short piece, which basically means you have two "walls" for the house. You have to either buy two of the playhouse fabric sets or push the bed into a corner of the room. The fabric does fall down frequently. That's annoying. As far as sleeping, it's a twin sized bed, so really anyone can sleep in it. I... » Read More My daughter is 3 1/2 and she really loves the bed, she does have to squat down a little to avoid bumping her head. We set up underneath with all her baby doll gear and she loves it. The fabric that hangs from the bed to create the playhouse only comes with one long piece and one short piece, which basically means you have two "walls" for the house. You have to either buy two of the playhouse fabric sets or push the bed into a corner of the room. The fabric does fall down frequently. That's annoying. As far as sleeping, it's a twin sized bed, so really anyone can sleep in it. I think there is a 160 lb weight limit. « Show Less