Can you put 2 playyards together? I have triplets and want to make sure they have enough room when outside!
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Yes, two sets can be connected together (I personally own two play yards.). Just remember to order matching colors and a gate or two, if this is important to you. I have two granddaughters (first cousins) who are almost two years old and the play yard is a wonderful device to help keep them safe when they are at my house!
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Yes you can! But the more you put together, the longer your sides are, the easier it is for them to pull them down or knock them over! We have to tie the sides down with our 17mo olds and sometimes they still breach the sides!
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Hi Marcie, Yes, they are interchangeable. I would not recommend one, but rather get two. Depending on how large your yard is and how active they will be at 1, 2, 3 yrs of age, you might want to start with 2 and buy another as they get older. We bought two and it fits nicely within our living room. Trust me, it save us a LOT of worries when we have to do our chores and cooking. Cheers!
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Yes, you would be able to fit 2. I don't know how much room that would leave, but I would think they would have enough to move around (their arms and legs) without being right on top of each other.
436763
Yes you most certainly can! There is a reasonable amount of space, we use plastic storage bins with room left over for toys.
991239
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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YES, we have two pens and connect them easily. Just clip the latches on the first pen to the non-latch side of the second pen. You can also change the configuration to make one long "run." We either make one very large pen or use the fencing to close off the two driveways to give the pets the run of the entire courtyard. It's fun to watch cats, dogs and rabbits rocketing around the play space together. :)
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Yes. According to their website, http://www.mamadookids.com/faqs/ (see "dimensions" in FAQs), it fits snugly into Chicco play yards. If you are still concerned, they recommend that you contact them, and they will check for you. Their customer service is super helpful and friendly.
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I totally understand- it's fun to create different designs, but it would be cooler if you could do them taller. We have an older set, from a friend who's kids are grown and I'm not sure what brand it is, but it's more sturdily built & I was hoping we could use them together, but these marbulous ones are a little smaller. I wish I could help more, but all I know is the two sets we have are not compatible, so at this point I would recommend getting more of the same. I've seen these things in teacher supply /educational stores though, so maybe you could bring a piece into one of them & ask to try another one? Good luck!
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We had adults do it and it was fine - maybe lock 2 together so they are bigger? good luck!
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Yes, that's what we did... just orient the panels correctly and there is no end to how many 6-panel sets you can attach; it's better to have a few spare panels anyway in case you want to modify the play-yard. Another tip: We recommend that you angle the corners where the panels meet (sort of like in the main product photo), so it is more stable... keeping multiply connected panels in a straight position is not as stable and will bend when baby leans on it; an alternative is to fasten the panels to wall and/or floor.
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Yes you can, this is a very easy to assemble playpen and you can add as many panels as you want. I use it for my rabbit. :)
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Yes you can. It just hooked into the rings for the swing. However, I will say it doesn't swing very high. It was hard for my kids to get it to go back and forth much. After a few weeks of trying, the kids wanted the regular swing back on and this now sits in our garage. I have 3 kids ages 4, 7, and 9.
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We only use it at home but I think that it would be a bit cumbersome to take it down and set it up elsewhere. It's nice and large and Bree doesn't realize that she is confined in a safe space. We really like the play yard.
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In my opinion, 4 children or so that age would be able to play comfortably in there. Maybe a couple more, but they wouldn't have much of their own area. Very room for just 2 kids. HOpe that helps.
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Yes you absolutely can! I have a play yard instead of a crib, so its harder for the diaper depot to latch and stay in place on my playyard.Instead I hang it on my dresser, I preffer a wooden dresser rather than a plastic.
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Yes, I have this actually outside in my backyard and the roof is off, you can even room the stairs or slide if you want to, it's sturdy without any of these missing. My daughter loves this!
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Yes, I use it for a play yard sometimes and it works great. This is 100 x better than a pack n play! It's like comparing a Mercedes to a Ford.
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My guess is the play yards are meant for babies and toddlers. Most babies and toddlers are usually this weight and under. To be certain, you would need to check with the vendor or manufacturer. Also check the maximum weight of your play yard. You may find much more weight will crash the bottom floor. This is only an estimation. I don't really know.