We hardly have any space in our room and so crib would have to take out crib at night and keep it away every morning. Is it practical with this crib?
1111655
You would have to remove the mattress, release the sides, fold it up and lay or stand it flat. A hassle but not very difficult. It's one of the few cribs on the market - maybe the only one - that is portable in this way.
1111656
Its very easy to fold it up, If you have somewhere to store it , it only takes 2-3 mins to close it up
1111657
You have to remove the mattress, undo latches and lift up base that mattress sits on to fold up. Not hard just takes a couple of minutes.
1111658
Yes I love it. It folds up and rolls easily into one of our walk in closets. And sets up very easy. Best investment and have used it lots of times already with the 2 grand children
1118057
The porta crib that it was purchased for is larger than our co-sleeper. However, it may fit the co- sleeper a little loosely. Co-sleeper is stored away already, otherwise I would have tried it.
68261
its not going to be good for travel. You might want to look into the crib size as this model is for a twin bed. A suggestion for a short term is to roll several towels a log and place under the sheet on the open side of the bed.
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.
1885429
Yes. You have to take the matress out, but then it folds up pretty small!!! I would recommend this to anyone! We purchased pack n plays, cradles etc...but this is the best investment we have made as far as purchases for our grandchildren to use at our house. My grandson even sleeps in it better than his regular crib at home. Very roomy and will hold them well till they are too old to be in a crib. My daughter wishes she had bought one for her house instead if a regular crib! I would say a thousand times...buy this crib! You won't regret it! Look forward to it lasting through many more grandbabies.
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I am not an expert so I cannot respond if it is safe but space wise you probably would run out of room quickly. My daughter is two months old and 11 lbs and I would say there is not enough room for a second baby in there to sleep comfortably. Maybe for a few weeks to a month depending on their size.
1160668
I would recommend using a dust ruffle because you can see in between the mattress and drawer. It's not like a traditional crib where the dust ruffle will hang on the floor but it still looks nice.. and once mattress is perfect! It's not too high and not too low, it's right where an infant mattress should be but you could always try it yourself depending on what you like. I absolutely love this crib and I don't think you'd regret ordering it
2175455
If your experience is anything like mine, I would say no. The mattress sits on the ground, so, depending on your height, it is never the most comfortable thing to put the baby in and take the baby out of and would be horrible to have to do multiple times a night when the baby first comes home.
2098182
No it needs to be attached under the top part of the crib. You turn the dial to tighten it so it needs a space to attach it to.
1279766
I have it next to my bed but the sides won't come off. You will most likely have to stand up to get your baby. You might want to review safety guidelines before getting a craddle/crib that has the side coming off feature as it is not recommended.
2073915
Yes. It worked out fine for us. It was just perfect until we moved up to the standard crib. Great quality, nice and soft. Easily tucked down flat around the edge between the mattress and crib.
752755
If you can direct it to the baby it is ideal. You need to adjust the proper distance away from the baby and I promise you it works wonders. But just hooking it up to anywhere on the crib would not work as it does not oscillate. But point it to the baby and putting it slightly away it works great.
1159877
No, it will be too short and too wide. The shape of the crib is more rectangular. If you want to make it thicker just by a foam sheet for $9 at Walmart online or a memory foam sheet from Ross $12 or any other store that sells mattress toppers and cut it to fit the crip dimensions. I did it and it works fine.
900486
I m not sure, it might be too big. I have not used a mini or a portable crib. My crib is the regular size crib you find at Wal-Mart and etc.
1024737
Would be safe during the day, but I probably wouldn't have the kid sleeping on it. Although, it is unlikely to get "loose" in there. I tend to not have anything in the crib, but my cousin who has two kids, makes up the crib super snug and cozy with blankets. So, while it is a big no-no, I really think that an average person can make up their own mind as to what feels safe and comfortable to them.
277674
The company disclaimer says it is for napping but since newborns really only nap anyway, there isn't much difference! We didn't use it for nighttime sleep but personally I would not feel unsafe doing so. There is so much air circulating around the sides - much more than many bassinets - that I can't see how it would be unsafe. We used this downstairs in our living room because it was nice-looking, compact, and easy to move into other rooms. Upstairs we used a slightly larger travel crib.
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I would say it's a very average crib. It's not one of those pieces that overpowers a room. Anything standard we've purchased for the crib have worked and fit fine.