I bought a twin mattress but I am concerned about the empty space left for the crib mattress. Do I have to fill that space b4 put the twin mattress?
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Look at the manual here: http://images.step2.com/media/pdfs/821500_assembly.pdf (Image 41)There is a piece that goes in the front of the bed with the speedway. You take that piece and put it in the middle to fill that space.
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Look at the manual here: http://images.step2.com/media/pdfs/821500_assembly.pdf (Image 41) There is a piece that goes in the front of the bed with the speedway. You take that piece and put it in the middle to fill that space.
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We filled the space with blankets and stuffed animals until we changed to the twin mattress. He wanted the "big bed" once he got this corvette bed.
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the twin mattress we bought, a serta, fits nice and snug, no issues. crib mattress was only in one night
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When you place a twin mattress there is no extra space. A twin mattress fits it perfectly.
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No. You will need to purchase a mini crib mattress, also known as a portable crib mattress.
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i have the queen bed of this and it fits very easily into it's bag when fully deflated so I would expect the twin bed would be the same just smaller of course. Hope this helps.
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A standard twin mattress is just a little bit short for the frame. I rolled up a quilt and tucked it into the gap and have had no problems. I'd estimate the gap is maybe 4 to 6 inches.
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I used my crib mattress from my old.crib and it fits just fine. So I would say standard crib mattress is fine.
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A standard crib mattress will fit inside perfectly. We used the mattress from our crib and placed it perfectly inside the new disney bed.... i hope this answers your question.
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if its a full mattress, go full.. but since daybeds dont typically have a boxspring, i think the twin would be fine.. there is definately room on the sides.. and we only have the mattress on the bed, bot boxspring as well. hope that helps! my son loves his
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You don't need an additional mattress for the crib for the first few months. but when your baby gets about 4 or 5 months and gets a little bigger a thicker mattress makes all the difference to get them to nap in the pack and play. Our little one loves the thicker mattress and we are less stressed out thinking that he might hurt himself when he is tumbling around.
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That never occurred to me before, but now that you mention it, the twin mattress we got at Ikea doesn't stretch all the way. It's probably about 5 inches short, but since my son uses the top bunk for stuffed animal storage mostly, it hasn't caused a problem.
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I used crib size mattress sheets. They fit well. I believe you can get an extra cover. I never needed one. Hope this helps
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No...when you convert the crib to a toddler bed you are only removing the front bar and front panel. The rest of the crib stays put together, so the mattress still fits
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Um... I think my initial reaction is no. I wouldn't. I have a crib and pack n play and would use the mattress for the crib and the pack n play mat for the pack n play.
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I think the toddler mattress will be too small. A regular twin size mattress fits perfectly.
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It depends on the baby's length. Weight-wise, I am sure it will be ok, but both of my twins kept pushing their heads into the headboard of the crib by around that age. And they are not tall, actually probably on the shorter side at about 30-31" at the time. We didn't realize how crowded they must have felt in the mini-crib until we put them in the regular-size crib and the first thing they did was lie on their backs and stretch their arms up and out, as it to enjoy the extra space. That being said, they would probably be ok in the mini-crib for a few nights, but not as a regular sleeping arrangement. It depends on the baby's length. Weight-wise, I am sure it will be ok, but both of my twins kept pushing their heads into the headboard of the crib by around that age. And they are not tall, actually probably on the shorter side at about 30-31" at the time. We didn't realize how crowded they must have felt in the mini-crib until we put them in the regular-size crib and the first thing they did was lie on their backs and stretch their arms up and out, as it to enjoy the extra space. That being said, they would probably be ok in the mini-crib for a few nights, but not as a regular... » Read More It depends on the baby's length. Weight-wise, I am sure it will be ok, but both of my twins kept pushing their heads into the headboard of the crib by around that age. And they are not tall, actually probably on the shorter side at about 30-31" at the time. We didn't realize how crowded they must have felt in the mini-crib until we put them in the regular-size crib and the first thing they did was lie on their backs and stretch their arms up and out, as it to enjoy the extra space. That being said, they would probably be ok in the mini-crib for a few nights, but not as a regular sleeping arrangement. « Show Less
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You will have to contact the seller for this question. I bought the twin size.
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Yes, I just moved my sons crib mattress directly into the bed. It fits perfectly! I love this bed and will be getting another one for my other son.
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The mattress is set rather low into the crib....it could be problematic for a shorter person....unless a thick mattress is used in the crib.�