Is this easier to fold and put away then a pack and play?
197595
We have this crib and the pack and play. This crib is easier to fold because you just lift the base and the two (longest) sides come together. I don't think it's easier to put away though because it is much larger and heavier than a pack and play. It's definitely not easier to take on trips, which is why we ended buying a pack and play. Just a note, you can buy a 2" mattress that fits into both this crib and/or a pack and play.
197596
While it doesn't fold as small it is easier to fold. Nice and flat with mattress unless you get thicker mattress for it. Fits in back of mini van standing up or laying flat while folded.
197597
Easy to fold and put away! I'm grandma and don't have a pack and play, but this is easily done.
493249
No. You would have to take off the handle and the legs. I think they named it fold and go because when it arrives, you unfold it until it locks into place, then assemble the handle and legs. Other mini trampolines required you to do a bunch of weird stuff to just assemble the trampoline part. We do not have a playroom, so this was in our great room all the time until Christmas (and new toys came) and now it's in the garage. :-(
816213
Yes, it's not very big at all. It's maybe an inch thick, and 12 in. diameter. It has a little case to zip it up in to keep it together after you fold it. Some of the reviews say it's really difficult to fold, but I did not have any trouble at all.
1585978
We have not had a need to re-fold it after initial assembly. But...it can't be too hard!
342989
The crib is easy to fold up, but only the crib sides fold in for storage (i.e. it gets thinner not shorter). In other words, the length of the crib stays the same, the legs do not fold. It is nothing like a pack in play that folds into a small rectangle. That being said, if you had a really big SUV this could potentially fit in the back (you may have to fold down the seats). The mattress that comes with this crib is very thin and comparable to a pack and play mattress. However, I purchased a thicker pad/mattress and my daughter seemed to like it fine. I would think that purchasing a thicker pad that would fit into your pack and play may be the best idea if you are looking to travel a lot. Hope this helps!
2230148
Yes, it does fold up exactly like a pack'n'play; it even comes with a similar carrying case.
1466363
Yes, but it took me a few tries to learn exactly how to fold it. You don't need strength or dexterity to fold it - you just have to remember how each piece folds into the other pieces.
1546099
It's 10 seconds more realistically. If I have not folded it in a while you tend to forget the method so I always refer to YouTube. One look at the video and it's an easy fold after that.
1986884
It can be neatly folded, but me and my wife found it easier to store it in a plastic container with a lid. This makes easier for even the kids to put away.
521281
I do not fold and unfold it a lot. It is big. If your puppies are small, there may be better solutions.
1718077
Yes. Extremely easy. It folds in half too for easy storage in a shed or garage
302333
Yes, it's very easy. Only takes a minute or two and then you can fold up the mattress and get it into its carry bag without effort!
1000325
yes, it's lightweight and super easy to take apart (you just slide off the bottom part of the legs and then fold) keep the box and it'll fit back in easily !
668390
Once you get used to it, this is an easy fold. The handle has to be removed and the wheels have to be removed to fold it.
44817
yes. It's easy to fold and roll away to where you want. Just make sure the use the "clip" provided so the bed won't unfold during movement.
2060456
yes you just have to fold the corners. I had it in a fisher price bassinet i bought.
519067
very easy to fold just push it together. I use both hands, but could probably be folded with one. I am 80 yrs old and not much strength left in my arms/hands