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Teach723
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Pack n play

Is this necessary. I live in a condo and am limited on space. Registered for one plus a swing and bouncer. Thinking it's too much. Thoughts?

Posted 12/27/11 11:35 PM
 
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Momma2Be
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Dina

Re: Pack n play

For me it was because I used it as a bassinet and had DS sleep in our bedroom in the beginning. Once he outgrew the bassinet part (at 5 months old) I never really used it again.

Posted 12/27/11 11:38 PM
 

Teach723
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Re: Pack n play

Posted by Momma2Be

For me it was because I used it as a bassinet and had DS sleep in our bedroom in the beginning. Once he outgrew the bassinet part (at 5 months old) I never really used it again.



Ok, for the bassinet I registered for the travel lite crib. Same concept I guess minus the changing table part.

Posted 12/27/11 11:41 PM
 

CunningOne
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Re: Pack n play

I used mine in the beginning as a changing place while it was set up in my LR. AS they got older, I sometimes would let them nap in it. And it was very useful when we traveled and stayed places, I set it up as their bed!

Posted 12/28/11 12:06 AM
 

skinny
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Momma

Re: Pack n play

For us, it was necessary. Our house is 2 floors. We kept the PNP on the 1st floor and used it to change the boys. We also kept back up supplies in it (outfits, blankets, diapers, wipes, etc). I guess it depends on whether you need it to have the baby sleep. If you have a crib and/ or bassinet, you can prob skip it if you have a smaller place.

Posted 12/28/11 5:32 AM
 

WenRC
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Wendy

Re: Pack n play

I registered for one but did'nt get one. I got a bassinet as a (hand-me-down) gift. So we will be using that for a couple of months. I don't think we will need the pack and play anymore. Not to mention, I did'nt know if I could leave it out downstairs with the cat getting into everything he wants to while we sleep Chat Icon

Posted 12/28/11 7:28 AM
 

StaceyWill
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Member since 6/10

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Stacey

Re: Pack n play

My sis lives in a basement apt., so her space is limited. She has a pack and play (she keeps in the living room), a swing, and a bouncer. She said that she could've done without the swing for a while- but she loves the bouncer and pack and play.

Posted 12/28/11 8:14 AM
 

MrsS2005
Mom of 3

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B

Re: Pack n play

We have a house so I thought it would be useful. It was a huge waste because DS hated it. We got some use out of it more so with guests who have kids. I'm hoping we'll have more success with the PNP this time around.

Posted 12/28/11 8:18 AM
 

MySunshine
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Re: Pack n play

I live in an apartment so we are def limited on space but I did register and get one. I plan do have Baby nap in the living room in it but most importantly when I go back to work I will bring that to the nanny's house so he can sleep. We will also be using it for when we travel.

Posted 12/28/11 8:46 AM
 

dazies827
expecting boy # 3

Member since 9/09

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Chris

Re: Pack n play

We live in an apartment too but, Im getting the swing, bouncer and pack n play. When I had my DS he loved the swing and bouncer, all though back then you had to rock it yourself,lol. The pack n play will be great for changing and keeping the baby away from the dogs, as well as naps and all.

Posted 12/28/11 8:59 AM
 

MaZz
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Member since 2/09

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Gina

Re: Pack n play

I'm in a condo too and not registering for a pnp. Instead I put the travel lite crib on there to use as a bassinet in my room and to take on vacation with me.

Posted 12/28/11 9:15 AM
 

ali120206
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Re: Pack n play

Posted by chmlengr

I used mine in the beginning as a changing place while it was set up in my LR. AS they got older, I sometimes would let them nap in it. And it was very useful when we traveled and stayed places, I set it up as their bed!



Same here.

Posted 12/28/11 11:14 AM
 
 

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