Not full time, just for a vacation. At what age will the pack n play be too small or not the right fit for a child?
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We used ours when visiting our friends a few weekends ago an d it was getting tight. When we visit my family for thanksgiving I think we might have to put her on a twin (they have a extra) on the floor.
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Last time we were able to use it was 18 months.
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usually by ~24 months it's small, but some LOs like it cozy and ball themselves up and can get away with it until almost 3.
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Our now 20 month old uses it while we travel.
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I guess it depends on how big your LO is - my DD stayed in one in September, she was 2.5 yrs old - she is short though and I def think that was the last time she will be able to use one -her feet were at the bottom!
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My sister's 29 month old twins slept in PnPs at our house when they visited.
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4 years old? A long time from now.... like when the kid can say I WILL NOT SLEEP HERE and so I will climb out.
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First I read as "rock n play" and was like what the heck...had to go back and re-read
My 2 year old niece sleeps in one at my house, but the 3 year old refuses.
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LO did it a few weeks ago for a week. She slept better than she does at home.
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DS is almost 3 and on the taller side. He slept in a Bjorn crib for a month when we were traveling earlier this summer. He sleeps all curled up though, so length wasn't really an issue
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Last time LO slept in a travel crib was around 18 months. I would have attempted again this past summer, but he was already in a toddler bed. Felt like it might be going backwards to confine him again.
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my kid is small and sleeps in a tight, confined position so I could see him fitting until 3-4 yo!!
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My dad remembers being in his crib--his sister is around 4 years younger, so they didn't bother to switch him till his sister was born. I think if the kid is too old, they will let you know.
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haha I know a 2.5 year old that slept in it for a week
if their body fits, why not? lol.
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My daughter could not comfortably sleep in a crib at 8 months - it really varies kid to kid.
My 2 year old niece sleeps in one at my house, but the 3 year old refuses.
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