What comes after PnP for sleep while traveling?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:lol my 3.5yo still sleeps in a PnP when we are away. She calls it her "cosy cave" and snuggles up and sleeps all night so we figure if it's not broke...

Though friends think we are nuts, but sleep trumps their opinions lol

Same! My 3.5 year old has no problem in PnP when traveling.

[Anonymous]

Hotels have cribs, almost universally -- just ask.

My large 2yo still sleeps in a PnP when we travel. She is tall but she sleeps curled up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:lol my 3.5yo still sleeps in a PnP when we are away. She calls it her "cosy cave" and snuggles up and sleeps all night so we figure if it's not broke...

Though friends think we are nuts, but sleep trumps their opinions lol

Same! My 3.5 year old has no problem in PnP when traveling.

+1. My oldest slept in a PnP at grandma and grandpa’s until he was 3.5. He thought a twin bed was too big!

[Anonymous]

Joovy Gloo (large size)

Just did a month abroad with our 2 year old in this. It's amazing. She loved it and it folds to fit into a checked suitcase.

https://www.amazon.com/Joovy-Infant-Travel-Metallic-Silver/dp/B07MP6R1WP?th=1

[Anonymous]

KidCo PeaPod Deluxe, the larger version.

[Anonymous]

I’ve always rented a full size crib when my kids were still in a crib at home. Bring your own crib sheet. I’ve found a lot of hotels say they have cribs and they’re really just PnPs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ve always rented a full size crib when my kids were still in a crib at home. Bring your own crib sheet. I’ve found a lot of hotels say they have cribs and they’re really just PnPs.

+1

Hotel Crib has meant pack’n’play in the last four hotels we stayed in— I assume it’s easier than keeping track of recalls.

[Anonymous]

Twin or toddler size air mattress.