KidCo Peadpod question

[Anonymous]

We have the KidCo Peapod travel bed/tent and used it for a previous overseas trip - our issue with it is that DC is a stomach sleeper so in the Peapod, which doesn't seem to have a compatible sheet, his drool pooled under his face, waking him up every time he was soundly alseep. I know, gross. Considering our travel logistics, the Peapod is really the best option for us b/c it's lightweight and we move sleeping locales on our next trip. Has anyone else dealt with the drool issue? Is there a sheet that I'm missing? On the last trip, I laid down a blanket for him to sleep on, but it was mess because it constantly bunched, etc. Any tips appreciated!

[Anonymous]

I recommend the baby bjorn travel crib. It is compact and lightweight, very easy to travel with and it has a real mattress with a fitted mattress sheet, very nice. Worth every penny if you ask me.
http://www.amazon.com/BABYBJ%C3%96RN-Travel-Crib-Light-Blue/dp/B000XDYLEK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=baby-products&qid=1262457538&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com/BABYBJ%C3%96RN-Travel-Light-Fitted-Sheet/dp/B001HX4DN4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=baby-products&qid=1262457538&sr=8-2

[Anonymous]

I had considered both the Kidco and the Bjorn and got the Kidco for the folded size, weight, and price, but haven't used it yet.

Could you use one of the sheet straps for securing sheets on regular bed?
http://www.amazon.com/Sheet-Straps-Set-of-4/dp/B000BFWFJ8/

I actually saw a similar garter for mittens in the Target $1 bins a few days ago.

[Anonymous]

Those sheet straps seem like a good idea - will have to look into those for our Peapod.