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BABYBJORN Travel Crib Light

LOVE: 458 NEUTRAL: 188
REGRET: 14 WANT: 1326

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Denise T.

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As if traveling with an infant isn't overwhelming enough, figuring out where they're going to sleep while away from home can be a real challenge. Enter: BabyBjorn Travel Crib Light. Super lightweight, a cinch to set up and take down (we're talking a matter of seconds, here), and is suitable for kids from infancy to age 3. (You can check out our video demo here.) And the best part? As one weeSpring parent noted: "Baby slept great in this while traveling--almost better than at home…"

The Catch: Baby is very low to the ground in it making it hard to lower baby into

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what parents are saying

LOVE: 458 NEUTRAL: 188
REGRET: 14 WANT: 1326
  • I do really like this travel crib. There is a learning curve for setting up and folding it but it takes up such little space when it's folded up it's great for travel. We were able to check it! Nov 22, 2024

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    Open the bag, lift out the travel crib and set it up in one simple movement. There are no loose parts to attach. The legs unfold automatically and once you have put the mattress in you have a stable travel crib to use at home or on trips. When you’re not using it, simply fold it up and store it in the practical bag.

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  • I do really like this travel crib. There is a learning curve for setting up and folding it but it takes up such little space when it's folded up it's great for travel. We were able to check it! Nov 22, 2024

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  • Q: Can this be carried onto an airplane?

    asked by Secretly Expecting - Mar 19, 2014

  • Dimensions are similar to one of those roller suitcases, but it's about 4 inches bigger... so while you could fit it in an overhead compartment, probably wouldn't pass muster to get on the plane. I think you could safely check it, though.

    Allyson D. - Mar 19, 2014

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