Any thoughts on which is best ?!

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Feel free to elaborate in the comments. We are moving 6 months after baby is born so we don’t want to set up the crib until the new house. So we are going to use one of these. I’m just having trouble deciding! Anyone have any of these and can share their experience. Thanks !

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You really don't need any of that extra stuff on top. It never really gets used and its bulky to store.
I wish I would have gotten a simpler one that just had the main pack n play and the bassinet riser.

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They all do the same job 🙃 I got the baby trend one and I have a graco one but I got it with no napper or changing pad lol

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We’re moving when baby is 7-10 months old too, so I’m following!

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Get the cheapest option. The changing pad option is tiny so it’s pretty useless after the first month or so, and all of the “napper” options are unsafe for any unsupervised sleeping since they aren’t breathable mesh. In my opinion, the best Pack n play is the one I posted below ($66 on Amazon) because it doesn’t have any unnecessary or unsafe items. I’m a fan of the Graco pack n plays because they’re so easy to set up and take down.

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What is #2? I've never seen it before and I really like it

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I’m getting one similar to #1 & #4
Check out Pack ‘n Play Newborn2Toddler! I like it better than the others because it is a lot taller, and I won’t have to bend over to change my baby’s diapers.

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I have number 4 we never used the top items ... but There is a sling insert that put in at the top with a 15lb weight limit, we used that until she out grew if and then transitioned to the crib but we liked it! I think she was a couple weeks old here, I just pulled it up next to my side of the bed!

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I have #2 it’s good if you have a big house   My room is far from kitchen so I would take the bassinet with star with me so I can do my chores it also works as a stand alone changing table

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Honestly any of those look great from eye-balling it. I’d go with the cheapest one. You really only need the bassinet attachment for the first 3-4 months until baby hits 15 lbs or starts rolling, so all the added accoutrements kind of go out the window at that point. At some point you often end up changing the majority of diapers on the floor too.

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By that age the baby will likely need to sleep on the lower level of the pack n play so a more basic one would be fine. For most pack n plays the bassinet level (where the mattress sits higher to be easier to reach) has a weight limit of 15 pounds. The napper (thing that looks like a mini bassinet) often has a limit of 15 pounds also and you definitely wouldn’t want to use it once baby can roll over. The changing table on top can often be used up to 25 pounds so if you won’t have a separate changing area that could be handy to have. I have a Joovy Room pack n play that I love! It’s very sturdy.

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