Baby Trend Lil Snooze Deluxe 2 Nursery Center, Daisy Dots

This is perfect! Our house is small, and our rooms are small. There's also a fourth child on the way. Full-size cribs, changing tables, sleepers, and bassinets are all available. etc. . In our current situation, it's simply not feasible. I'm thrilled I came across this! Baby girl isn't due for another few days, but I'm sure this will come in handy and make my life a lot easier when she does! I wish I'd done something similar with my other kids!.

Rivka Santana

| Dec 24, 2021

It is both attractive and durable. It was a little difficult to put together, especially if you hadn't done so before. Overall, we like it and can't wait for our baby girl to arrive so we can put it to use.

Eleanor Jones

| Jun 07, 2021

I chose a pak'n'play over a crib because I live in a one-bedroom apartment and thought the pak'n'play would serve me better. When I first got it, I thought it was broken and difficult to put together until I realized that the bottom part had to be up in order to put the side rails up. After that, I finished assembling it (by myself) and left it up for a few days to inspect it. While there are slits and cuts, the placement of them makes it appear as if they are required, so there are no concerns there. Overall, I like it, and it will be useful once baby girl arrives!.

Jovanni Stanton

| Feb 18, 2021

The basements will not function unless they are linked to the pack'n'play. What exactly is the point of this? You might as well just put the baby in the pack n' play at that point. I bought it because I needed a portable bassinet that I could move around the house easily. Not happy.

Belen Crane

| Jan 08, 2021

I haven't put it to use yet. It appears to be in good condition.

Leilany Robinson

| Mar 01, 2021

They do, indeed. All you have to do now is lock the arms, then the base. You won't be able to lock the arms unless the base is locked first: ) It even says so in the instructions! Overall, this is a great pack and play for the money; the only thing I wish it had was a washable bassinet! Alternatively, use a washable removable pad.

Reagan Carter

| Jun 09, 2021

I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a crib because I knew I would be moving when my baby was about 8 months old. I also didn't want to buy a used one because of covid19. As a result, this was an excellent choice. It's extremely stable, simple to set up and move, and ideal for smaller spaces. My baby was able to sleep in the infant crib until he was a month old. I wasn't able to use the changing table because it wasn't flat. I wish the side basket on the changing table wasn't attached to it. The matter is extremely thin, and after a few months, it begins to snake. Purchasing matters for the pack n play is something I would strongly recommend.

Idris GREENWOOD

| Feb 23, 2021

I'm satisfied with my purchase in general. br>Here are the problems I'm having:
1. Assembly is difficult because there is a lot of tension between the snap-in rods and the fabric that wraps around them. br>br>2. In critical pressure points, there are weak and flimsy plastic components. br>As you can see in my photo, the mount has weak and flimsy plastic around the wheels, which was easily torn during the initial assembly. Maybe a more durable material could be used for these parts, or resolving the issue in point one would be enough to solve the problem? br>br>Other than that, the rest of the attachments were simple to put together, and once the main body was put together, it was a breeze. However, based on my initial assembly experience, I do not believe this is a good product for pack up and go design; it may be suitable for moving but not for road trips: /br>br>it appears to be designed to meet most of your "station care" needs up to the early/mid toddler stage, and it can also be used as a crib in an emergency. The assembly, on the other hand, is a chore.

Zola Murray

| Oct 01, 2021