Travel Cribs
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 | BabyBjorn Travel Crib The BabyBjorn Travel Bed for babies and toddlers is lightweight, easy to set up, and a bit larger than a Pack and Play (meaning that you will get longer use). It would be a good fit for a family that needs an extra baby cot at home and also wants something lightweight enough to travel with. |
 | Graco Pack 'n Play I use our own Graco Pack 'n Play as a second crib at home so that I can put the baby to sleep in my home office when I am working. It's sturdy, relatively easy to set up, and fits in a storage bag for travel. The Pack 'n Play also folds up to make a nice travel crib for a road trip, though it would have to be checked as baggage if you are flying. There are many different models ranging in price from as low as $70 on up depending on features. |
 | KidCo PeaPod Portable Travel Bed This lightweight travel bed folds up small enough to carry on a plane or fit in your checked baggage. The convenient packaging and low price make it our top choice. |
