Washable Pack N Play or not?

[fishinchic82]

I plan to use a Pack N Play with the bassinet attachment in place of a co sleeper in our room for the first few months.  We also travel a lot, and will use it for sleeping away from home, too...with and without the bassinet attachment.  I really like the idea of the Ingenuity washable playard.  But, it's quite a bit more expensive than the Graco with fewer bells and whistles.  Would you pay more for the washable feature?

[starryeyes0784]

I wish the first 2 pack n plays i had were washable. I'm also looking at the same brand for its washable feature, that and because i have no room in my bedroom for a full sized crib and we also camp a lot. My 3rd son actually slept in his pack n play untilhe was 2 and able to climb out of it! We moved him to a toddler bed aafter that because let's face it, once they've figured out that it's possible to get out of bed, they will find a way out of any bed they're put in so why bother spending the money on the crib? Oh he was a fun one at bedtime...

[lkaykirk]

My mom is getting me that one. Because we will use it a lot and I like the fact that it's washable. Incase something happens and I need to just toss it in the wash.

[new2thia]

Omg is this a spam question because I swear it gets asked atleast once atleast day? I'm just curious.

[hwksoc12]

I'm doing the same thing. The one I got has a mat you can take out and wash. We paid under $100 for it. I hear babies grow out of things fast so unless it's a big convertible crib/bed there's no point in spending a lot of money.