Has anyone tried to move this out of one room to another? I want to have this in our room until she is a few weeks old, then move her to her room.
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Yes Genevieve I have its very light,I just slide it out my room into the living room from time to time. I love this crib!
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It's not heavy at all to carry but you may have to dissamble to move to another room, which is very easy to do so
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I usually don't do reviews but I was so please with it,and I put it together myself because her dad was watching a football game smh. We don't have a lot if space so I was really please with the size not to big or small.
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I was able to assemble it in my living room and then move it into my baby's room without any problem. It was a tight squeeze through the doorway, but I live in an older home and have narrow doorways anyway. Hope that helps!
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Yes. We often will bring the chair to another room and it is very easy to do so. The wheels are only in the front, but that hasn't been an issue when moving the chair with the baby in it. In my opinion, the chair is sturdy and safe for the child but it is smooth enough to move easily.
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I'm with you all...just turned 8 months, sleeps like a lamb in the RnP, but is so active that she can't sleep in her crib. I'm all for letting her cry herself to sleep at this age, but we live in an apartment and I'm trying to be aware of our upstairs neighbors. Ugghhh...this is frustrating. :(
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I have a fairly high and loose pile carpet and it worked fine. It obviously depends on their strength to move it around, but I find they didn't really move themselves around it on their own anyway until they were strong enough to cruise on their own, in which case, I didn't need it. But that was just my girls. They are 15 months next week and still love the table though, especially the piano section.
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You could, although it's a bit awkward, but very stable. Baby won't roll off if because of the edges. We just have ours on his dresser and it works perfectly there! Hope this helps.
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Mine did the same thing! I ended up moving her old bed out and putting a blanket she loves on the new bed. It probably took a week until she started sleeping on it regularly. Now she loves it.
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This is a little difficult for you to move from room to room ONLY if you don't know how to properly collapse it. In the bottom center of the playard is a pull cord and you can collapse it by pushing down on the parts of the frame. You can find videos instructing you on how to collapse (and even take it apart to wash it) online.
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I would have done two separate: reason being that once they are maybe 3 months old and stirring a bit, they kind of almost roll towards the middle/separator and also are more aware of the other one (not very much, but still). They also just outgrow this so fast. I would just have two mini cribs from the get-go, because that is what we ended up using for the next year. Good luck, have fun!
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As long as it's properly secured to a wall, you should have no problem placing it in a nursery. We placed ours in a playroom when our daughter was around 16 months.
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I purchased this crib for my daughter's new baby that is only a 9 days old. They are moving in the near future and it hasn't even been put together yet..he is sleeping in a bassinet for now. We have not purchased the crib conversion rail yet.
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If you have the bigger size they can as long as the don't move much while they sleep (with supervision). My kid has 15months now and he moves all around so I don't think he would like to share it with anyone! Not enough space for two.
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I would say no. That never happened for us. I used this for my son a lot and have used it for my daughter as well. My son jumped out if his big crib just after 2 1/2. I don't recall when he was able to get out of the Bjorn but we never had a safety issue with it. It's the best!
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All depends on mobility, if they can wiggle and 'spin' a bit this gets pretty small fast. I think we were able to use it until 4 months or so. Weight isn't the limiting factor as this is really just walls for the floor. Once they can roll even a little this is too small. We just used a small quilt on the floor as it gave room to spin and toys could be a little further away rather than right next to the kid.
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Yes it can, however; an older baby (over 7 months) doesn't want to stay in the small space.
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I do not have the Cozy Starter Home for my gr. baby . . .she uses a house from another group of little peeps. Sorry :(P.S. The beds separate into twin beds
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I haven't tried that but it seems to key in on the baby's movement more, however any movement will make it think all is ok. Try to only use it in a static environment where the baby is the only thing that can move.
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I think it woukd be awfully diffucult for a child to undo. We've had ours for several months & the latch is slightly more worn in (thus easier to undo) but there's no way my 2 yr old could pull it apart unless i didnt snap it in all the way.