Omgggg I don't know if I should get a graco Pack N Play playard for the baby to sleep in or a baby…

I always do pac n plays.

I originally planned on using our pack n play, but my mom had a used crib and I decided to use it and now the pack n play only gets used for storage 🤷🏻‍♀️

But will it last? It says to use the top part until the baby is 15 pounds? Then after 15 what am I suppose to do? @amberspringer

@mothermother, put the baby on the pad on the bottom. My oldest never used her crib. To me it’s just easier, plus if you want baby next to your bed then it’s small and fits. They last for a very long time. My youngest went from that to her bed. Still is like new.

@mothermother, plus if baby stays at their grandparents or whatever during sleep training, you can easily take their bed there and then they will feel more at ease. But it’s clearly a choice on preference. If you get a crib, definitely look for recalls cause when I used one for my oldest, there were so many horror stories at that time with cribs.

But It's okay for the baby to sleep in the bottom yeah? @amberspringer

I bought two packs of three 9oz bottles what do you think? @amberspringer

So the 9oz should be fine then @taylorsmommy1017

Pac n play... saves money as well as it works the same way as a crib and easier to transport as needed throughout rooms and or traveling. My relative literally brought her Pac n play to picnics for her baby to chill in.... I actually thought it was a good idea.

It's not like neglectful if I decide not to get the crib and get the pack n play instead right 😅🤷🏽‍♀️@bbyzvcy18

@mothermother LOL!!! I know what you mean... i felt the same way but no its not girl. Get what works for you.

My son went from a bassinet to a pack and play and then to a crib but he still sleeps in the pack and play whenever he stays a night at my mom's. At home he's in a toddler bed now

@mothermother, yes

@mothermother, yes those are fine.