Reddit reviews Dream On Me 3" Playard Mattress, White
We found 8 Reddit comments about Dream On Me 3" Playard Mattress, White. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
This product is intended to be use from 6 months and up. Dimensions: 37.5" L x 25.5" W x 3" HAntibacterial, waterproof lock stitched binding helps prevent mold, mildew and odor from seeping inside like cotton binding allows.30 Day Warranty3" playard mattress. Waterproof coverNEVER use this mattress on the top level of Play yard in its bassinet positionShips in Certified Frustration Free PackagingPasses all Flammability tests (16 CFR 1632 /1633) without the use of flame retardants and also pass phthalate, lead and toxicity tests, also pass phthalate, lead and toxicity testsFisher Price Ultra Lite Day & Night Play yard #CJK24-998 When using this mattress, please make sure it fits tightly in play yard without any gaps between mattress and side walls of the play yardAccommodates babies 3 45 pounds. Fits the Graco square pack n' play
I just checked my Amazon order history and we got this one.
Looks like it’s only available from third party sellers now (at least here I’m Canada). Maybe the US site has it too.
The cost was $47 CAD when we bought it. Would imagine it should cost $30-35 USD.
Warning - lots of text below! My baby is about 6 weeks now and I'm exclusively breastfeeding. My Medela Harmony manual pump has been fine for building a stash - I pump 1-2 times a day for the freezer and occasional bottle feedings from Dad. I think it's pretty convenient, but I'll be using a double electric pump when I go back to work (waiting to see what Tricare will cover in 2015!).
Whatever you decide to use for diapering, I'd strongly recommend getting some prefolds (I got Osocozy unbleached). They're great for burp cloths, catching milk from your other boob during letdown, etc and they're also way cheaper and more absorbent than fancy burp cloths. Personally I love prefolds and covers for diapering, but don't buy too much into any one system or brand until you know what works for you. My husband hates prefolds so now I'm having to add pockets and AIOs to appease him.
I'd get some swaddlers (at least 2; my favorite is from Nuroo but that was a gift and they're pricey, the summer infant SwaddleMe wraps are good now that she's bigger but didn't fit well until about 10 lbs). My girl lives in footed pajamas and I love the Gerber zipped ones, we found tons at goodwill for $1.50 each but if you can't find them used, they're on Amazon for $10 for a 2 pack. You're right that other people will buy clothes, but they'll pick cutesy stuff and you need some practical choices too.
Nursing pillow - I had an unexpected C section and this has been so necessary. I love the Luna Lullaby since it's big and I had a big baby.
Some kind of baby carrier, I got a Moby wrap while she's small and it's amazing for running errands (I put it on before getting in the car and pop her in before going in the store, WAY easier than a carseat and stroller).
We were gifted a used swing and it is a freaking godsend. It's the only way I get chores done since I can pop her in there and cook, do laundry, clean, etc without her crying. YMMV, some babies hate them, but buy used and you won't be out too much cash.
Wubbanub pacifier is easy to keep track of and super cute.
Pack n Play with a mattress for cosleeping (recommended to reduce SIDS risk for the first 6 months). At least 2 mini crib sheets.
Earth Mama Angel Baby nipple butter is amazing for the first couple weeks.
QuickZip crib sheets will be amazing once you use the crib.
Simba baby safety nail cutter - no bleeding!
Finally, the Itzbeen pocket nanny timer is so helpful for keeping track of feedings and diaper changes, especially in the first few weeks.
Hope this wasn't too overwhelming. Good luck!
*Edited to add links to products.
You can actually buy a mattress for the pack n play which is what I did! They even sell sheets that fit them as well (slightly bigger than mini crib size). The mattress I just listed is 3" and raises it up high enough for me to reach very easily from side of bed. And I'm talking about the higher/upper level flat setting, not the changing/napping station that attaches and detaches.
No, they are smaller than a regular crib. I am probably getting this one http://www.amazon.com/Dream-On-Me-Playard-Mattress/dp/B004JU0H6O/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1413134388&sr=8-2&keywords=pack+n+play+mattress
Not very expensive, and I'll be able to buy a few sheets to keep everything clean. You can fit a pack n play sheet over the base that comes with the pack n play, but babies leak! I learned this the hard way with my daughter.
My LO sleeps in one any time we travel but the "mattress" that comes with it is just like a hard slab. We have this: Dream On Me 3" Playard Mattress, White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004JU0H6O/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_pFqAybKGP97XN
Hello! I have this one... https://www.amazon.com/Baby-Trend-Playard-Supernova/dp/B00JGE6L2M... simple and sturdy were my requirements. And this is the mattress I'm considering: https://www.amazon.com/Dream-Me-Playard-Mattress-White/dp/B004JU0H6O
Miss V will be transitioning to a pack'n'play when she outgrows her bassinet. We followed the advice on here and ordered a thicker mattress on Amazon to make it much more comfortable since the thin mattress it comes with is a hard P.O.S.
Our year old sleeps through the night in his pack n play. Got him a pack n play mattress pad when he was around 6 months. Should gave gotten it sooner. Always wakes up happy
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