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08-14-2003
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After the PNP bassinet?
DS is rapidly approaching the 15 lb weight limit on the PNP bassinet. What do you use for a travel crib after that? Can they sleep in the PNP itself, in playpen mode? (I'm guessing 'no' but I;m just not sure)
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Deb Mama to my guys, K (May '03) and Q (June '07) 
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RE: After the PNP bassinet?
Colin sleeps in the PNP itself all the time and has since he outgrew the bassinet. It's made a great travel crib for us.
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Karen Mom to DS 6/02 and DD 9/04
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RE: After the PNP bassinet?
That's good to know. I wasn't sure if it was safe. He mostly co-sleeps anyway, but I had originally bought this PNP for travel, and we haven't travelled yet, and he's almost outgrowing it already!
But believe it or not, even in a one-bedroom apartment it has come in handy to have a place for him to rest in the living room so I can see him from the kitchen!
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Deb Mama to my guys, K (May '03) and Q (June '07)
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