Patching a Pac n Play?

[Controlled Chaos]

I have a pac n play that is in good condition except for a few small holes (starting to grow) in the mesh. They are small enough they are safe, but I would like to patch them before it becomes dangerous/unusable.

Any suggestions?

Licensing allows 2inch in diameter holes so I am within regs, but I want to get it fixed, patched before it gets worse

[Baby Beluga]

Maybe heavy duty thread or some type of sport mesh?

[Blackcat31]

http://www.ehow.com/how_6940480_repair-mesh-pack-_n_-play.html

[Controlled Chaos]

http://www.ehow.com/how_6940480_repa...-_n_-play.html

oh you and your use of the ehow Why didn't think of that?
Thanks

[crazydaycarelady]

I had that too and I just repaired it with a few pieces of dental floss.

I am surprised licensing allows holes at all since a child could rip the hole bigger.

[AmyKidsCo]

I had that too and I just repaired it with a few pieces of dental floss.

That's what my licensor said to use.

I am surprised licensing allows holes at all since a child could rip the hole bigger.

Mine doesn't. I had a couple of eraser-sized holes and got written up because the child could pick at it and make it big enough to be a strangling hazard. The child was 3 mos at the time so I figured I had a little time before it would be a danger.

[Unregistered]

Holes or repairs would be a big fine here. Unsafe sleep environment. No modifications allowed to any crib or pac n play.