Tell Me About Your Nap Time Furniture

[LK5kids]

PNP for the 14 mo old. Sleeping bags with a blanket if sleeping on the rug that has a pad under it. If sleeping on hardwood floor a kinder mat then a sleeping bag and a blanket.

I provide the sleeping bag.

I Find them second hand for $2-$3. They provide a blanket that stays here.

[Unregistered]

2inch mats, beach towels instead of sheets ($10), fleece blankets ($15). The blankets and towels have been used for almost 7 years and still be in good condition. Each kid has own set that looks different from others (color, print). All of them have the same size. So, we fold them in the same way and keep in a drawer chest.
The setting of 12 kid's beds takes 10 minutes.

[littlefriends]

I have one mini crib for those rare times I do have an infant (under 12 months). The rest use nap mats.

I don't have the room for cots nor the desire to mess with them in regards to storage and teaching the kids to use the properly and I hate PNP's made in the last 10-15 years because they are so cheap and flimsy and not at all what they used to be so not worth even buying in my opinion.

Me as well. I have a small house so no place to keep cots and I keep one full size pack n play put away out in the garage just in case I should ever happen to need it. Mine all have one “cozy” fluffy type blanket to lay on and then a lighter blanket to cover with and I tell the parents they need to be able to fit in the cubby so can’t be really big.

[springv]

We use cribs for our infants and cots for our 2 1/2-school agenda we change everything in fridays and the children take their blankets home to be washed and brought to daycare the following monday