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Your thoughts: on PNP's vs. Cribs
Right now i use 3 PNP's for the only 3 young kids i watch. I might be able to get a hold of 2 cribs my old daycare i used to work at is getting rid of. I feel the crib are more comfortable then the PNPs. What are some of your thoughts on the PNPs vs. cribs. Which would you rather have? BTW, i'm not licensed.
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I'm not liscensed either. I have two toddler beds with sides/rails. One baby bed and two pak-n-plays. The pak-n-plays are loaners. The others are mine.
When the two pak-n-play families leave, I will buy two pak-n-plays. I like the portability if needed. -
Either or,... Honestly, cribs last longer. They are sturdier, look more professional. But take up space, cost more, and aren't as portable. It's a toss up. I'm in the process of upgrading mine to Porta cribs. One at a time as they rip. Be sure they are NOT drop side cribs though.Comment
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I have three pack n plays and one mini crib. I keep the crib up in a bedroom all the time. But, the pack n plays go down every day.
I think the pack n plays are stronger for the toddlers.... toddlers stand and jump in there, and the PnP is lower to the ground and a little more sturdy. But, the crib is nicer and more professional.
If I replace them, I'd always replace it with a PNP, because it's more versatile.Comment
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I use pack n plays only. I like the flexibility and portability of them. I keep all infants under 9 months on the min level with me. I don't want a crib on this level of my home. I have had my pack n plays for 3+ years each and all are in perfect condition.Comment
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I use PNP's because they take up less space but I prefer cribs because I don't like that the PNP is so low to the ground. It's one thing for an infant to play on the floor but impo sleeping near the ground kinda ****s. LOL! :
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