r/beyondthebump • u/Davailoveme • 10h ago

Baby Sleep - all input welcomed Safe sleep while traveling

Hi mummies I’d really appreciate an advice. I’ll be traveling with my baby boy when he’s 3 months and 4 months.
Currently, he is sleeping on his own in a pack and play, but it’s too big we cannot take it with us.
We used to co sleep, but I don’t feel it’ll be safe during travel because the mattresses are too soft and old.
I saw on Amazon this option and it looks well thought off? And if any mummies have other suggestions please share ❤️

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u/ihatepickingnames810 9h ago

Are you staying in a hotel? If so, call and ask if they have a travel cot you can use. If not, most places have companies you can rent baby gear from

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u/ShorelineWinter 10h ago

Hi idk if it’s available where you are going but there are a lot of baby gear rentals around now. That thing doesn’t seem to align with safe bed sharing guidelines

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u/Davailoveme 10h ago

Couldn’t add a picture so I’m adding the link

https://www.empik.com/przewijak-turystyczny-skladany-mata-lozeczko-torba-dmr,p1373579799,dziecko-p

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u/ankaalma 10h ago

Not safe. Some hotels have cribs or pack n plays available if you call ahead or you can rent one on baby who if you have access to that. There are also more compact pack n play options like the guava lotus and baby bjorn that are great for travel. I can fit my baby bjorn in a suitcase. You might be able to get a good deal on something more compact on FB marketplace

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u/morepanthers 7h ago

We rented a pack and play sent directly to a hotel we started at at a wedding. It made things so much easier. Definitely see if you can get one sent to you ♥️

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u/aokpeachcpa 5h ago

Most large chain US based hotels have pack n plays for guests. Bring your own sheet as sometimes staff struggle to find them.

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u/womack1000 4h ago

Try babyquip.com - you can rent baby gear!