Is that a mattress in between the napper/changer and the play yard? If so, what's the max weight for the in between part?
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Yes, the mattress is used in the base of the play yard and also in the bassinet(raised position). The weigh limit in the bassinet raised position is 15lbs. The mattress is also used to contain the folded pack n play when not in use.
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Neither...it's similar to a crib mattress, but it's only an inch or so thick...basically it's foam covered by vinyl/plastic
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You don't actually sleep on the canapy part so I don't know is there is a weight limit...it is separate from the actual bed..
930893
It is meant to fit on the bottom of the playard. It's likely not firm enough for a newborn to sleep on but it's great for a bit of extra cushioning for older toddlers sleeping in the Pack 'n Play. It is the full width and length of the play yard. Hope that helps!
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Remember there is a weight limit on the bassinet. The mattress will take away from that 15 lb. weight limit on our Baby Trend Playard "Scooter". I would never take that chance.
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My guess is the play yards are meant for babies and toddlers. Most babies and toddlers are usually this weight and under. To be certain, you would need to check with the vendor or manufacturer. Also check the maximum weight of your play yard. You may find much more weight will crash the bottom floor. This is only an estimation. I don't really know.
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It is markedly better than the pack and play floor alone but its very firm but compared to our crib mattress has a little more give to it.. we have it in the ingenuity washable yard and it fits like a dream.. no gaps
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I did not see that and don't know why it would only be 25 lbs. I have a 32 pound tot that sleeps great on it. It is very firm!! I would think any child that fit in a pack n play would be fine on this mattress!
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No it is not. It does give under your weight. Great for kids. I have laid on it and it seems comfy, and my 7 yr old says it is also. However, I have not slept on it myself.
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no I am pretty sure that the bottom of the play mat is a firm surface covered by a cushiony material. my granddaughter sleeps on it without another mattress underneath. I do put 2 sheets on for a bit more comfort. I think it is a great playard - steps up very easily and takes apart also without difficulty.
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Mattress only. Putting a box-spring under it would make it too high. We got a twin from SleepTrain and they worked beautifully together. One of the knobs came off over time (mostly because my daughter overloaded the drawer). Plus one piece came cracked so I had to wait for them to ship a new piece, but their customer service was OK to deal with.
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The mattress is quite thin. However, my son does not like the pack n play at all but seems to like this (though it could be the novelty as it is new). Really depends on your kiddo and how much space/weight you can pack. We'll be using this for backpacking.
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I'm not sure? It's advertised as play yard mattress, so I purchased it for the play yard and it fits the play yard. I had to purchase an actual crib mattress for the crib.
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It is low, but not a problem. The mattress is a decent size. We like it. Its quite sturdy as well. Changing diapers while inside the crib can be a back strainer though.. so if you have a changing pad/station, then this shouldn't be an issue.
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i don't know what the mattress weights but it is quite a bit lighter than a regular mattress
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I think you are asking about the napper that is on top. It is for infants up to 15 pounds. Then you transition to the mattress set at a higher level. When they start rolling and pushng up on all fours, you drop down to the lower mattress position.
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A mattress is not included. What is included is a waterproof type pad. Ok to play on as is but I'm not sure I would use it for sleeping purposes.