I want to use this for my 20 lb. one year to sleep on me during an international flight. Will it stay inflated for a baby this heavy?
1760223
My baby is 13 lbs but it seems like it can support a lot more. I think it would work.
1760224
I can't say for sure, but I do think it would be fine. It's a sturdy inflatable product.
1760225
I would say yes, but it may be rock hard. If you don't think they will mind then I say go for it. We took our daughter flying at 8 months and all she wanted to do was talk to everyone and walk. Hope you get yours to sleep! Worst that happens is they don't sleep well on it and you know not to inflate it for the flight home.
797672
In my opinion no. This product isn't big enough to accommodate larger children as it is designed for infants. For that instance I would recommend researching travel pillows for toddlers.
1855467
Whether two people could sleep through the night on it with it staying inflated would depend on the weight of the people and their level of activity. It definitely supports two children of 160 lbs combined weight sleeping reasonably quietly.
1427065
I have inflated mine twice and it seems to hold air well. Smaller than a normal full but seems like a good one. Most air beds need a short re-inflate every week or two. LT
931392
It stays inflated. It doesn't come with a pump though so you will need that also. And don't overfill it because ours ripped at the seams and is not fixable
907646
No Problem. I keep it inflated for 5 or 6 weeks on location. Just need to refill it a bit sometimes. Make sure you do not inflate it to much.
145019
My 32 lb toddler still sleeps on it. I haven't had any problems. Sorry! This is the second mattress we bought. Is your crib base good? Maybe not enough support there.
1437316
I have made one 3 hour trip since buying this seat for my 23 month old who still fits all other requirements other than being 24 months old. When she first fell asleep her head rested comfortably to the side. I did not measure the time this happened but eventually her head had fallen forward and was bobbing.
1594486
Mine stays inflated with no problem. Check to make sure the plastic "plug" that came with it is pushed in all the way.
1855465
yes , they do stay inflated thruogh the night with two fairly heavy people on them with no noticible air loss . after 3-4 years of use my 1st aerobed started loosing air and i replaced it with this one as i was sure it had a puncture somewhere but i did not have time to try and patch it.
1479704
Its a great crib and may work for a short trip. I think at 21lbs 30" tall it might be a little tight for a long trip?
1201943
Hi, not sure how much it weights, is not much you could even fit on maybe 1/3 of a carry on, the pump weighs about the same as the mattress, and they are about the same size before first use. Just travelled with the thing before inflating for the first time, I think it could be difficult to put it back the same size again. But works great.
1142011
I have not had any issues with this and my baby weighs 20 lbs and bounces like crazy in this thing. Maybe it isn't put together correctly?
1912408
Our daughter slept in her Pack 'n Play until she was 7 months while the Army moved us around. We have the Element with Stages and have been pleased with how well it's held up and we still use it now when we travel. The only thing we were a little disappointed with was the changer. It's supposed to support Baby up to 25 lb but by 15 lb, it was definitely sagging inward.
247573
It all depends on the luggage. We had it strapped to a carry-on size because well, you carry it and the car seat with you on the plane. My son is 30 lbs and the car seat is maybe 10 and it was awkward, but it worked. Our luggage was also soft sided so a hard sided might support more weight, but I wouldn't do more than 50-60 without first doing a test run at home.
2241135
The longest I have had it inflated and used it daily was about ten days. I slept on it those ten days and was very comfortable. It was the first time it had been used, and as the instructions state, you need to check it every day or so to see if it needs a little more air. It did on a few of the days, but not a lot of air at all.
121393
I just bought this and installed it yesterday for my 1 year old. It came with an "infant insert" that is basically an extra support pillow that goes under the baby's butt. It's that black pad on the seat in the picture. The manual says it is to be used for infants from 5 to 22 pounds. There was no other insert to support a newborn's head, though. If I were using this with a newborn I would look into adding one, though I worry about suffocation risk with some of those after-market inserts.