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Best Travel Cribs

The best travel cribs are super portable to make your job as carrier-of-all-the-stuff a tad easier., by jen labracio.

Traveling with babies and kids can be so rewarding, but there’s one thing you need when you get going: gear. To make things easier, you may want to have a travel stroller (or maybe your usual travel system will work just fine) and a travel car seat , but no matter how lightly you want to pack, your little one will need a safe place to rest. The best travel cribs are super portable to make your job as the baby gear schlepper a tad easier.

Babylist’s Top Picks for the Best Travel Cribs

• Best Lightweight: Babybjörn Travel Crib Light
• Best Affordable Lightweight: Chicco Alfa Lite Lightweight Travel Playard
• Best for Flying: Guava Family Lotus Travel Crib & Play Yard
• Best Affordable: Graco Pack ‘n Play Portable Playard
• Best for Toddlers: Newton Baby Travel Crib and Play Yard
• Most Versatile: UPPAbaby REMI Travel Crib & Playard
• Most Portable: Aeromoov Instant Travel Cot
• Best for Small Spaces: Bugaboo Stardust Playard
• Best for Car Travel: Maxi-Cosi Swift Playard

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Do you need a travel crib, what to look for in a travel crib, babylist’s picks for the best travel cribs, best lightweight travel crib.

Babybjörn Travel Crib & Organic Sheet Bundle - Dark Green

Why we love it.

Weighing in at just 13 pounds, the Babybjörn Travel Crib is one of the lightest travel cribs on the market, making it especially ideal if you’re a family who’s routinely on the go. Top features include an incredibly easy setup (it unfolds and breaks down in one motion, and there are no loose parts to worry about), breathable mesh sides and a firm but ultra-comfy mattress that parents rave about. The mattress and the fabric frame are both machine washable, so it’s easy to clean. And when the crib is folded in its carrying case, it will fit within any airline baggage compartment. Wheels up, with baby in tow!

Keep in Mind

You’ll want to stop using this travel crib around three years old or until your little one is able to climb out of it. But unlike many other travel cribs, there’s no weight limit for the Babybjörn, since the crib’s mattress rests on ground. This means you’ll get more time out of this travel crib than most.

What Babylist Parents Say

“Very happy with this travel crib – lightweight, packable, set up is incredibly easy, and it’s simple to disassemble for cleaning. The thing that set this crib apart for other similar travel-appropriate pack-and-plays for us was the thicker mattress – our 9 month old slept just as well in this travel crib as she does at home. Great product, we would highly recommend!” -BH

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Best Affordable Lightweight Travel Crib

Chicco Alfa Lite Lightweight Travel Playard - Dove

A lightweight travel crib is a sound investment if you’re a family who’s frequently on the go or if you plan on using it for multiple children, but many cost upwards of $300, especially after you add on accessories like sheets. Chicco’s Alfa Lite is a stellar lightweight travel crib but is about half the price of other similar options. And don’t worry—you won’t be sacrificing on features or quality. It weighs 13 pounds, is easy to open and close, folds down into a zippered carrying bag (with a large shoulder strap) and even has a zip-down side for easy access to your little one.

The Alfa Lite is Greenguard Gold Certified. Some parents mention that the mattress is on the thinner side.

“This travel playard is perfect. The design is sleek and the safely measures are advanced. The side opening zipper is buckled to the leg so no little hands can magically unzip themselves. The mattress pad also gets buckled in place. It took seconds to set up and take down. The travel playard makes your life so much easier while traveling and doesn’t take up much of any space in the car. 100/10 recommend buying!!!” -Sophia K.

Best Travel Crib for Flying

Guava Family Lotus Travel Crib & Play Yard

If you’ve ever traveled with kids, especially via plane, you know the value of having one less thing to tote around. Meet the Lotus: the travel-crib-turned-backpack that no traveling family should leave home without. This ultra-lightweight crib folds seamlessly into a compact, backpack-style carrying case, leaving your hands free to deal with the other 142 things they’ll be tasked with for attempting to leave the house with your littles in tow. (This feature comes in especially handy in airports.) We also love the unique zip-down “door” feature of the crib’s mesh side—it makes getting down on baby’s level for cuddles, feeding or play super easy, then quietly zips back up and locks into place.

Like the Babybjörn Travel Crib, the Guava’s mattress is flush to the ground, meaning there’s no weight limit usage recommendations here, either. Some parents report that the mattress is fairly thin, however.

“The Lotus crib is one of the best products we have. It is lightweight, folds and assembles in just a few snaps, and has mesh sides. The fabric comes completely off and is machine washable.” -Kristin

Best Affordable Travel Crib

Graco Pack 'n Play Portable Playard - Reign

If you’re looking for simple, sturdy travel crib that will stand the test of time but won’t break the bank, this Pack ‘n Play from Graco fits the bill. Although it’s basic, the features are anything but—there are a ton of things that you (and your little one) will love. We especially appreciate the sturdy frame, the roomy area for play and sleep and the push-button fold for quick and easy breakdown. And at around $70, this travel crib is perfect for using as an extra playard around the house and for keeping at the grandparents’ house or anywhere else you know you’ll be visiting on a regular basis.

You can’t attach any extras to this travel crib, like a bassinet or changing table. And some parents complain that the mattress is on the thin side, so that may be something to consider if you’re planning on using it for more than just the occasional weekend away. It’s also fairly heavy, so you won’t want to use it if you’re traveling by plane or anywhere else where you’ll need to carry it around frequently.

Best Travel Crib for Toddlers

Newton Baby Travel Crib and Play Yard - Grey (2023)

As your baby grows into a toddler , many parents still need the safety that the confines of a crib provide—especially while traveling. But what happens when your toddler is too big for their travel crib but too little for a bed? Enter the Newton. The mattress is about two times larger than most travel cribs, making it ideal for an older toddler who may be sized out of a smaller playard. It’s also 100 percent breathable and washable, made with the same Wovenaire technology used in the brand’s much-loved crib mattress. It’s flush to the ground, so there’s no weight limit, and it’s super comfy and GREENGAURD Gold Certified.

The playard weighs in at about 17 pounds, so while it’s not the lightest on the market, it’s still fairly easy to travel with and the weight is for a good cause. Assembly and breakdown are easy and the crib comes with a travel bag for easy storage. And it’s not just for the toddler years; there’s a bassinet insert for use from day one. Oh, and when you are ready to graduate your toddler from the travel crib, check out these great toddler travel beds .

Because of the Newton’s larger sleep space, it’s a bit bulkier than some of the other travel cribs on our list. The travel bag only has a handle, not a shoulder strap or backpack straps. And the crib is too large to store in the overhead compartment of an airplane

“I despise traditional pack n play style things. Newton’s playard is innovative and will definitely grow with a child from infancy through the preschool years! My 4.5 year old can still sleep in it comfortably with plenty of space. I really appreciate the thought that went into this product.” -Mona

Most Versatile Travel Crib

UPPAbaby REMI Travel Crib & Playard - Charlie

And speaking of multifunctional products, the Remi from UPPAbaby is the best choice if you’re looking for an all-in-one travel crib and playard to use both at home and when you’re on the go. There’s a ton of functionality built in to this smartly designed (and beautiful) playard. It’s Greenguard Gold Certified and includes a removable bassinet, a zip-down side panel, a triple layer air mesh mattress and a smooth, simple fold that takes one hand and only a few seconds. There are also lots of accessories to add on. A few of our favorites include the changing station , organizer and canopy .

The Remi is expensive, and even moreso when you start adding on accessories. It’s also fairly heavy, weighing in at about 20 pounds. This isn’t a big deal if you’re planning to use it mostly at home and for the occasional overnight trip, but if your family travels frequently and you need to bring along a place for your baby to sleep, it may not be your best option.

“Incredibly easy to set up. Our baby just started crawling and we don’t have a good play yard set up yet, so this was great to put him in a for the meantime. We purchased it instead of a Graco pack and play because of the zipper access and mattress quality. Love it!!!” -Rachel

Most Portable Travel Crib

Aeromoov Instant Travel Cot - White Sand

Pop-up tent meets travel crib in the Aeromoov. This 11-pound playard works just as well for a day at the beach or the park as it does for an overnight at grandma’s and is our top pick if you’re looking for one piece of gear you can use both indoors and out. The origami-style fold takes about two seconds (literally), and once it’s folded down, the whole thing slips into a bag and is less than five inches wide. It’s easy to stash for travel or throw over your shoulder and carry if you need to bring it along for an outdoor adventure. (There are also lots of useful accessories available like a sunshade and a mosquito net.) Another feature we love: there are two levels, one upper level bassinet-style for newborns up to about two months and a the main lower level for older babies and toddlers.

If you’re using the crib indoors and your little one moves around a lot, the fabric makes a “swishing” sound that’s a bit loud.

Best Travel Cribs for Small Spaces

Bugaboo stardust playard - grey melange.

Simple, streamlined and seamless. The Bugaboo Stardust is one of the smaller travel crib + playards on our list, but it packs a big punch. Unlike most travel cribs that open from the center of the base and feature fold-out legs, the standout feature here is the accordion-style fold. It makes it quick and easy to open and close by either pushing or pulling each side. You can even fold the Stardust with the mattress still inside—a pretty big deal and a huge time-saving (and sanity-saving) feature.

The Stardust weighs about 14 pounds and has a compact design that’s ideal for spaces that can’t handle a giant playard, either at home or when you’re on the go. There’s also a bassinet attachment for younger babies, a really comfortable mattress and all-around mesh panels.

The maximum weight limit for the Stardust is similar to the other travel cribs on our list, but because of smaller size, your little one may outgrow it in height sooner than they would with other playards. It’s also on the pricier side.

“I’m a first time mom and it feels like I have tried all the baby products out there. We were in the market for a new pack n’ play so I recently purchased this for my 5.5 month old and it is a game changer when it comes to portability and ease. I’ve found other products like this are bulky and difficult to store, but the Stardust is slender, lightweight and unfolds in one second. (No exaggeration.) I would highly recommend this product for travel, sleeping or playtime - in fact, we’re looking forward to traveling with it over the holidays!” -AlexT

Best Travel Crib for Car Travel

Maxi-cosi swift play yard - classic graphite.

Weighing in at just over 18 pounds, the Maxi-Cosi Swift is too heavy and bulky for regular air travel. But it’s also quite a bit lighter than many of the standard playards on the market, so we still wanted to consider it for our best-of list. That’s why think it’s an ideal choice if you’re a family who travels frequently by car. While you won’t want to lug it around on the regular, it’s easy enough to load and unload from any vehicle. And the setup and breakdown? It’s an actual dream, especially during travel when you have 14 other things to do after you set up your little one’s sleep space. Parents rave about how easy it is—it actually folds in one step using only one hand. Other pros to love include a super sturdy design, a comfortable mattress and a bassinet attachment that comes included at no extra cost.

As noted above, the Swift weighs about 18 pounds, so it’s not the lightest travel crib of the bunch, but isn’t the heaviest, either.

“We have tried a handful of play yards and the difficulty of putting them down and back up is what always frustrates us. The swift is truly like no other. It takes less than 5 seconds to set it up and less than five seconds to break it down. Not only is it so easy but it’s also so aesthetically pleasing!!” -Momof3

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• We utilized insight from the Babylist editorial team, including Gear Editor Jen LaBracio, an expert in the baby space for over six years and a mom of two who has written hundreds of baby gear guides and personally researched and tested hundreds of baby products, including many travel cribs.
• We reviewed customer reviews from hundreds of real Babylist parents.

A travel crib is a portable crib you can use for sleep or play when you’re away from home with your baby or toddler. While you can use most playards for the same purpose, travel cribs are specifically designed with travel in mind; they’re lighter, more compact and easier to set up and break down than your average playard. Travel cribs generally accommodate newborns to toddlers about three years old.

Whether or not you need a travel crib depends on how often you travel and where you’re heading on your next adventure.

Many hotels and even some rental homes may supply a travel crib. Using a baby gear rental company is an option, too. But if you’re staying somewhere that doesn’t supply a crib, you don’t want to rent or you simply prefer to be in control of what your baby sleeps in while you’re away, investing in a travel crib is probably a good idea.

Besides being a place to rest, travel cribs are also a safe place for your little one to play, especially when you’re away from your usual surroundings and potentially dealing with a non- babyproofed space. (We’re looking at you, sharp table corners and exposed electrical sockets.) You can even use some travel cribs as a napping spot on days spent at the beach or park.

Travel cribs can be expensive. A travel crib is also something you’ll use for years, especially if your family travels frequently. Think through these features before you buy.

• Weight. This is one of the most important features to look for in a travel crib. A lightweight travel crib is easier to lift and carry than a heavier option. To figure out if this is important to you or not, think through how often you’ll be traveling and which modes of transport you generally use. Do you travel infrequently and often by car? Plan to use your travel crib only for a trip to the grandparents’ once a year? Then your travel crib’s weight may not be hugely important to you. Are you planning several trips by plane where you’ll need to bring your travel crib along? Then the weight of the travel crib you choose should jump to the top of your priority list.
• Size and portability. Similar to weight, the size and overall portability of your travel crib are important features, but also dependent on how often you travel and how you get wherever you’re going. If you’re a frequent flyer, you’ll want a travel crib that’s not only lightweight but portable, too. Look for a compact crib and something that has either backpack straps or another easy way to carry it through someplace like an airport or train station. If not, however, a slightly larger travel crib or one that doesn’t come with built-in carry straps may be just fine.
• Longevity. How long you’ll be able to use your travel crib is a big factor to consider while shopping. One thing to consider is the crib’s design. Although not outwardly labeled this way, there are two basic types of travel cribs: cribs with raised mattresses and cribs where the mattress lies flush with the floor. Most travel cribs with raised mattresses have weight maximums. This means that if you have a larger, heavier child, they may exceed the travel crib’s weight long before you feel comfortable letting them sleep in a regular bed or even a toddler travel bed while you’re away from home. Travel cribs where the mattress sits directly on the floor, however, often do not have weight maximums. While your little one still may outgrow the crib by height, these types of travel cribs often can be used for a longer period of time.
• Ease of breakdown and setup. Travel with babies and toddlers is no easy feat. Look for a travel crib that sets up and breaks down quickly and easily so you can spend less time grappling with gear and more time enjoying your vacation.
• Materials and breathability. Look for a travel crib with a breathable mattress, breathable mesh sides and one that’s made from soft, comfortable materials. If it’s important to you, you may prefer a travel crib that’s GREENGUARD Gold Certified or uses organic materials. Removable and machine washable sides and covers are also nice-to-have features in case of a mess.
• Budget. Travel cribs can get pricey, especially if you want one that’s extremely lightweight and portable. Thinking through how often you’ll be traveling and what types of features will make the most sense to you can help you determine your budget.

Jen LaBracio

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Jen LaBracio is Babylist’s Senior Gear Editor, a role that perfectly combines her love of all things baby gear with her love of (obsessive) research. When she’s not testing out a new high chair or pushing the latest stroller model around her neighborhood, she likes to run, spin, listen to podcasts, read and spend time at the beach. In her past life, she worked for over a decade in children’s publishing. She lives outside of Chicago with her husband and their two boys, Will and Ben.

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• Integrated padded floor for baby's comfort
• Mesh sides allow airflow for your child's comfort and provide visibility
• Includes travel bag with shoulder strap for convenience

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• Model#: 2184648
• Product Width: 30.75 in
• Product Height: 34.75 in
• Product Depth: 26.75 in
• Product Weight: 4.7 lb

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• To clean bassinet fabric, machine wash and hang dry.
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With 3 growing stages, the Graco Travel Lite Crib with Stages is specially designed to grow with your baby from newborn to young toddler. Each stage provides a safe, cozy, yet portable spot for baby to sleep by your side. Plus, the Travel Lite Crib folds compactly and includes a carry bag to make travel easy.

• Dimensions: 23.19"W x 33-1/2"W x 32-1/4"H
• Stage 1 Newborn Bassinet: Infant up to 15 lbs.
• Stage 2 Infant Bassinet: Baby up to 20 lbs.
• Stage 3 Toddler Playard: Children under 35" tall and unable to climb out
• Folds compactly; includes carrying bag

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MOSTLY Love this, you can bring it anywhere. Compared to full sized options it is super light. I thought it would be difficult to assemble but it wasn't. I thought the bassinet would be way more flimsy than it was, but once assembled it is sturdy enough. However... As other reviewers mention, there are not really any sheet options for the mattress. Furthermore, there aren't any acceptable cleaning options for the mattress. It says wipe clean... Which would be fine in a perfect world. But babies puke, sometimes diaper blowouts happen, etc. So when your baby pukes in there and you wipe the residue off of the surface, know you will have milk/formula seeping into the foam to rot and stink. And just make sure the diaper is done up right, because if your babysitter doesn't do it well and there is a blowout, you have to live with any absorbed juice odors for the rest of the useful life of the product. Grako, this could be solved by having a zipper on the mattress so you can disassemble and clean properly.

This is the perfect travel size and great for small spaces. I love that you can use it from a bassinet and into the toddler stage. It is a great product!

A great little playard. Perfect to have two - one for each twin. Con: Hard to find sheets for.

Baby loves it so far. Only had it a little while now but works great so far

This isn. the perfect size for an infant. the footprint of the crib itself makes it easy to be placed anywhere. fits through doorways with ease. I operate a daycare and the quality can't be beat. I have another one and it is going on 6 years and it is still like new.

When it's packed, it's the same size as a packed pack-n-play. When this one is assembled, it's a smaller mattress and taller than a pack-n-play. Same kind of mattress. The stage 1 and 2 bassinet is made of material at the short ends (head and toe) that isn't breathable. I tried breathing through it and can't. Only the sides are mesh. As far as I can tell, a pack-n-play is better. I'm going to return it. I don't know why this even is manufactured.

My husband and I have a 5th wheel travel trailer, and with our new baby, space is a premium. On our first two trips we took our regular size pack n play, and it took up so much room and we were always having to dismantle. I bought this for a roadtrip to see my grandparents and it’s AMAZING! It’s slim size allows us to leave the pack n play assembled even when our slides are in going down the road! If you’re looking for a crib with a small footprint this is it!!!

I loved using this in place of a typical bassinet. My room is small and this fit in very easily in a corner. Baby was comfortable. It was easy to put together and collapse when we moved baby to his own room. Overall, This is a grace product that I recommend for new parents.

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Graco Travel Lite Crib with Stages - Sutton

• Convenient carrying bag for no-fuss travel and storage
• Integrated wheels for added convenience
• Weighs less than 20 pounds, making it easy to take on the go
• Airy mesh on all sides for maximum ventilation
• Three stages to grow with baby, from newborn to young toddler
• Newborn bassinet creates a cozy space for baby to sleep
• The bassinet grows to provide more space for a young toddler, making it easier to keep your child comfortably close to you whether at home or away
• Compact fold makes traveling easy
• Canopy with toys shields baby from light

3 Growing Stages

• Newborn: Newborn bassinet creates a cozy, dedicated space for baby to sleep. Supports newborns up to 15 lb.
• Infant: Infant bassinet provides an elevated spot for baby, making it easier to see and reach baby. Supports infants up to 20 lb.
• Young Toddler: Bassinet grows to provide more space for a young toddler. Supports toddlers up to 35".

More Features:

• Travel with Ease: Weighing less than 20 lb, the crib has a compact fold and carrying bag, making storage and traveling easier than ever.
• Canopy with Soft Toys: Canopy shields baby from light while napping and includes removable soft toys for playing.
• Easy Mobility: Integrated wheels make it easy to move the bassinet so it can be with you wherever you are.
• Airy Mesh Sides: Airy mesh on all sides provides maximum ventilation, creating a comfortable environment for baby to relax.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 23.2 L x 33.5 W x 32.25 H
• Stage 1 Newborn Bassinet: Infant up to 15 lbs
• Stage 2 Infant Bassinet : Baby up to 20 lbs
• Stage 3 New Toddler Playard: Children under 35? tall and unable to climb out
• Easy to clean
• Safe nap space away from home
• The adjustable shelf is not easily portable

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Travel Lite Crib vs Pack N Play?

Trying to figure out the difference between these... in the description of the Travel Lite it says its full sized, but I thought Pack N PLay's were full sized, yet half the pack n plays look tiny now! Confused :-(

they dont have the measurements listed? what site are you on? i found that BRU only sporadically listed the measurements of stuff but Amazon almost always listed measurements/sizes. try checking there. if you cant find the info, go into the store with a measuring tape and a pad of paper. i needed to be sure that whatever i get fits in the narrow space between my bed and the wall - at least for the first few weeks.

I know that Graco sells separate sheets for the two. I assumed it was because they are differently sized.

Ok so first a Pack-n-Play  http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2959499 Opens a new window

The Travel Lite Crib  http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3012715 Opens a new window

Oh look they have a "Portable Playyard" too, OMG! http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2844619 Opens a new window

Ya know... Back in the day there were Pack N Play's and that was it. They were all ONE SIZE!!! Grrrr! The second one is the one I think we want, but I don't want it to be so tiny that were done using it in 6 months. With our first DD we had an older hand me down PNP and we used it untl she was much older for travel.

I had the same question so I wrote to Graco here is what they said.  Basically it is more narrow than the regular pack n play. 

Product Data: Travel Lite Weight: 18.48 lbs Overall Height: 29.25" Length: 32.0" Width: 22.8"

Product Data: Regular Models Weight: 29.48 lbs Overall Height: 29.15" Length: 33.25" Width: 40.0"

I just bought ut cause I live in a NYC 1 bedroom with 2 kids all ready cause I wanted to save on space for the first 4-6 months as a bassinet style and then will use as a reg pack n play perfect small size

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Would like to know approximate travel time on the subway from NordWestZentrum station to Romerberg - also which stop would you get off at for Romerberg.

DB timetable

http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en

To: Frankfurt Dom/Roemer

Do you know if there is parking at the Festhalle/Messe station?

No parking near the Entrance City (station Festhalle/Messe) of the Messe (fair grounds).

http://www.messefrankfurt.com/corporate/en/reisecenter_zurmesse.html

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