Pack 'n Play Close2Baby Playard
Overview
Description
The Graco Pack ‘n Play Close2Baby Playard features a portable and cozy Newborn Seat with infant head support and full-sized canopy to keep baby by your side as you move around your home. The Bassinet is a bigger option that’s also portable (or can stay in the playard) for when baby’s a little older.
When it’s time for a diaper change, the playard includes a diaper changer with wipe-clean fabric and integrated storage to keep baby’s essentials nearby.
The Close2Baby Playard also grows with baby, from an elevated full-sized infant bassinet for naptime into a spacious toddler playard for playtime (just remove the bassinet). Integrated wheels make the playard easy to move around the room or house.
Also included is Graco’s signature push-button fold for simple set-up and take down and convenient carry bag for travel and storage.
What we about it
Designed to grow with baby from newborn to toddler, including a cozy portable Newborn Seat.Details
- 29”H x x 39”D
- Overall product weight: 35.49 lbs
- Bassinet: 26.75”L x 16”W
- Infant bassinet max. weight: up to 15 lbs
- Portable bassinet max. weight: up to 20 lbs; stop using bassinet when baby starts to push up on hands and knees or rollover
- Changer max. weight: up to 25 lbs
- Playard max. weight: 30 lbs; max. height of 35” (child should not be able to climb out)
- Clean playard with household soap and warm water/drip dry
- Wipe changer and mattress with damp cloth
- Machine wash napper and carry bag in cold water and drip-dry
- Graco Pack ‘n Play Playard Fitted Sheets sold separately; do not use a sheet on the bassinet
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Q&A
Yes, the Graco Pack 'n Play Close2Baby Playard includes a bassinet that is safe for overnight sleep, as long as it is used according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. Graco designs its bassinets to meet federal safety standards for infant sleep, including having a firm, flat surface with breathable mesh sides.
However, it's important to note:
Only use the mattress pad provided by Graco.
Ensure that there are no additional bedding, pillows, or stuffed animals in the bassinet.
Follow the weight and age limits specified in the user manual.
For the playard mattress, you can use Graco Pack ‘n Play Playard Fitted Sheets. Sheets are not recommended for the bassinet mattress.
Depending on the baby's mobility, it may be best to use the bottom portion of the pack n' play at that age since you should stop using the bassinet when baby starts to push up on hands and knees or rollover. The playard has a max weight of 30 lbs.
Yes, it's safe when used as directed—set it on a firm surface with a fitted sheet and no loose bedding. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safe sleep recommendations.
The Close2Baby model features a portable bassinet that can be removed and used separately from the playard, allowing you to keep your baby close as you move around your home. The Care Suite model includes a newborn bassinet that is stationary and integrated into the playard.
Apologies for the delay. The bassinet measures 26.75"L and 16"W.
For safety reasons, Graco doesn't recommend an additional playmat be added (just the mattress that comes with the playard).
The mattress in the standard Graco playard is 37.5" x 26.5" x 3", however for safety reasons Graco does not recommend using anything besides the mattress that is included.
This playard does come with a mattress pad.
You can use the Pack ‘n Play Playard Fitted Sheets that can be purchased directly from Graco. The raised bassinet can be used for sleep from newborn until they begin to push up on hands and knees or weighs over 15 lbs, whichever comes first.
Customer reviews
Sure it’s great to leave somewhere like an Airbnb if someone wants to spend the time
Reading how to assemble but this is not what I want.
1) changing pad doesn’t hold tight and has a bit of a wiggle. This didn’t matter when my newborn was under 8lbs but has become a bigger issue as my son grows. It’s y steady and shifts so the pad is not level and my son rolls to the side/middle of pack n play. Not the safest and definitely adds a new challenge while changing diapers.
2) anything baby related should be washable. The changing bad cover does not easily come off the frame, and the frame does not easily disassemble so washing the cover is near impossible. This is not ideal, especially with a little boy. (A little Velcro on the cover could solve this easily)
3) bassinet is really only suited for newborn size. Once he hits the 10-15 lb mark it will probably be too small (but still plenty of room in the pack n play).
This is a daily staple in our lives with a newborn and we do love it but updating these few things would make it amazing!