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Subject Topic: Sleeping Toddlers Post Reply Post New Topic
05/5/2007 at 10:21pm
 Location: Plymouth
 Outfit: Vango Diablo 600
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I am sure this topic has cropped up before but I can't find anything so I thought I would ask anyway.

We are taking our 3 and 1 year old to France for 3 weeks in July and I wanted to know what people would recommend for their sleeping arrangements. Last year we took a cot but now the youngest is too big (and we dont have room!).

I am not sure what is best, we have one ReadyBed but our eldest daughter falls off of that - but I am not sure what other options there might be.

Any advice would be hugely grateful.



05/5/2007 at 10:31pm
 Location: Manchester
 Outfit: Vango Inspire 600
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Our toddler slept in a gro-bag (sleeping bag with arm holes & zip-up front) until very recently.  He wriggles a lot in his sleep & this was the only way we could ensure he stayed covered up.  There are some very lightweight ones available.

Self inflating mats may also be a good idea - if you lay them side by side and block off each outer side then they can't wriggle//roll off.



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05/5/2007 at 10:33pm
 Location: Essex
 Outfit: Kauai Reef Coleman Galileo various
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If you have a double pod, put a double airbed in so it fits snuggly and there's no room to fall out of bed.  We have a three man pod but wedge the little man up against the "wall" and put the older one on the outside.  That seems to work for us.  It's funny because at home the younger one never falls out of bed but if he's on the outside of the bed when camping he always falls out!

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05/5/2007 at 11:18pm
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we used a inflatable bed what had sides and head board till wife sat on it and popped it, even then with the base flat the sides kept him in


05/5/2007 at 11:52pm
 Location: telford
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Hi,I got my 2 year old and my 5 year old the adult size ready beds.They wedge together inside a sleeping pod so neather of them can fall out.On top of the ready beds they each have an adult sized sleeping bag with velcro at the top so it doesnt unzip itself when they roll over.Inside the sleeping bags they wear all in one fleece suits on top of their  pyjamas and go to sleep with a hot water bottle in their arms.I never hear a peep from them all night!

The ready beds we have are on ebay.....search for( deluxe ready bed ) if you have room in your tent.

jayne



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06/5/2007 at 8:27pm
 Location: Plymouth
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Thanks for all the comments, I bought two beds today and am planning on wedging them in. Any ideas where I can get fleecy suits at this time of year?


06/5/2007 at 9:11pm
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Hi,  yes am very interested in this, we have a little girl who is 2, really want to go off next weekend but so worried about the cold.  camped last Aug with her and she was in ready bed but it was alot warmer as was summer

Thanks



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06/5/2007 at 9:28pm
 Location: Darwen Lancashire
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www.baby-sleeping-bags.com  and www.kiddycare.co.uk have plenty to choose from.

Cheers

Pauline



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06/5/2007 at 10:25pm
 Location: Essex
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Could you borrow some fleece pjs from a friend for this season?  During the next winter sale, make sure you buy the next size up ready for the following spring's camping!

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07/5/2007 at 11:34am
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This is a website I'd found before but not ordered from, probably will order now. Beware for disturbing pictures of adults in fleece all-in-ones!

www.donann.co.uk



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07/5/2007 at 2:01pm
 Location: south coast
 Outfit: see gallery
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Quote: Originally posted by greenhill on 07/5/2007

 Beware for disturbing pictures of adults in fleece all-in-ones!

www.donann.co.uk


 

 

i have a navy blue fleece babygro-for-grownups, from a landsend sale, and i love it. But however reduced it was i don't think i could go for the frogs oh my smileys




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