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Topic: Baby cot / bed and highchair- any advice?
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27/4/2009 at 9:53pm
Location: isle of wight Outfit: 97 elddiss autostratus boxer 6 berth
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i agree, take a pushchair it will double as a highchair, plus somewhere to sleep during the day,
when we went a few weeks ago, we took the travelcot, but ended up making a little bed next to our airbed, and he slept in there (he was 8 months then)
much easier with night feeds etc (still breastfed)
failing that, look at kampa junior beds, they have raised sides, but wont be completely contained,
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27/4/2009 at 10:25pm
Location: Blackpool Outfit: Hartford XXL Maryland XXl with Awning
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we have 18mth twins,were away for 5 days,took travel cots but have now abandoned idea,just took up too much space in tent! we now got kids kampa airbeds,the ones with sides ,look really good,but you could get a pop up cot,used them last year,fold to the size of a frisbie,pushchair doubles as high chair,good luck and happy camping.
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27/4/2009 at 10:33pm
Location: isle of wight Outfit: 97 elddiss autostratus boxer 6 berth
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tbh, we got Asa to sleep in his buggy and then transferred him asleep!
and i just folded spare blankets to build up to the same height (and a bit) as the airbed and put him in the baby sleeping bag http://www.marshallleisure.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=34_195_35&products_id=169
(hope that link works, not very good at this!) cheapest i have found them
if you have sleeping pods in your tent, i cleared one out during the day and put a blanket on the floor, added some toys and half closed the door (inner netting one)! Asa could the roll round in there, i could still see him and he still felt part of it all, but was happy with himself! and safe of course!
dont bother with disposable bibs, they are too young for them and just rip them off!
i ended up popping into tesco and buying the pack of 5 economy ones and using them till they died! if weather is good, you could rinse them out and they wont take long to dry.
we use terry nappies too, so didnt have to worry about bins, just a nappy pail, washing and everything else!lol
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