Q: Hello, I'm very interested in this travel bed for a trip to NYC in a couple months; my son will be 6 months old by then. However, it worries me that the bottom red part of the bed isn't mesh, which makes me think it isn't breathable; I thought I had read that in order to prevent SIDS, babies should not have bumpers in their crib unless they are breathable / mesh. The red part seems like it would act the same way as a crib bumper... if my baby sleeps with his face against the red part (because he can roll now), isn't that considered unsafe? I guess I'm trying to figure out why the bottom red part ISN'T mesh also, but if you could answer my question about safety, that would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Q: I see that a previous answer says the travel bed is good for up to 3 years olds. I wanted to know what the exact dimensions were for this bed.
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Q: The pictures make this look like the the bed is entirely enclosed when zipped. Is this true? Would it keep baby from rolling out and mosquitos, spiders, etc. from getting in? We will be vacationing in cabins this July, and our little one will be 6 months old. The mosquitos are TERRIBLE there, and a pack n play offers little protection. Would this bed be able to keep our baby bite-free as well as containing her in one spot?

Q: We are expecting our son in late June 2010 and hope to travel to grandma's by plane for Thanksgiving 2010. We'd prefer not to buy a pack and play/travel crib because of the expense and hassle of transporting it by air, since we don't expect to make more than 1-3 overnight trips with our son per year where we'd need it. (We would likely be going to hotels where we could get a crib brought in, or to other visit family members in other cities with lots of grandchildren nearby, who have all the supplies.) We're hoping grandma can borrow a travel crib/pack and play from a friend near her since we don't think it makes sense for her to invest in one, either. But if not, can the peapod be used for a 5-month-old? Would we also need to use it with a sleep positioner to prevent him from rolling?

Q: We've used the Pack 'n' Play for trips with my 12 mo daughter and while she's a great sleeper at home, she doesn't seem to like to sleep in the Pack 'n' Play - I think it's too hard, because it helps to put towels under the sheet. Is this bed comfortable?