GracoPack 'n Play Travel Dome Playard | Includes Travel Bassinet, Full-Size Infant Bassinet, and Diaper Changer, Oskar

We had to shift base very frequently with our new born and this cot came in very handy. Easy to assemble & dismantle and very very portable to carry. Our baby loved the napper. And the changing table saved our backs! Our LO outgrew the napper attachment at 3months. Using it as a cot since.Would be great had there been a way to use the base of the cot for storage.

I love it! My husband put it together and there was some difficult moments but overall not to bad. It's sturdy and durable which is a good thing for us as we tend on using this for a very long time. We didn't buy this for traveling, we decided not to do a crib bc of all the extra safety stuff you end up having to buy and even then babies can still get hurt. I do like the dome on this because of the size and it in my opinion is going to be just as easy to travel with since its portable. It's already set up too so all we have to do is put it in the trunk and you can compact your space by putting what u need inside of it such as dipper bag, blankets so forth. I also love the fact it's raised up higher so if I'm laying down and want to look at my baby girl I can see through it and i also like the fact that once she grows out of the dome there's another type of bassinet under it and she won't go straight to the floor. I've ordered a 3" packnplay mattress for down the road to still give it a higher lift for when that time does come. I believe this is ideal for newborns and toddlers and highly recommend this one for anyone who is interested in not doing a crib. I have looked at some with bounce seats and have talked to other parents about those and the seats tend to not last long. So I feel confident that this one was worth the money and I'll get more use for my buck.

I CANNOT get this to assemble!The pack and play and "middle" bassinet were fine....but the changing pad and travel dome are impossible to assemble!!! How are people doing this?!For both, there is not enough room. on the changing table, there are four bars that are supposed to go under small cloth openings, then connect in the middle. If you get them under the cloth, you cannot move them far enough to slot and connect them - they overlap by a good two inches, even when the fabric is stretched as far as possible. If you connect them in the middle first, they will not go under the cloth!Same with the travel dome - connect one rod to the housing, and the other juts past the housing and cannot move into place.I have read the instructions over and over, but they just say "bring together....snap!" as if it's that easy! I have looked on youtube, but the only videos for this are assembly of the actual playard. There is nothing for THIS changing table or travel dome - changing table videos are for different models.I thought this was super-cute but right now the travel dome and changing pad are useless, so I might as well have just bought a normal pack n play and saved $100!

Great overall! Love the materials, easy clean up. Difficulty translating instructions and putting it together as it doesn’t tell you which side to put the poles through. I ended up putting the changer in backwards. LOOK UP ON YOUTUBE! The changer is quite narrow I don’t think it’ll last too long, but the bassinet is larger than expected so hopefully she’ll be able to transition in it. We placed it at the edge of our queen bed and it’s a perfect height, easy reach in! We plan on buying sheets for the changer and mattress. They aren’t super padded, however, given its safety for infancy we’re not too concerned about it, maybe as she grows we’ll add an extra mattress. Once assembled it’s sturdy and neat. Can’t wait to use it!

We really really wanted to love this. The concept is fantastic! Unfortunately, it was a bit janky. Ours was never level - the changing table and travel dome bassinet both tiled in toward the center of the pack n play. Every time we changed our newborn, he rolled over toward the center due to the tilt. When we laid him down to sleep in the bassinet, we had to lay him down crooked so that he wouldn’t roll in toward the center. We decided to remove the travel dome and changing table and just use the next level to the bassinet... even the pad for that bassinet area tilts in toward the center. We’re purchasing a CPSC certified bassinet instead now. Awesome idea but definitely disappointed with ours.