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See our user reviews to find out how it performs in the home. CHOICE price comparisons help you find the best price.Travel, Eat & Sleep > Arc 2 Lightweight Travel Cot Arc 2 Lightweight Travel Cot Review rating: - leave yours The Arc 2 Travel Cot packs away into a 2.5kg, easy to carry rucksack. This lightweight travel cot can be put up in moments, with it's colour-coded poles, for a solid night’s sleep on a comfortable foam mattress. The cot complies with British Safety Standards and is suitable for babies and children. Please note that this product is not available in Belgium or the Netherlands. Note for Parents: Winner of Best Travel Cot - Loved by Parents Awards 2013 Tip for Child: You can see through the mesh panels and feel safe Ventilating anti-insect mesh top and sidesShock corded aluminium polesWebbing loops prevent movement in use (ground pegs included)Removable, washable foam mattress with cotton coverZip-down front panel with safety togglePacks into daysack which is easy to carryArc 2 Travel Cot Sun Shade (available separately)
Weight: 2.5kg (5lbs. 5oz.) Dimensions: (packed): 31W x 20L x 42H cm (12 x 8 x 16½") Dimensions (unpacked): 85W x 72L x 133H cm (33 x 28 x 52") Suitable for Ages: 0+ years Suitable for Safety: Complies with BS EN 716-1/2:2008 and BS EN 71-3:1994 Safety Standards Product Reviews for Arc 2 Lightweight Travel Cot Small, lightweight, great purchase. This product is brilliant. We used for two years with our little one, it's so light weight which means you can take it in the car or pack for overseas trips. It folds down to a back pack, try doing that with a conventional travel cot. The side unzips, which makes it easy to slide the baby in, or to, leave open for toddler to play in at bedtime. The top opens up so little ones can stand up and peer out. The fitted sheet is a bit fiddly but that's a minor thing. Brilliant to use outside in the summer as a playpen. We have since bought the snuggle pod and it's another great product. We received this product as a gift over 2 years ago and are thrilled with it.
We have used it on many vacations and just to nap our little one away from home. It is light weight and much more portable than other popular systems. The only reason not to give it 5 stars is that it's a bit tippy when the child reaches the standing stage but is unstable on their own. I also wish it came with more sheets.The Web address you entered is not a functioning page on our site. Go to Amazon.in's Home PageNew babies sleep a lot and once you have your child in a routine, it becomes important to take care of their bedding and mattresses. At Baby Bunting we have a range of mattress protectors and underlays that will keep baby’s cot cleaner for longer. When choosing an underlay or mattress protector, you should not only look at size but also the materials the product is made with. With the choice of natural bamboo and quilted content you are sure to find the perfect mattress protector for you. Browse our range below and order online or feel free to pop in to your nearest Baby Bunting store
Showing 1 - 9 of 45 items Bubba Blue Bamboo Mattress Protector Cot Large Bubba Blue Bamboo Mattress Protector Cot Standard Size Bubba Blue Bamboo Mattress Protector Bassinet 4Baby Mattress Protector 2Pk Bassinet Bubba Blue Quilted Mattress Protector - Bassinet Smart-Dri Mattress Protector - Cot - Standard Smart-Dri Mattress Protector - Cot - Large Bubba Blue Quilted Mattress Protector - Standard Cot Smart-Dri Mattress Protector - BassinetIn a word- ExcellentI just wanted to write a recommendation for the Baby Bjorn Travel Crib.I know many of us travel alone with infants, and it sucks.Initially when my son was born, I had a Graco Travel Lite Crib, Winslet, which worked perfectly at the bedside until we transitioned him to his larger crib. We live overseas and travel a lot, and thus begun the daunting task of transporting his much larger Graco Pack 'n Play On the Go Travel Playard, Go Green . It wasn't until one of my airlines told me that infants in arms were entitled to 20lbs of weight - to include stroller, car seat and any other accruement, that I started to panic.
I knew my pack n play was heavy. I estimated about 10lbs... Well surprise surprise, it was 22 lbs. I also knew that I could no longer travel without a bed for baby - and I couldn't continue buying a new, cheap pack n play where ever we went and disposing of it when we left(something we had made a habit out of). Thus, I was lead to the Baby Bjorn Travel Crib.I ended up buying the Travel Crib II and two other "lightweight" pack n plays with the intention of returning two. These were:The Lotus Crib (Guava Family) Lotus Travel Crib and Portable Baby Playard&The Phil and Ted's "Traveller". phil&teds Traveller Crib, SilverFirstly, the phil and ted's traveller: I'm pretty sure you need an engineering degree to put this thing together. It took me 25 minutes to set it up and another 15 to take it down. However: It's VERY lightweight and it folds up really, really, small: You could easily put it in your carry on bag. However, because I'm buying this to travel alone, I had to pass on this one and send it back.
It was just too much work to put together.The Lotus Crib is the one I thought I would keep. I really liked that it had backpack straps, it was fairly light and fairly small. FYI for those of you familiar, it folds up about as small as aGraco Travel Lite Crib with Stages, Peyton. So, while its smaller than your conventional pack n play, and definitely lighter, it is still the basic shape of a pack n play when folded. If you're like me and feel like you play tetris with luggage carts every time you have to load one up: especially nowadays when you're paying 5 bucks per cart at the airport! I also had trouble with the fold, and all the velcro and buckles you have to do up. I kept it for about a week while awaiting the Baby Bjorn to make my decision. I liked how long the Lotus was, because I have a long baby, I could see alot of use out of it. It will also shortly be able to convert to a bassinet with a new product the Guava family is putting out. I liked the zipper entrance, too. Well, finally the baby bjorn came and I am soooooo sooooo happy.
Immediately I knew that I would be keeping it. The long, flat shape is stellar, for packing and stacking: I could either put it in my suitcase, or leave it out, its about the height of a standard carry on bag, but wider. I dont think you could carry it on most airlines. However, it's so flat, It will easily stack. It felt lighter than the Lotus Crib, even though its only about 1lb lighter. I thought it would be smaller than the lotus crib, but its almost the exact same size. The only thing it doesn't offer is the zipper entrance. The fold, for me, anyway, was easier. AND I can get it back into the bag no problem (Am I the only person who can never get these things back in the bag?).I really like the mattress on the bjorn, it's "Squishy" and reminscient of Memory Foam. I found a regular crib sheet worked fine for my 11 month old. Although not the tightest fit, it's certainly not loose, and I would use a regular crib sheet with any child over 3 months (who can roll, etc). I used a Gerber 2 Pack Cotton Knit Fitted Crib Sheets Yellow/White Jungle Design sheet, and I left the sheet on the mattress when folded.
It did make zipping the bag back up a little tighter, but saves me time and effort when I'm trying to get it set up.The only negative, for me anyway, is the price. It's one of those things you have to toss up. I love quality baby items - and I tend to spend a lot on them. If you are at a lower price point, I would recommend the new Valco Baby Zephyr Travel Crib, Storm, which is priced lower (or was when I was looking). It's a similar design with a few more steps involved and a little more weight, but still miles lighter than your traditional pack and play.So if you are travelling alone this summer, I highly recommend the Bjorn. We purchased the BabyBjorn Travel Light Crib 2 for a weekend trip to Las Vegas with our then-16 month-old, and it was just perfect. The mattress in my daughter's crib at home is free of chemical flame retardants, and I didn't want her exposed to those toxins when in her travel crib. So we chose the BabyBjorn from among the other travel cribs on the market because it was the only one that didn't contain any chemical flame retardants.
(I confirmed this in writing/email with BabyBjorn). The first thing I noticed about the BabyBjorn travel crib when I removed it from the box was that it had no chemical smell! The second thing I noticed was how easy it was to set up. It took me less than 5 minutes to get it fully set up (including the time it took to read the instructions). I recommend purchasing the BABYBJORN Travel Crib Light Fitted Sheet, Natural White to use with the travel crib. Although it's more expensive than comparable travel crib sheets, it's extremely soft, made of organic cotton, and fits the BabyBjorn travel crib mattress to a "T." Thirdly, the crib is very lightweight and easy to carry around. Folded up in its case, the travel crib fit easily into the trunk of our car with the rest of our luggage, and I can see it fitting easily into the overhead compartment of an airplane.Most importantly, my daughter slept very comfortably in this travel crib. We started putting her to sleep in it for about a week before our vacation so she could get used to it, and she slept peacefully in it from Day 1.