Graco Pack 'N Play Playard with Newborn Napper, Broadstreet

by Graco

• Napper station and full size removable bassinet
• Changing table for quick diaper duty
• Push button fold makes folding easy to store and transport in handy carry bag
• Folding feet for a more compact fold
• Enhanced electronics includes vibration

Product Description

From the Manufacturer

This is perfect for travelling. This newborn Napper station includes a soft napper that soothes baby. It is a mesh sided pack 'n play playard which sets up in less than a minute. This assures you that the pack 'n play playard will quickly become one of your favorite Graco baby's products. It comes with a full size bassinet with comfy quilted bumper pad and mattress pad, a great place for infants up to 15 pounds to nap peacefully and drift off to dreamland with the nature sounds or music. This features an enhanced electronics unit and detachable toys which are included with the mobile. It supports babies weighing less than 25 pounds. This comes with a parent organizer that holds many of your diaper changing essentials. It includes convenient travel bag for you to just fold the pack 'n play playard and store it in the bag, and you and your little one are off to see the world. A night light is included.

Product Description

Graco Pack 'n Play Portable Playard The Pack 'n Play Portable playard from Graco featurs a removable full size bassinet with quilted bumper pad. The pad provides a cozy nap time space. A quilted mattress pad is also included for baby's comfort. It is loaded with both safety, comfort and convenient features. The changing table is a great feature for mom and dad. It allows for quick diaper changes. An enhanced electronic unit will certainly provide entertainment before or after a nap. The

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

122 of 122 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Cool features, but didn't work as well as I would've liked. July 14, 2009

By Angela Bright

When I first saw the added features of a bassinet and changing table, I thought that this pack n play was perfect. We kept this product in our family room when my daughter was a newborn. It made it much easier to be able to change her diaper and put her to sleep without having to walk to the other side of the house. But there was one problem. The changing table, though a great idea, did not work from the day we brought her home. When I placed her on the changing table, it would lean to the side and she would go rolling. She was by no means a heavy baby (7 lbs 2 oz), so this was not the issue. It was just bad design. The changing table is only attached to the pack n play on one side. After trying to make it work for about a week, we just detached the changing table and used the plastic cover on the pack n play surface to change her diaper. On the other hand, the bassinet was amazing. She slept very well in it and it had the added bonus of vibrating and having white noise that could play while she slept. Though I did not like that the white noise was on a timer and would turn off. Overall, I liked the convenience of being able to stay in our family room to do pretty much everything that she needed, but I think they need to refine their design a little.

35 of 38 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Nice Concept, Works Fine, Not Such a Value June 19, 2009

By Sun Devil #1 Fan

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Like many others, we purchased this playard primarily because of 1) Newborn Napper 2)Cute Colors/Pattern & 3) Graco Reputation for being an industry leader.

In hindsight, I'd purchase another Graco playard, probably just the[...]version with a bassinet as recommended by Baby Bargains (8th Edition & previous)OR purchase the inexpensive version with napper available at Walmart. I think that inexpensive napper version is less gender neutral, more feminine though. I should have listened to Baby Bargains but, the concept of having a newborn napper option was too much to pass up.

Pros:
1) Newborn Napper, and bassinet for baby when he outgrows napper
2) Changing Station, sturdy enough
3) Great Color Pattern

Shortcomings:
1) Price, all the bells and whistles do not justify [...] for this playard. At this price, go for a Chicco for quality of materials & wheeled travel bag
2) Diaper Stacker is quite wimpy. The $190 version of this playard with a 'swept' frame & 'baby basics' organizer in lieu of stacker is much nicer.
3) Napper Canopy, I don't know why they even included this but, know that I'm paying for it as the Walmart version comes sans canopy
4) Lights, sounds, vibration features- not impressive. Again, Chicco playard bests Graco on this front

Overall
If you're in love with this pattern & have to have the napper, you won't be disappointed. Just know that there are seemingly better quality playards out there for the price. And if you think about it long and hard, remember that you're just pretty much buying this for the function of a playard with bassinet. You can save a lot of money with a less expensive Graco model.

23 of 26 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Glad I found this! March 31, 2009

By Vintheland

The "newborn napper" feature is what sold me. I was trying to decide between a pack n play and a bassinet, so when I saw that Graco had combined the two, I knew I found the right product. The "napper" is a great height for having the baby sleep alongside our bed. With practice, I'm able to reach my daughter in the middle of the night without even getting out of bed. The diaper stacker and wipes holder is just the right sized for a stack of diapers and a pack of wipes. I didn't put it together so I can't comment on the assembly. It has the two wheels, so I'm able to move it around pretty easily. Even if the napper feature is only used occasionally, I think this is a pretty useful product for the price. Keep in mind that although the weight limit for the napper isn't that low, its still a bassinet and baby will probably outgrow it quickly.