
Compact Travel Crib & Play Yard
Overview
Description
The Newton Compact Travel Crib & Play Yard makes safe, comfortable sleep possible anywhere you go.
It features Newton Baby’s patented breathe-thru Wovenaire core mattress and airy mesh sides for better temperature control and visibility.
Weighing just 13 lbs, this durable steel-frame pop-up crib sets up or folds down in seconds.
The included travel bag (with a carry handle and backpack straps) is carry-on sized and small enough to fit in most overhead plane compartments.
A side zip door offers easy access for playtime or quick cuddles, and the removable mattress cover and core are fully washable.
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Details
- Suitable for babies and toddlers up to 35”
- Assembled setup size: 43.2”L x 29.5”W x 23.2”H
- Sleep surface: 38”L x 24”W
- Folded size: 24”L x 10”W x 10”H
- Newton Travel Cribs have no weight limit, as the mattress rests directly on the floor
- Muslin cotton sheet included
- Ultra-breathable Wovenaire mattress core promotes airflow for safer sleep
- Breathable mesh sides for visibility and ventilation
- Durable steel frame
- Side zip door for easy access and nighttime soothing
- Hands-free carry with backpack mode and luggage sleeve
- GREENGUARD Gold Certified
- Exceeds all ASTM and CPSC safety standards, giving you peace of mind with every use
- Care:
- Machine wash mattress cover, outer fabric and sheets
- Hand rinse the core
- Assembles in seconds
- TSA compliant size
- Manufacturer’s warranty: 12 months
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Q&A
Best Answer: Yes. The Newton Baby Compact Travel Crib & Play Yard is approved for sleep from newborn through approximately age 3, so your newborn can sleep in it using the included mattress. Always follow Newton’s safe-sleep instructions and keep the sleep space free of added mattresses, pillows, blankets and toys.
Customer reviews
My only complain so far is that the product arrived with some loose stitching that are pretty noticeable on the beige colored one. It doesnt affect functionality, but for something that's $200, I'd expect better quality assurance before the product ships out to customers.


























