Summer Infant Baby Gate Should I Purchase A Playpen Or A Baby Gate Play Area?

Should I purchase a playpen or a baby gate play area? - summer infant baby gate

My 7 months and I'm crawling for either a park or playground, the type of door casing. I know you hate going to the park, I am faced with a yard / gate. For parents, there is a difference between the two, or basically the same purpose. Or should I both. Please visit the below links to see what I mean when I use a piece of garden / frame saw:

http://www.amazon.com/Summer-Infant-Secure-Surround-Play/dp/B000G1YW98/ref=pd_bbs_5?ie=UTF8&s=baby-products&qid=1204580302&sr=8-5

http://www.amazon.com/Friendly-Toys-Little-Playzone-Sounds/dp/B00021NX9C/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=baby-products&qid=1204580581&sr=8-1

10 comments:

Paul W said...

Are you kidding, ask Native Americans if they had thought. In addition, they had no 'Yahoo American Idol' and '! The stop-answers "to block the girl and see em.

just a thought... said...

A pen game is very low, and the premiums are not used as a cradle. I want to go with the baby carrier at that age.
The coloring is very beautiful.

just a thought... said...

A pen game is very low, and the premiums are not used as a cradle. I want to go with the baby carrier at that age.
The coloring is very beautiful.

lfor1234 said...

Are you a home, so the baby can get some gates to block specific websites in place.

I suggest, because it will grow very rapidly in 2 things. Walk again, will not be able to enjoy the holidays and it's probably after 1

We locked the room and the boxes of cat litter and the top and bottom of the stairs. The rest is open for our children. It seemed to work. Do not be too far away to keep an eye on him anyway.

Just my opinion. The doors can be used for a prolonged period and is perhaps less $. I have to step forward and I have a door, so they have not removed.

JUICY said...

If you walkmart one playpin / cot changing table and portable.

jina said...

Both serve the same purpose .... but if it for my baby ... I think the color. It seems that the child would enjoy nothing better than the gray fence with holes. The camera makes me feel like I brought my dog there ... You know? haha but it depends on you ...!

mystic_e... said...

I wanted something big door, but I'm very shaky about the baby can be dangerous items (yes grow in an ideal world, there is none, but may be appropriate).

I have a Graco totblock is 38 "by 38", which is much larger than other springs. He also worked for a while.

At least until my son was so old, it had not took him under the table when he left the room worried

aabc44 said...

I would have gone close with a playground and the purchase of a playpen. But I have used it as a crib changer two months before I bought the crib, so it was worth the investment for a while. and as a bed for napping during the day down. but my baby is not used as a playground. I hated it. Well, I hope) that other one is the first child is still in the cradle, so I'm used to the nursery until September, then with the balls well-found (with air-filled balls of different colors filled at Walmart and used it as a playground.
However, my first SA and playing in the garden on a voluntary basis. If you do not go to sleep and sleep Her Down there.

If I had known when the decision was made, I buy what I know now, would have got more games. But we have a pretty big kitchen, living room, laminate floors, lots of space for the child, even with a ride-on toys, it is necessary to keep the look.

Alberta Mama said...

Close doors to adjacent areas to get an open door or upstairs. Putting Things in the cabinets of the highly dangerous or is locked. Close doors to rooms that do not want the child, such as the bathroom, perhaps.

There is really no need for pens or pencils, what do you want to call it. Your baby should be free to roam and explore their home, not locked in a small prison!

My 11 months old is the movement in all rooms of the house. We have locks on some cupboards and close the door to the stairs to the basement, which is the baby of the tightness that we have. To take In the first months of follow-up on some elements from the low shelves, but laid Environment retreat from things, even now, when you can walk. He loves to go into the kitchen and pull things out of the office and open the tupperware drawer and distribute hats in the kitchen. I think it would be unfortunate if I tried to contain them in a playpen.

Alberta Mama said...

Close doors to adjacent areas to get an open door or upstairs. Putting Things in the cabinets of the highly dangerous or is locked. Close doors to rooms that do not want the child, such as the bathroom, perhaps.

There is really no need for pens or pencils, what do you want to call it. Your baby should be free to roam and explore their home, not locked in a small prison!

My 11 months old is the movement in all rooms of the house. We have locks on some cupboards and close the door to the stairs to the basement, which is the baby of the tightness that we have. To take In the first months of follow-up on some elements from the low shelves, but laid Environment retreat from things, even now, when you can walk. He loves to go into the kitchen and pull things out of the office and open the tupperware drawer and distribute hats in the kitchen. I think it would be unfortunate if I tried to contain them in a playpen.

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