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A good deal on the lightweight Baby Bjorn Travel Crib

The well-reviewed Baby Bjorn Travel Crib is a great solution for traveling with a small child. Unlike most travel cribs and pack-n-plays, the Bjorn Travel Crib assembles with one movement. When not in use, it collapses into a compact carry case and weighs a mere 11 lbs. All fabric on the Bjorn Travel Crib (including the mattress cover) meets Oeko-Tex Standard 100, certifications so you can be sure your baby isn't sleeping on something containing prohibited, regulated, or harmful substances and chemicals.

The Bjorn Travel Crib lists for $280 but sometimes retails for as low as $235 on Amazon. It's on sale for that price now, but with an additional offer: Amazon is offering a free Baby Bjorn Travel Crib Fitted Sheet (a value of $40) with the purchase of the actual Travel Crib, and both items qualify for Free Super Saver Shipping. To utilize this offer just add both items to your cart. The savings will be reflected on the final order checkout page. - Jenn

1. Lunchbox Obsessed [5/11/09]

Bjorn makes nice stuff, but it sure is expensive!! For our kids we used a Graco Pack N Play, we were happy with it and it was around $70. It only took a couple of minutes to set up and break down…

2. Brandy [5/12/09]

I’m embarking on seven days of x-country travel with my 5 month old on Thursday. Yes, I am insane. Drugstore.com sells this for $219 (+$5 for non standard shipping). Get $11 drugstore dollars back plus use MrRebates.com for 7% back. Much better deal. The crib sheet isn’t necessary at all (thought it might be, but decided to try it first without).

Baby has been using this since Sunday, and loves it. It DOES assemble/disassemble with TOTAL & COMPLETE EASE. I’m glad I dropped 2Cs on it. This & the bjorn baby-sitter 1-2-3 (also bought off of drugstore, they had 20% off) are the two baby gear items accompanying us on the trip.

Yeah, they might be more expensive, but when space/weight is really at a premium and you don’t want your child to have to sleep with a metal bar in her back for two weeks, it’s worth it.

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