Chicco Alfa Lite Playard Sheets - White Sketch | White

Bought this for to use while road tripping and staying in hotels, folds up really well and is easy to use, we added an upgraded thicker foldable pad my only complaint is the travel bag had a large hole along one of the seams. Other than that it’s a great product.

This is lightweight yet sturdy, easy to set up and take down, and super convenient. We are happy with it.

This play-yard is really easy to fold and take along, it doesn’t take much work assembling/disassembling like standard pack n plays. It’s lightweight and has wheels on one side so you can wheel it around from room to room without lifting. One of the sides has a zipper built in so the baby can crawl in or out, really cool. The bottom of the play yard is wider and then it slightly narrows down at the top. Inside is more spacious for the kids then regular pack n play. It’s really low and the child practically sits on the ground while other pack n plays that are also intended as sleepers are higher than ground by at least 6-8in. I don’t believe this is intended as sleeper but if needed it can be used. Since the baby is practically on the ground level you must reach in really deep to pick him/her up and this is hard. So, I don’t recommend it as a sleeper/play-yard but it’s great as a play-yard only.

Lightweight, sturdy, and the mesh is strong but soft enough to not hurt my baby

This Chicco Alfa Lite Lightweight Travel Play yard is very light. It is very easy to get setup and easy to break down and put into the carry bag. This thing seems like it is going to be perfect for travel with the baby. I havent yet taken it on a trip but I can see how this thing is going to be fantastic for traveling with since it is very light and easy to carry around. Its also very easy to take down and get packed up in a hurry if needed. The playpen is very stable and secure and seems very durable. Its very solid materials. I would highly recommend this new Chicco Alfa Lite Lightweight Travel Playard.

Way to narrow when you compare to Graco pack n play. The only thing thats better is light weight and it is pretty sturdy for how light weight it is. Way easier to set up then a Graco. I was deciding between this and the lotus because gracos are just a pain to me. Got this because it is cheaper. Wish I would have got the lotus. If you want use this up until toddler hood dont get it.

I love that the mat is on the floor and I can open the side. It allows for easier transfers, safer play with my toddler running around while there is less crying because I can open the side, creating a barrier, but making her feel like she isn’t completely contained. Similar to Guava Lotus crib, but I think I like this one better. Cons compared to Lotus: - bag is slightly bigger when folded - bag is easier to carry - top rails are studier - stated max weight Pros compared to Lotus: + I like the zipper lock better on this (small buckle vs a clip + zipper area is bigger + mat is bigger + legs are less in the way + much cheaper Same as lotus: = mat on ground = has zipper area = easy to set up and break down

Would highly recommend. Way easier to put up and take down than the old Graco one I have 8 years ago! The mat is padded nicer too. I can set up this while holding baby and the zipper door is nice. It’s not super tall either which I like when putting baby down.

I bought both the Guava and Chicco to compare. They are both very well made and comparable. Chicco is cheaper than Guava, but I ended up going with Guava because: - Chicco doesnt fold down as compact as Guava - Legs were much easier and quicker to put away on Guava - Guava has an option to purchase a blackout shade/sun screen cover

Best thing we could have bought for our child, living in an RV. We put it up in one of the bunks and use the side access to get our child in and out. He loves it!