Traveling with a baby can be daunting, no doubt, but a few core accessories can make it a whole lot easier. Mary Poppins’ magic carpet bag comes to mind, but we’ll stick to things that actually exist ...

The size of the crib means it’s no problem to toss in a car for a road trip and when flying it fit perfectly into a traditionally-sized suitcase with extra room for fitted sheets, diapers, a baby ...

There are an increasing number of travel cribs on the market these days, and nearly all of them are touted to have a lightweight design and an easy setup, which makes it overwhelming to choose the ...

If they don’t know the answer, they know plenty of people to ask — fellow editors, parenting experts, designers, and Cubby readers – so you can be sure that these recommendations come from real-life ...

If there's one baby item on every parent's list, it's a cot, crib or cot bed. While you may not get as much sleep as you want ...

What to expect when you’re expecting: shopping for a crib to adorn your baby’s nursery. But, believe it or not, a crib comes in way more varieties than you may think. From convertible options that’ll ...

Looking for a great travel crib for your child? Try BabyBjorn’s Travel Crib Light ($215 to $226 depending on the retailer). It weighs only 11 lbs, comes with a travel bag (with handles) and literally ...

There are quite a few travel cribs on the market these days — some expensive, others cheap, some bulky, others lightweight — which can make it challenging to choose the right one for your pint-sized ...

One thing to note: For this guide, I tested true travel cribs, not pack and plays, which tend to weigh much more and are harder to tote than the former. Instead, I focused on the most lightweight, ...

Traveling with a baby can be daunting, no doubt, but a few core accessories can make it a whole lot easier. Mary Poppins’ magic carpet bag comes to mind, but we’ll stick to things that actually exist ...