Being a parent comes with all sort of physically-tasking jobs, like changing a squirming, screaming baby’s diaper, or hunching over a bicycle that just had its training-wheels removed. After each of ...

As a new mom with a curious, playful and rambunctious eight-month-old daughter, testing out the travel-friendly BabyBjörn Travel Crib Light couldn’t have come at a better time. While she’s undoubtedly ...

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 ...

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, ...

I'm a mom with 15+ years of experience covering health and science. As the Forbes Vetted parenting editor, an avid traveler and a mom to a 3-year-old, I’ve taken enough family trips to know that ...

I didn’t love the travel crib I bought for my first baby. Sure, it did the job, but it never seemed comfortable and I didn’t like the way the mattress had a tendency to bunch up. When I found out I ...

Hotels aren’t required to offer cribs, bassinets, or travel cribs that actually work. Here's what caregivers should know. Keeping your baby safe and comfy while traveling isn't always easy, but it is ...