Lil Snooze Deluxe III for Twins Nursery Center Playard

This was amazing for the first 2 months. My twins out grew the bassinets very quickly. They came home at 4lbs by 2months they were almost 11lbs head and toes nearly touching top and bottom of bassinets. No room to stretch their arms. Sz is great and it was convenient when it was in use for postpartum recovery. It’s not crazy expensive either which was a plus. I easily rolled it from our room to the living room. I do wish the bassinet cover/bottom was removable. There was no way to add a bassinet sheet or remove it for a wash. I cleaned it with a damp cloth and baby soap for any milk spit up.

Good quality, just know the bassinets do not have a removable pad or mattress

We brought a twin halo bassinet which is simple and great use. But this has much more longevity. Pretty simple to set up, Bassinets are super cute, spacious, and portable. Plus the changing table and side storage help with daily diaper changes and quick go to items. Color scheme is unisex. plus you can use the playyard without bassinet as bed side bed for one or two babies and a play pen later on when they are older to keep them safe in an area. Travel bag included and very spacious when closed to store. I can't wait to use with our twin girls in 3-4 weeks.

This bassinet and pack n play was perfect for new born twins with without breaking the bank (ie fancy twin bassinet that has no other purpose). The diaper caddy was nice to store burp clothes for us. We set this up in the nursery next to the changing station. Now that our twins have outgrown the bassinet we use the pack n play for traveling and borrow a second pack n play. There was a week where we detached the bassinets and had them in other areas of the house but ultimately just left them attached. We didn’t use the sound accessories. We removed the animals as they just seemed in the way. The bassinet mattress is not removable and therefore challenging to clean. We ended up getting mattress that fit and were wipeable instead. There are lots of pieces so put this together ahead of time! Despite not using all the functions available, this was a must have for newborn twins. Would recommend for all twins (instead of fancy twin bassinet).

We love this playpen!! We lived in our bedroom for the first three months because I honestly had everything I needed in there, including a twin bassinet (not this playpen). Now that we’ve ventured downstairs, this is PERFECT! The bassinets are so easy to pull in and out of the playpen and everything feels so sturdy. My boys are now a little too big for the bassinets so they are out but the shelf they rested on is beyond amazing for the babies to be high enough to see out and for me to reach down and take care of them without breaking my back (read: twin pregnancy WRECKED this back and the constant changing weight of my chest with milk production doesn’t help!). The Twin Z pillow sits perfectly on that shelf and this is our one stop shop for tandem bottles, nap time, and safe space while mama gets chores done. Babies fussy? The shelf does move with the slightest movement so swaying and hip checking the side will get the playpen swaying with me and the babies are instantly soothed. The diaper changing tray is also amazing but a little low for my comfort so I have a changing station on a higher counter to help my back. There are wheels on one side of the playpen so we wheel it room to room if needed (without the babies inside). I highly recommend!! Pictured: happy babies snuggled in blankies with avid mama supervision!

Great gear for newborn twins!! Assembly/Set-up- took about 45 minutes to put it together. It comes mostly in large pieces that just have to be clicked into place. There aren't any small pieces, or bolts and screws. If you already know how to set up a pack-n-play (locking the outside rails before popping down the middle) then you're half way there. The changing table on the side was probably the toughest because it requires a bit of intuition due to the instructions being a little ambiguous. The poles have to be slid through the material, and which side is the right way up to get it to click in can be a bit confusing. But a little trial and error should get you to the right place. The bassinets come flattened which is good to see how slim they can be if you need to travel with them. But they're pretty easy to just pop the metal bars out and snap on the cushions. Overall ease of assembly is about 4/10 (with 10 being complicated and annoying Ikea furniture with tiny tools). Look/Feel--the materials are excellent. From the netting, to the metal parts, the plastic parts and the parts for the babies--everything is very sturdy and has a high quality feel. The entire play yard has one set of wheels so it can be tilted and rolled, and it's not heavy or hard to move. The materials inside the bassinets where the babies sleep is very soft and has a good amount of both cushion and support. Each bassinet clips onto the front and back of the play yard so they are level and don't rock. Although you can just place the bassinet inside without clipping it in that would not be recommended since the bassinet would not be level. But if you want to pick the bassinets up to move them with the baby inside the clips are a bit tough and require some tugging. The bassinets also snap to both the front and the back so you there's an additional safety feature. Accessories- the organizer is nice but kind of useless if you're using the bassinets. There is nowhere to put the organizer. It clips into the same spot as the bassinets. You can use 1 bassinet and the organizer or 2 bassinets but you can't use the organizer at all with 2 bassinets. So ours just sits on the floor. I guess it can be a floor organizer or used elsewhere in the house. I would've been more practical to have it clip on to the side opposite of the changing table. The sound/vibrator box snaps on to the side rail of each bassinet and operates on batteries--not much to say about it. Works as advertised. The changing table is a nice feature but because we have our play yard sandwiched between two dressers there isn't any room to flip the table up. But note: you cannot use the changing table if you have the left bassinet in. The changing table doesn't simply flip up it flips into the play yard and sits inside where the bassinet sits. So because of this we determined the changing table wouldn't be our go to anyway. There is also a travel bag that fits everything inside, so it's probably a bigger bag than a travel play yard that is just the big pen/mattress. Size: It's a great and compact size considering it's compatible with 2 separate detachable bassinets. It doesn't take up a lot of room at all but provides a great primary or additional sleep spot for infant twins. There is a gap between the two bassinets when they're clipped in and because the play yard mattress has a high position that's used when the bassinets are used it's actually a nice storage space. We keep extra blankets, swaddles, toys, and sheets in the space between the bassinets. Bassinets: very sturdy. Great materials inside and out. Says they're good for up to 15 pounds or so. They're very slim but perfect for newborns. Very soft sleeping material and the sleeping pads are just velcroed down so easily removable to wash. They're lightweight and make carrying one or two at a time pretty easy. They clip onto the bassinet which requires a pretty good amount of force to get the plastic to spread and click. The biggest reason I give it 4 stars and not 5 is that inability to use the organizer when the bassinets are in use (which is the primary purpose of a twin bassinet play yard), the inability to use the changing table when one of the bassinets is clipped in, and not being able to remove the bassinets quickly in order to use the changing table (although I view not being able to move the bassinets quickly as a much more important safety feature than being able to access the changing table, so that's more of a note about the usefulness of the table). Overall--we are really pleased with the nursery center. It doesn't seem to be prone to some of the pitfalls of the other brand with twin bassinets (the slumping in the middle). The colors are decent and seeing as how there is only one color option these colors probably work well in majority of baby rooms but if color is really important this product may disappoint with its lack of choices. There's only a couple of twin play yards on the market this one has the better design for twin sleeping. Everything else if probably standard for a play yard.

We’ve had these for two months now and can’t imagine life without them. We ended up buying two - one for upstairs and one for downstairs. It’s easy to assemble. The bassinets attach to and detach from the play yard base easily. The storage attachment is perfect for storing pacifiers and other necessities. And they’re easy to break down and stash in the back of the car for travel. Two things we didn’t realize before we bought them: 1) there’s no way to remove those lamb mobiles. They’re permanently attached. 2) the fabric at the bottom of the bassinet is super soft but also we couldn’t figure out a way to remove it. It’s fairly easy to spot clean, but we learned early on we needed to put something else down to catch the spit ups and pee throughs. The other thing we didn’t expect: Our twins might get too long for these bassinets before they get too heavy for them. They’re two months old and not yet ten pounds each, but they can easily touch the top and bottom of the bassinet when they straighten out.

bought for twin babies