Sofa Bed Mattress

[auducky2]

Does the mattress on the pullout bed in a balcony room come off? DH and I have a blow-up travel toddler bed for DD, but if the mattress comes off, maybe we can just put that on the floor instead? TIA!

[WaldosPepper]

If you're worried about your toddler falling out of bed, simply bring two swim noodles with you, and ask your Steward to place them on either side of the mattress, underneath the bottom sheet. Problem solved, and really a whole lot less work for the Steward. These are extremely lightweight and easy to carry onboard, and you'll be amazed how well this works. ;)

[auducky2]

If you're worried about your toddler falling out of bed, simply bring two swim noodles with you, and ask your Steward to place them on either side of the mattress, underneath the bottom sheet. Problem solved, and really a whole lot less work for the Steward. These are extremely lightweight and easy to carry onboard, and you'll be amazed how well this works. ;)

 

What a great idea! Thanks so much!

[dseeman]

If you're worried about your toddler falling out of bed, simply bring two swim noodles with you, and ask your Steward to place them on either side of the mattress, underneath the bottom sheet. Problem solved, and really a whole lot less work for the Steward. These are extremely lightweight and easy to carry onboard, and you'll be amazed how well this works. ;)

 

I'm assuming you drove to the port. Can't really see bringing 2 noodles onto the plane as carry ons. Hard enough carrying all the baggage needed for toddler(s) as it is :)

[WaldosPepper]

I'm assuming you drove to the port. Can't really see bringing 2 noodles onto the plane as carry ons. Hard enough carrying all the baggage needed for toddler(s) as it is :)

 

I'm long past the age of having toddlers myself, but have a friend who does this when her grandchildren visit. ;) Also, I hadn't taken into consideration the flight, because we do indeed drive to the port! :D