Cribs and high chairs

[bigdawg86]

Does anybody have any fairly recent pictures of the cribs and high chairs that are available on their ships. I am not new to cruising but new to cruising with my 15 month old. Thank you

[alpal1993]

No pictures, but the high chairs are the standard wooden ones they have at most restaurants.

[coltsmama]

. from the magic this past February

 

 

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[cmjb4ever]

Can you take a pack and play?

 

 

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[coltsmama]

Oh and they don't have crib sheets. They just lay a regular sheet down, folded up.

 

 

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[serene56]

Can you take a pack and play?

 

 

 

 

you could but why would you want to take extra stuff when you dont have to.

 

A pack and play will be provided. (we took our own sheets)

 

you will be taking enough stuff for a 15 month old.

 

high chairs are they kind that pull to the table.

[cmjb4ever]

I'd take a pack and play because I'd never put a child in a strange crib. How do I know it meets current us safety regs?

 

 

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[JinxyB]

I used the metal cribs provided- just wiped it down with Clorox wipes and made my own bumpers out of towels. I looked up the manufacturer of the crib and they met all safety regulations (3 years ago). The high chairs were the gray plastic ones with removable trays.

[092306]

No pictures, but the high chairs are the standard wooden ones they have at most restaurants.

 

Took DS on 4 cruises and each time the high chairs were plastic with a removable tray. You could keep the tray or remove it to pull the chair to the table. Never saw wooden ones.

 

We used the crib they provided and it was fine. We brought sheets the first time, but second time used the regular sheets and brought a familiar blanket.