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Date:         21 May 97 11:18:09 PDT
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From:         CARVER_JEFFREY@aphub.aerojetpd.com (Jeff Carver)
Subject:      Re: shakedown trip with infant

If the adults sleep upstairs the options open up quickly. With the rear seatfolded as a seat and some cushions placed against the walls and the rear of the seat, two infants can be confined in the space. We added a curtain across the opening from an old bus to shade the kids from our card playing lights.

Another option for a larger kids is to fold up the FRONT of the rear bench after it is folded flat. It will stay in that position until it is push back farther to release the catch. Worked when we added a third to the aforementioned pair of kids 4 years later.

An option for larger kids is to affix a net to the opening to the upper bunk to prevent rollover & outs. Removeable of course.

For infants, check out carryable bassinets too. Some of wicker, some of other materials, some folding. Rather than a huge playpen.

- Jeff '80 Westi

> Has anyone come up with any interesting tricks to keep a sleeping > infant confined safely?


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