Which is better for air travel?

The Lotus. It weighs 13 lb with a backpack and packs to 24 x 8 x 12 in. The Pamo Babe weighs 26.79 lb and packs to 28 x 14 x 10.23 in in a tote.

Which is better for a newborn at home?

The Pamo Babe. Its removable bassinet keeps a newborn at a higher, easier-to-reach level, and it adds a changing table and wheels.

Is the Lotus worth about $90 more?

Only if you travel or move the crib often. The Lotus saves about 14 lb and packs smaller. At home, the Pamo Babe does more for less.

How long does each last?

The Lotus fits children under 35 in tall with no weight limit. The Pamo Babe is rated to 36 months and 33 lb.

Which is easier to clean?

The Lotus. Its fabric cover unzips and is machine washable on cold. The Pamo Babe lists wipe-clean surfaces but no washable cover.

Can the Lotus be used as a playard?

Yes. The side zipper opens so it works as a play area, and the floor-level mattress has no weight limit.

Lotus Everywhere Travel Crib vs Pamo Babe Pack and Play with Bassinet

Buy the Lotus Everywhere Travel Crib if you fly, hike, or move the crib often. It weighs 13 lb with the backpack and packs to 24 x 8 x 12 inches. Buy the Pamo Babe Pack and Play if you want a bassinet, changer, and wheels for one room or a car trip. It costs $99.49 at Walmart as of November 8, 2026, against $189.00 at eBay for the Lotus. The Lotus costs about $90 more and carries no bassinet or changer.

Today the Pamo Babe Pack and Play with Bassinet costs $89.51 less at its best price.

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