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Deluxe My Cot® Portable Toddler Travel Bed

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Model #5007

The Regalo® Deluxe My Cot® Portable Toddler Travel Bed is a portable, multi-functional cot for your little one. The foldable cot is ideal for sleepovers, nap time, picnicking, and camping.

Sturdy canvas lines the cot and an attachable sleeping bag is included to provide comfort while your child plays or sleeps.

• Color: Royal Blue
• Dimensions: 46.5”L  x 24” W x 9.5” H
• For Ages: 2 to 5 years
• Weight: Children up to 75 lbs
• Sets up and folds down in seconds for storage/travel
• Durable, waterproof nylon is easily washable
• Sturdy, all-metal frame

For children 2-5 years

Packable, Portable, Convenient

Meets safety standards set by American Society for Testing and Materials

Sturdy Construction, Quick Installation

Wipes clean with damp cloth and soap

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Included in the box:

• One Regalo My Cot® Deluxe Portable Toddler Travel Bed™
• One Sleeping Bag
• Instruction Manual

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The 7 Best Toddler Travel Beds of 2024, Tested and Reviewed

We tested 20 toddler travel beds to find the most safe, secure, and comfortable options.

In This Article

• Our Top Picks
• Others We Liked

Our Testing Process

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• Tips for Buying
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Travel + Leisure / Brian Kopinski

Traveling with kids is an incredible experience, but also a challenging one — especially regarding their sleep routine. Having the right sleep setup can make the whole experience more enjoyable, and for many parents, this means investing in a dedicated travel bed for your toddler. The ideal one should be easy to set up and break down, comfortable to sleep on, and above all, safe. We tested 20 toddler beds in a range of styles for their ease of use, portability, ease of cleaning, and overall value over the course of six months. Our top picks to suit any type of travel are here.

As you’re perusing our picks, remember: the actual sleep surface is just one component of better sleep while traveling. Keeping [a] routine is important too, says Dr. Elizabeth Murray, a pediatrician at Golisano Children’s Hospital at the University of Rochester Medical Center. “Trying to incorporate a regular bedtime routine can be helpful as maybe the exact sleep surface/surroundings will be different, the routine will be familiar,” says Dr. Murray.

Keep in mind that the picks below are for toddlers and up (at least 1-3 years old). “All infants (up to one year) need to be in their own safe sleep space,” says Dr. Murray. “For travel purposes, this will be some type of crib/travel crib. Nothing inflatable.” Remember to consider the age and developmental needs of your individual child when selecting a travel bed, and to make sure any product you use adheres to the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s safety standards .

Best Overall

Jetkids by stokke cloudsleeper.

This bed’s built-in pump is unique and user-friendly, with no potentially dangerous loose parts.

The product is pared down by design for safety and portability, which means it doesn’t boast any luxury features for the higher price tag.

The JetKids by Stokke CloudSleeper earned our top slot for its unique design and ease of use. While many travel toddler beds come with an external air pump, this one features a hidden pump built into the mattress that’s operated by hand or foot — ideal if you’re traveling somewhere without easy access to power outlets. Setup took a little longer during our testing than the one minute boasted by the brand, but we still had it inflated and ready to go in less than five minutes. The one-piece mattress has a removable and machine-washable cover and a water-repellent bottom, and we felt like the whole mattress would hold up well to spot-cleaning.

Stokke is known for its kid-friendly travel products; the brand’s ride-on suitcase and in-flight bed is the best we’ve seen. While the CloudSleeper isn’t designed to be used during air travel, it is small and light enough to fit inside your carry-on. This model is pricier than many options we tested, but its high-quality design and easy setup make it our top choice.

The Details: 59.1 x 29.5 x 6.7 inches (open) | 15 x 11 x 4 inches (packed) | 3.1 pounds | Nylon mattress with polyester cover | Ages 3 years and up; up to 149.9 pounds

Best Inflatable

Eltow inflatable toddler bed.

The mattress and bed frame inflate and deflate quickly and easily.

The bed gives off a strong plastic smell when it’s first unpacked.

Inflatable mattresses can be a headache to set up without a high-functioning pump, especially when you have a tired and cranky toddler waiting in the wings. The Eltow Inflatable Toddler Bed comes with an effective pump, and had one of the easiest setups of all the models we tested. The mattress and the inflatable “bed frame” were both ready to go in less than five minutes, although we did note that a setup partner was helpful to keep the mattress from losing air after the pump nozzle was removed.

This model’s mattress and “frame” with bumpered sides are two separate pieces, which makes it easy to tuck a crib sheet around the mattress. The removable mattress piece also means it’s easy to access all corners of the vinyl frame to wipe it down after messes or before storing. We did notice a strong plastic odor when the bed was unpacked, so we recommend airing it out before using it for the first time.

The Details: 63 x 40 x 12 inches (open) | 10 pounds | Vinyl, velvet | Up to 310 pounds

Most Durable

Hiccapop inflatable toddler travel bed.

The bed’s double plug and included patch kit make it extra resistant to leaks.

The secure double plug can also make it tricky to inflate.

One major disadvantage to inflatable mattresses? They have a tendency to puncture or lose air overnight. At best that leaves your toddler uncomfortable on a hard floor; at worst, it can be a safety risk if the mattress’s sides trap your child. This Hiccapop model impressed us with its durability and thoughtful features meant to prevent leaks. The bed has a secure double plug, which is very resistant to curious little fingers and unlikely to spring open on its own during the night. (Important to note: the secure plug also makes the bed trickier to set up than some.) It also comes with its own patch kit, so any punctures that do occur can be quickly sealed off.

This bed’s inflatable “frame” is thoughtfully designed, with bumpers on all four sides and a handle for moving it from room to room while inflated. The vinyl material is easily wipeable, and the plastic odor on first use is milder than many models we tested. Overall, this bed is a durable option and a great value.

The Details: 62 x 39 x 12 inches (open) | 8 pounds | Polyvinyl chloride | Up to 310 pounds

Best for Car Travel

Enerplex kids inflatable travel bed.

The high-speed pump with a car adaptor makes this bed a versatile choice for car travel.

When packed, this bed is heavier and bulkier than most models.

The EnerPlex Kids Inflatable Travel Bed is our pick for car travel, when size and weight are less of a consideration but comfort is still key. Although this bed is bulkier and heavier than most when packed, it’s incredibly easy to set up, and easy to fold back up and pack into its included carry bag. The high-speed pump is a game-changer — we didn’t need the included directions for setup, and the bed inflated quickly. The pump also comes with a car adaptor, making it a great option for camping.

Like many inflatable mattresses, this bed has a plastic odor and needs to be off-gassed before use. The two-piece bed wipes down easily and the mattress is durable: the bed didn’t shift or deflate during our sandbag test. Because this mattress is on the heavy side when deflated, it’s best for older toddlers who are less likely to be pinned down if it unexpectedly loses air.

The Details: 66 x 44 x 13 inches | 12.3 pounds | Polyvinyl chloride | Ages 3 years and up; up to 150 pounds

Best Pop-up Crib

Babybjörn travel crib light.

We love this stylish travel crib for its easy setup and durability.

The price point may not be affordable for all families.

If you’re traveling with an infant or a younger toddler, or if keeping your child contained in a new space is your top priority, a travel crib is your best bet. We love the BabyBjorn Travel Crib Light for its easy setup and durability. It took us less than two minutes to set up, and once set up, the bed is extremely secure and stable. The crib legs lock into place, and the mattress attaches to four corner straps to keep it from shifting.

Unlike some portable cribs, this one is very easy to clean. The exterior fabric and the mattress cover can be removed from the frame and machine-washed, and the rest of the bed is easily wipeable. Although this travel bed option isn’t as compact as an inflatable mattress, we found it surprisingly light. When packed into its included carrying case, it fits easily in a standard car trunk. This crib is significantly pricier than other similar options, but its durability means it can be used for multiple kids and handed down.

The Details: 32 x 44 x 24 inches (open) | 19 x 23.5 x 5.5 inches (packed) | 13 pounds | Polyester, polyether foam, painted steel | Ages 0–3

Best Lightweight

Hugbino inflatable toddler bed.

This mattress is extremely portable and light when packed.

Setup requires two people to keep the mattress from losing air before it’s sealed off.

Inflatable mattresses can feel bulky and unwieldy when deflated and packed, but at just over six pounds, this Hugbino portable mattress is lightweight and extremely portable. The mattress comes with its own pump, and is easy to assemble in less than five minutes. We did find that inflating the mattress was easiest with two people — otherwise it was a challenge to close the nozzle plug before air started escaping. Like many toddler beds, this one has bumpered sides to keep little ones from rolling off during the night; these bumpers are slightly lower than some models, so if you have an incredibly active sleeper, you may want to consider bolstering the sides with additional pillows or stuffed animals for security.

We also found it just as easy to store as it is to set up: the mattress packs easily into its included carry bag. This bed’s small footprint when packed and light weight make it a great option for stashing at a frequent travel destination like grandma’s house.

The Details: 63.6 x 42.5 inches (open) | 6.6 pounds | Vinyl, faux suede | Up to 100 pounds

Best Folding Mat

Milliard toddler nap mat.

This memory foam mat is an extremely comfortable naptime option.

The case for this mat has to be purchased separately.

For a quick naptime solution, or for travel destinations where durability is key (like camping), a foldable mat is a great choice. This memory foam mat from Milliard is a light and comfortable option for toddler sleep. The mat comes with a removable bamboo cover that can be machine-washed, and the mat itself can be spot-cleaned as needed. It folds up easily and stacks nicely, but since it doesn’t deflate, it’s not as compact as an air mattress and does take up storage space. Milliard sells carrying cases for this mattress, but they need to be purchased separately.

Because this mat is memory foam, it needs 48 hours with all zippers open to reach its highest comfort level before using it for the first time. The process is worth the wait, however, as we found this to be one of the more comfortable options for naptime we’ve seen.

The Details: 58 x 24 x 3 inches (open) | 24 x 19 x 9 inches (packed) | 8.9 pounds | Polyvinyl chloride, CertiPur certified foam | Ages 3–6

Other Toddler Travel Beds We Liked

These toddler travel beds did not make our final list yet still stood out from the pack. They all had positive attributes, but a few things held them back.

Intex Dura-Beam Standard Series Pillow Rest Raised Airbed : This bed is durable and comfortable, and the price is hard to beat. But because it’s built like a standard twin bed — it’s on the large side, with no bumper or sides — it’s better suited for older kids versus toddlers.

Guava Baby Lotus Travel Crib : We loved the Guava’s attractive and easy-to-use carry bag. However, it is heavy when packed, and we were torn on the usefulness of the zippered opening in the side, which makes the bed less secure for mobile toddlers. Ultimately we preferred the setup and breakdown on the similarly priced BabyBjorn model.

The team spent a day in our New York City lab, putting 20 toddler beds to the test to determine ease of use, portability, ease of cleaning, and overall value.

To get a sense of how easy these products would be to use with a cranky toddler on hand, we practiced setting up each bed one-handed, watching a timer closely — then did the whole thing in reverse and broke each bed down. We weighted the beds down with sandbags, evaluated their durability, and kid testers laid down on them. We considered the hidden nooks and crannies on each bed that might become filled with crumbs or worse, and evaluated how easy it was to get each one spic and span again. Our testing went on for six months to ensure each bed stood the test of time when used by actual children, too.

Traveling with a toddler takes more than a bed. These products will help you and your little one make the most of your upcoming adventure.

Joolz AER+ Baby Stroller : This travel stroller folds up into a compact package that's easy to carry and great for storing at home, on flights, or in cars. Although it breaks down to a small size, it contains plenty of padding to keep your kid comfy.

Stokke JetKids BedBox : Kids can ride on this sleek suitcase through the airport, then turn it into a footrest or bed on the plane. You can also pick from six colorways and customize the ride with stickers.

Bugaboo Changing Backpack : This sleek bag is incredibly comfortable to carry, even when it's packed full. It comes with a laptop pocket and a changing mat, with plenty of pockets to keep your things organized.

Tips for Buying a Toddler Travel Bed

Consider your toddler’s sleep needs.

The most important consideration when choosing a toddler travel bed is your individual child’s sleep style and needs. If your child is an active sleeper and tends to roll off of surfaces, you’ll want to choose a bed that has higher bumpers to keep them on the mattress. And if your toddler is a wanderer, you may want a fully contained space like a travel crib to keep them safe. If you can, try to approximate your child’s home sleeping environment as closely as possible. If they’re still in a crib at home, purchase a crib for travel ; if they’re using a convertible toddler bed with a railing and high headboard, look for a travel bed with a similar cozy feel.

Balance comfort with packability and safety

A plush, soft sleeping surface might seem like a recipe for better sleep , but when it comes to traveling with a toddler, simpler is usually better. A thinner inflatable mattress, for example, will not only pack down smaller, but will be safer if it malfunctions and deflates on your child overnight. “Remember, many of the inflatable mattresses are made from thick or stiff material that a toddler might not be able to push off of themself,” Dr. Murray notes. “The thinner or more standard mattress size inflatable mattresses are better for those 1–3 years of age.” And most packable cribs have thin mattresses for a reason: a firm sleeping surface is safest for younger kids. “You want to choose something that is sturdy but has the normal safety features of a relatively firm mattress and stable sides,” says Dr. Murray.

Match size, weight, and age recommendations to your child

Most travel toddler beds have clear recommendations for age range and maximum height and/or weight for use. Pay close attention to these guidelines and match them to your child, but use your own judgment as well to ensure you’re choosing the safest option. Although most inflatable mattresses are designed for ages 3 and up, some will claim to be suitable for any age. If your toddler is on the younger side or moves around a lot while sleeping, you’ll want to avoid mattresses altogether — even those that claim to be safe for littler ones — and opt for a portable crib-style bed.

Factor in your final destination

Another crucial consideration when you’re purchasing a toddler travel bed is what type of environment you’re traveling to. “Are you staying in a hotel room, which is usually pretty sparse but might have loose or stray electrical cords? Or are you staying at grandparents' where there may be stairs that aren't protected by a baby gate or other low hazards since the house might no longer be child-proof?” Dr. Murray notes. Travel locations with more potential hazards might require portable cribs or mattresses that better contain your toddler, whereas a fully childproofed friend’s or grandparent’s house might offer more flexibility for your toddler to roam and explore.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where you lay your child down to sleep while traveling will heavily depend on the age and needs of your child, your family’s preferences, and your travel circumstances. Some families choose to bring a dedicated bed for their toddler when they travel, while others prefer to co-sleep or use available extra beds at your destination (i.e., pullout sofas or cots). Also consider the sleep environment that works best for your child: do they need a dark, quiet room, or are they more comfortable within earshot of hustle and bustle in the house? Whatever sleep setup you choose for your toddler, make sure they’re in a safe, supervised location and adhere to the American Academy of Pediatrics’ guidelines for safe sleep.

Toddlerhood spans a whole range of developmental stages — technically a toddler is anywhere from 1 to 3 years old. There’s no hard and firm age when a child becomes ready for a toddler bed, but you should consider where they fall on the spectrum of toddlerhood. “Those who are still close to 1 year old will need an environment that is more crib-like,” Dr. Murray notes. “A 3-year-old will have more escape skills and perhaps more interest in wandering, but can likely be safe in a hotel bed or pull-out couch.” Always consult the age limits noted on any toddler bed to make sure the manufacturer recommends it for your child’s age.

You may not be in the habit of wiping down your full-size air mattress after every set of overnight guests, but trust us, you’ll want to clean your toddler travel bed frequently. Luckily, most products have accounted for this, and include either removable covers, wipeable surfaces, or both. Check the manufacturer’s instructions before purchasing to make sure the bed’s washability suits your needs, and follow instructions closely when cleaning to ensure the bed lasts.

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Mandy Harris is a contributing writer at Travel + Leisure , and has vetted hundreds of parenting products over the last decade. For this story, she analyzed in-house testing insights, manufacturer details, and her own experience as a frequent toddler wrangler to determine the best toddler beds for every type of travel.

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10 Best Toddler Travel Bed Options for Safe Slumber on the Go

Sleeping arrangements for your little one can get a bit complicated when your family is traveling—especially as your child enters toddlerhood. Travel cribs are typically recommended for use up until 3 years old, but many children outgrow the height and weight limitations well before then. Typically, portable cribs have a weight limit of around 30 pounds, and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recommends children no taller than 35 inches use them for sleep or play. Travel cribs can also become unsafe at an early age if your little one discovers how to climb out. So if they’re too big to sleep safely in a travel crib and too small to slumber in a regular bed, what’s the in-between?

The answer: Toddler travel beds. These portable beds for toddlers come in a variety of styles, but they’re all designed to provide a safe and comfortable sleeping environment for your growing tot. In addition to accommodating children who have phased out of travel cribs, toddler travel beds are also a much more portable option, as they tend to be both lighter and more compact than a travel crib. Many also have a high weight capacity and can be used for older children, making them a versatile choice. Here’s a closer look at the different options and what factors to consider when choosing—then, shop our top picks for several categories.

How We Chose the Best Portable Toddler Beds

As tots get older, they need a lot of new gear to keep up with their rapid development, like appropriately sized travel beds. To help you pick out the best portable toddler bed for your kiddo, we browsed designs from leading brands and online retailers, so you don’t have to spend hours scrolling online. When choosing beds to include in our roundup, we considered a list of criteria, such as quality and durability, value, style, size, portability, material and, of course, safety. We also read user reviews to get the lowdown on how these portable toddler beds have worked for real families—plus, we didn’t consider anything with less than an average four-star rating.

To make sure we’re highlighting products that are safe and effective, we chatted with two pediatric sleep consultants to understand essential features and safety considerations to keep top of mind when you’re shopping. We also followed the safety recommendations of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). Lastly, some of these toddler travel beds were reviewed by our team of independent product testers, providing additional insight for our roundup.

Interested in learning more about our editorial process? Read about how our team develops and reviews all articles here .

The Best Portable Toddler Beds To Shop

Read on for our top picks in toddler travel beds, from budget-friendly to easily portable and everything in between.

Overall best portable toddler bed

• Washable, temperature-regulating mesh cover
• Integrated pump for easy inflation
• Water-repellent bottom wipes clean
• May deflate over time

The folks at Stokke thought of everything when they designed this portable bed for toddlers. It easily inflates in less than a minute—thanks to a built-in manual pump—and only takes one adult to operate. Rest assured that full-length bumpers along the sides will keep your little one secure at naptime or nighttime. It also has a weight capacity of up to 150 pounds, making this a travel option you can use well past toddlerhood. The real standout feature, though, is the fold: Guidelines help show you exactly how to fold up this inflatable travel bed (no having to stuff it back into the bag), and the double-layered zipper bag is compact enough to fit into a backpack or purse.

Dimensions: 59.1" (L) x 29.5" (W) x 6.7" (H) | Weight: 3.1 lbs. | Material: 100% polyester | Age/weight limit: 3+ years/149.9 lbs.

Best inflatable toddler bed

• Bumpers offer extra security
• Patch kit included
• Easy to transport
• Odor reported by some users
• Doesn’t come with a sheet

The Hiccapop Inflatable Travel Bed will keep even the most active sleepers secure, thanks to four sides of extra-long and extra-tall bumpers. Welded seams and ultra-thick vinyl mean it can withstand the roughest of circumstances, and it’s covered by a lifetime guarantee, even against accidental damage. Plus, with a weight capacity of up to 310 pounds, this is a travel bed that will be with you for the long run.

Dimensions: 62" (L) x 39" (W) x 12" (H) | Weight: 8 lbs. | Material: 100% vinyl | Age/weight limit: 310 lbs.

Best toddler travel crib

• Super easy to set up and break down
• Plush, built-in mattress
• Comes with a carry bag
• Not suitable for older toddlers

If your little one still needs a crib , this portable toddler bed is sure to meet your family’s needs. As your tot snoozes, you’ll be able to keep an eye on them thanks to the ventilated, mesh sides—plus, the soft, built-in mattress will ensure they’re supported and comfy throughout the night. This sleek toddler travel bed can be opened and set up in seconds. Our product tester agreed, telling us, “after taking the crib out of the carrying case, I was shocked at how easily I could set it up by myself. It folds in and out so easily, I could almost do it with one hand." Then, when it’s time to get back on the road, simply fold it back up and pop it into the convenient carry bag—easy peasy.

Dimensions: 44" (L) x 25" (W) x 32" (H) | Weight: 13 lbs. | Material: Polyester/steel | Age/weight limit: 0 to 2 years/35 lbs.

Best toddler travel tent

• Lightweight and easily collapsible
• Great for infants, toddlers and kids
• Self-inflating mattress
• Can be tricky to fold
• Loud zipper, according to some

Sleeping outdoors comes with its own set of challenges, particularly around keeping your child protected from the elements. That’s where the Joovy Gloo Portable Kids Travel Tent comes in handy. It’s ideal for everything from naps on the beach to a full-on family camping trip. The breathable zippered enclosure offers UPF 50 sun protection as well as a barrier from bugs and moisture. A self-inflating mattress pad will make your little one forget they’re snoozing on the ground, or just keep them comfy while they play. An added bonus: This toddler travel tent is machine-washable (which takes care of any and all outdoor messes).

Dimensions: 51.5" (L) x 28" (W) x 24.5" (H) | Weight: 5.5 lbs. | Material: Polyester/nylon | Age/weight limit: 6 months to 5 years

Best toddler travel cot

• Quick and easy setup
• Washable fitted sheet
• Doesn’t come with a carrying bag

Next up is a versatile cot that's a great non-inflatable toddler bed option. The durable frame unfolds to provide a sturdy yet comfy resting place. At nine inches off the floor, it keeps your little one comfortably away from the ground, but it’s not high enough that they can injure themselves. The cot is made of a durable nylon material that’s also washable, and it comes with a fitted sheet for comfort. Whether it’s a sleepover, camping trip or even a nap at daycare, this toddler travel cot is a versatile and convenient pick. No wonder it has thousands of glowing reviews!

Dimensions: 48" (L) x 24.5" (W) x 9" (H) | Weight: 7 lbs. | Material: Cotton/steel | Age/weight limit: 2 to 5 years/75 lbs.

Best portable toddler bed with sides

• Included electric pump
• Sheet not included

This inflatable toddler travel bed from Enerplex checks all the important boxes: 13-inch bumpers on three sides for security, puncture-resistant material for durability and a coil-beam inner mattress for comfort. But where this toddler travel bed separates itself from the pack is the included car adaptors for the electric pump, making it perfect for camping trips (or anywhere you find yourself caught without a plug).

Dimensions: 66" (L) x 44" (W) x 13" (H) | Weight: 12.6 lbs. | Material: Vinyl | Age/weight limit: 3+ years/150 lbs.

Best portable toddler bed with bumpers

• Soft, puncture-resistant vinyl
• Comes with a high-speed pump and a travel bag

If your tot moves around a lot while they snooze, an inflatable toddler bed with bumpers can offer added security and peace of mind. Take this durable design, for instance. No matter how wiggly your little one is, you can ensure they won’t roll off the bed, thanks to the safety bumpers on each side. You’ll also appreciate how it can be inflated and deflated in seconds, and that it comes with a high-speed pump. Another unique feature: The inflatable mattress is detachable, meaning you can snugly tuck sheets onto it. Lastly, this toddler travel bed has a weight limit of 310 pounds, so it can be used for many future trips.

Dimensions: 63" (L) x 40" (W) x 12" (H) | Weight: 9.7 lbs. | Material: Vinyl | Age/weight limit: 18+ months/310 lbs.

Best toddler travel nap mat

• Promotes independence
• Comes with a blanket and a pillow
• Easily rolls up and unfolds
• Indoor use only

This toddler travel nap mat from Lovevery is ideal for short-term snoozes on the go. With this soft set, you’ll receive everything you need to create a comfy sleep space for your kiddo, including a padded nap mat, a blanket and a pillow . Plus, custom buckles (designed with teeny tiny hands in mind) will encourage your child to set up, roll and carry their mat themselves, promoting independence. For added peace of mind, know that it’s made from OEKO TEX-certified organic cotton—and that it’s machine-washable to boot.

Dimensions: 55" (L) x 20.5" (W) | Weight: 11.6 oz. | Material: 100% cotton (outer)/poly (filling)/plastic (buckles) | Age/weight limit: 18 months to 5 years

Best affordable portable toddler bed

• Super lightweight
• Comes with a carry bag and patch kit
• Doesn’t come with a pump

This inflatable air bed from Intex is no-frills, but if you’re looking for a solid, budget-friendly option, it’s sure to check all of the boxes on your list. It comes with a carry bag and patch kit for added convenience. What’s more, it can handle children up to 10 years old (lasting you well beyond the toddler years). Not bad for an inflatable toddler bed ringing in around the $20 mark!

Dimensions: 62" (L) x 34.5" (W) x 7" (H) | Weight: 3.5 oz. | Material: PVC | Age/weight limit: 3 to 10 years/100 lbs.

Best fun toddler travel bed

• Available in several fun designs
• Not suitable for younger toddlers
• Doesn’t come with an air pump

Last but not least on our list of the best toddler travel beds is this super-fun option from FUNBOY. Whether you’re planning a special sleepover for your little one or are often on the road with your kiddo, this car-shaped air mattress is sure to bring a smile to their face. It features a cozy surface for comfy snoozes and has a low design that’s easy for kids to get in and out of independently. This delightful toddler air mattress also comes in several other styles, including a castle and a speed boat . We’re obsessed!

Dimensions: 74" (L) x 40" (W) x 15" (H) | Weight: N/A | Material: Vinyl | Age/weight limit: 3 to 12 years

Types of Portable Toddler Beds

There are a variety of portable toddler beds on the market. Here’s a breakdown of the different types:

Inflatable. The most common type are inflatable toddler beds, which resemble air mattresses. These are a popular choice because of their easy portability (since they can be deflated when not in use) and comfort—but they often require a pump to inflate, which may or may not be included. Additionally, children 15 months of age or younger should never sleep on an inflatable mattress, per the CPSC .

Folding cots. Foldable travel beds offer one of the easiest setups (no inflation necessary) and are commonly used in childcare settings for naps. They keep your little one off the ground while sleeping, but they typically don’t have any side protection (which may not work for all sleepers).

Portable bed rails. Another great option in terms of portability, bed rails are an easy way to make any bed safe and secure for a toddler to sleep in. Make sure there’s a mechanism to secure them in place and that they don’t lose inflation when in use.

Tents. For little ones who like to block out the world while they sleep, tents are a solid choice. They’re one of the few toddler sleep options that provide an enclosed location for your child to sleep, making it ideal for little escape artists. However, note that the interior mattresses are often not super thick or padded.

What To Look For In a Portable Toddler Bed

Not sure where to begin when it comes to picking out a toddler travel bed? We’ve got you covered. Keep these factors top of mind before deciding on a portable bed for toddlers:

Lifestyle. First things first: Figure out what type of travel you’ll be doing and where you’ll be using the bed, suggests Jillian Thistel, a certified pediatric sleep consultant and founder of Twinkling Stars Pediatric Sleep Consulting in Ontario, Canada. By doing so, you can get an idea of what size and shape bed will work best for your needs.

Setup. Check out how simple it is to both set up and break down the toddler travel bed you choose. Also, take a look at what’s required (any additional pumps or parts) to make sure you’ll have it on hand if it’s not already included.

Height and weight limits. Thistel advises parents to “check out the height and weight limit of the travel bed when making a decision." This way, you can create a safe sleeping spot for your little one, even while you’re on the go.

Padding. Padding is another feature to look out for as you shop; most inflatable or portable toddler beds vary in levels of firmness, so this will largely depend on your and your child’s preferences. Rachel Mitchell , a certified sleep specialist and the founder of My Sweet Sleeper , suggests “testing this out before you travel to make sure that your child is comfortable and adjust as needed."

Portability. Many toddler travel beds fold down to a compact size and come with their own travel bags for easy transport. For families on the go, this is essential.

Care. Whether it’s a nighttime accident or a camping mess, you’ll want a toddler travel bed that’s easy to clean. Look for materials that can be wiped down or protective sheets that are machine-washable. For added comfort and safety, Mitchell also recommends that caregivers opt for a toddler travel bed made from breathable, lightweight materials.

Portable Toddler Bed Safety Tips

A safe sleep environment is the top priority, whether at home or elsewhere. Before purchasing a portable bed for toddlers, Thistel advises parents to “make sure that it meets the CPSC requirements, and that there haven’t been any recalls on the product." As you set up the bed, be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure it’s properly assembled. It shouldn’t be too far off the ground—ideally, no more than 24 inches, says Mitchell. Once it’s put together, Thistlel adds, check that there are no loose parts or pieces that could pose a risk. The bed should also be placed in a safe place away from cords, outlets and wall hangings, and the surrounding area should be childproofed in case your tot gets up in the middle of the night. “This is especially true if your toddler normally sleeps in a crib or more secure space," Mitchell advises. Lastly, Thistel reminds caregivers that “toddler travel beds are specifically for toddlers, and it isn’t safe for an infant to sleep in a toddler travel bed."

Plus, more from The Bump:

The Best Toddler Floor Beds to Promote Independence

The Best Toddler Sleeping Bags for Campouts and Sleepovers

The Top Airplane and Car Toys for Toddlers on the Go

Jillian Thistel is a certified pediatric sleep consultant in the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario, Canada. She is a member of the Association of Professional Sleep Consultants and founder of Twinkling Stars Pediatric Sleep Consulting .

Rachel Mitchell is a certified sleep specialist and former night nanny based out of Denver, Colorado. She is also the founder of My Sweet Sleeper , a business that provides pediatric and maternity sleep consulting services and coaching sessions.

Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), New Play Yard Standards , February 2013

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The Best Toddler Travel Beds We Tested for Sweet Dreams on the Go

You won’t have to stress about toddler sleep when you travel with one of these picks.

Our Favorite Toddler Travel Beds

Other notable toddler travel beds, our testing process, our experts.

• Factors to Consider
• Keeping Your Toddler in Bed

Parents / Alexander Huang

If you’re anything like me, you keep a running list—usually in your Notes app—of every little thing you need to pack when traveling with your kids. From snacks and a favorite stuffy to a white noise machine, the list is ever-evolving, and generally, half of these items involve getting your child to sleep . Perhaps the most important thing of all is where your baby or toddler sleeps. Once your baby outgrows their bassinet or travel crib, it comes time to transition to a toddler travel bed. A great toddler travel bed provides a consistent sleep space for your little one, resulting in a well-rested child and, hopefully, rested parents, too. 

For some parents, portable beds are must-haves to provide young children with a secure place to sleep while on vacation. “Simpler is always better, especially when thinking of traveling with toddlers . So, when it comes to a toddler travel bed, you don't need all the bells and whistles,” says Anjuli Gans , M.D., a pediatrician at the Karabots Pediatric Care Center in Philadelphia. “There are lots of fancy ones out there on the market, but your baby really just needs a safe and comfortable place to sleep .” 

To help you find the best toddler travel bed for your needs, we tested over 40 options, from inflatable mattresses to pack-and-plays , in our lab and at home with our kids. We spent hours testing these products in the lab and our homes: assembling and disassembling them—even seeing if we could do it one-handed—and timing the whole process. We also studied the beds’ features, how well they hold a toddler’s weight, and how easy they are to clean. We’ll continue to test new models as they come out. These picks were the best toddler travel beds we tested. 

• Best Air Mattress: Sleepah Inflatable Toddler Travel Bed
• Best Travel Crib: Guava Lotus Everywhere Travel Crib, Adventure & Travel Bundle
• Best for Air Travel: JetKids By Stokke CloudSleeper Inflatable Kids Bed
• Best Tent: KidCo PeaPod Plus Travel Tent
• Best With High Walls: SlumberPod SlumberTot Inflatable Toddler Bed
• Best for Grandparents’ House: The Shrunks Toddler Travel Bed
• Best for Slumber Parties: Funboy Convertible Kids Sleepover Air Mattress
• Best for Car Travel: EnerPlex Kids Inflatable Travel Bed
• Best Foldable: Milliard Toddler Nap Mat Tri-Folding Mattress

Best Air Mattress

Sleepah inflatable toddler travel bed, why we like it.

At $65, the Sleepah Inflatable Toddler Travel Bed was one of the least expensive mattresses we tested, while also impressing us with the quality of the material. Inflation was a cinch. “Assembly was straightforward and we were able to get the bed fully inflated with the included pump within 5 minutes,” our tester said. 

The lightweight bed, which fits standard-sized crib sheets, features high bumpers on the sides to prevent active sleepers from rolling out and a removable inner mattress that makes setup, cleaning, and deflating a breeze. Included are an air pump, patch kit, carrying case, and cloud pillow. With a maximum weight limit of 300 lbs., the Sleepah can also bear the weight of an adult who may find themself lying down next to their child. 

What Parents Say

“The bed feels durable and structurally very sound; it reminds me of one of our higher-end air mattresses we've had for a while. Overall, my daughter slept really well and there were no noticeable interruptions to her sleep while she used it.” – Kimberly, mom to a 22-month-old  

But Take Note

Our tester noted that the bed experienced slight deflation after her daughter, whom she calls a “very active sleeper,” slept on the bed for a few nights, though she says that the bed’s overall durability, warranty, and included patch kit put her mind at ease. 

The Details:

• Material: PVC
• Weight: 9.79 lbs.
• Size when open: 61" L x 40" W x 12" H
• Size when folded: unavailable
• Recommended age and weight limit: 18 months–8 years, up to 300 lbs.
• PHOTO: Parents / Alexander Huang

Best Travel Crib

Guava family lotus travel crib.

Guava’s Lotus Everywhere Travel Crib is a high-end, well-designed, truly portable pack-and-play. Easy to assemble and break down, and with a hands-free, backpack-style carrying case, this toddler bed earned stellar reviews for its ease of use and compact design. The company offers a 60-day trial for parents who want to try the bed out. 

The wide, sturdy base that sits on the floor offers extra reassurance that your child won’t tip or tumble off the mattress, and there’s a side zipper to help little crawlers (and parents) have easier access without having to bend over. The Adventure & Travel Bundle we tested comes with several thoughtful accessories, including a mosquito net, an SPF 55 shade cover for sun protection , and two fitted sheets. 

“The carry bag conversion from hand-carry to a backpack is a brilliant design. The lightly padded straps make it really comfortable to carry on the back for long periods. I love that it packs very compactly and it feels high quality and very well-made.” – Allie, mom of a toddler

The crib alone is $230, and the bundle we tested retails for $345, putting the Lotus at the top of our tested products’ price range. Given the size of this travel crib, once a child is big enough to climb out of it, it’s no longer safe for them to use. 

• Material: Aluminum frame, washable fabric and mesh
• Weight: 15 lbs.
• Size when open: 45.5" L x 31.5" W x 25.5 H
• Size when folded: 24" L x 12" W x 8" H
• Recommended age and weight limit: Newborn up to age 3, no weight limit (base rests on the floor)
• PHOTO: Parents / Leticia Almeida

Best for Air Travel

Jetkids by stokke cloudsleeper inflatable travel bed.

Flying with kids can be challenging, so if air travel is in your future and you need to lug a bed along, the JetKids by Stokke CloudSleeper Inflatable Kids Bed is our top pick. We loved this inflatable bed's unique design. Small enough to fit inside your luggage, this travel bed includes key features like side bumpers to keep your child from rolling onto the floor and an air mesh cover to keep your child cool at night. 

It was very easy to inflate and only took us five minutes to put together , which is great when traveling with little kids. And since it's light and comes with a small bag with handles , it's not hard to move around. The mattress also has a removable and washable cover that can be spot-cleaned and dries quickly, so your little one can get back to bed after any accidents. When you’re done with it, deflate the mattress, pack it back into its packing cube, and you're good to go!

“This is a quickly inflating mattress you put right on the ground. It took a couple minutes to set up,” – Allie, mom of a toddler

We noticed it can sound a bit noisy when a child moves on it. 

• Material: Nylon
• Weight: 4.1 pounds
• Size when open: 59.1 x 29.5 x 6.7 inches inflated
• Size when folded: 15 x 11 x 4 inches in travel bag
• Recommended age and weight limit: Ages 3 years and up; up to 68 pounds
• PHOTO: Parents / Tamara Staples
• PHOTO: Parents / Nick Kova

KidCo Peapod Plus Infant Travel Bed

The KidCo PeaPod Plus travel tent was one of the most lightweight and easily transportable toddler beds we tested, and setup was almost non-existent: the tent simply pops up when it’s removed from its travel bag. It has two layers: a see-through screen window/door layer and a blackout material to make it dark inside the bed.

The lightweight material is also incredibly easy to clean, as evidenced by our tester’s admission that her son threw up on it during their trial run. “It was super simple to wipe up the mess, apply some cleaner, and wipe it dry. There are no real nooks or crannies that couldn't be cleaned or easily reached, even on the underside,” she reported. 

“Thanks to its springy, foldable nature, it would pop right into shape and open up, ready for use, in seconds. From there, I could zip the sides open or closed. It was really effortless,” – Heather, mother to an 11-month-old boy

This travel tent seems optimized for use while camping with kids or napping outdoors, and it’s not as ideal for regular nightly use as the only sleep surface is a thin pad. The material also doesn’t feel very durable. 

• Material: Lightweight mesh
• Weight: 3.5 lbs.
• Size when open: 52.5” L x 34” W x 22” H
• Size when folded: 19” L x 3.5” W x 19” H
• Recommended age and weight limit: 6 months–5 years old

Best With High Walls

Slumberpod slumber tot inflatable toddler bed.

SlumberTot is a component of the SlumberPod system, which gained attention after the company’s founders appeared on Shark Tank . SlumberPods are a pretty genius concept; they’re essentially a ventilated, breathable tent that darkens a child’s sleep space. The SlumberTot toddler air mattress conveniently fits inside a SlumberPod, making it a great solution if you find yourself sharing a hotel or guest room with your child and need some separation. We just tested the inflatable SlumberTot mattress, not the entire SlumberPod system. We found the mattress maintained firmness during the night and was durable, thick, and easy to wipe down. The side bumpers are high enough to prevent children from rolling off the bed. When deflated, the mattress easily fits in a suitcase, though it also has its own carrying case with a shoulder strap. The SlumberTot is also the only inflatable toddler bed we tested that claims to be phthalate-free.

“I wouldn't advise letting your child jump on the inflatable mattress, but the few times my toddler did jump around, the bed never lost inflation.” – Allison, mother of a two-year-old

At $89, the SlumberTot was one of the pricier inflatable beds we tested, and that price increases dramatically to $280 if you plan to purchase it with the room-darkening SlumberPod system.

• Material: Phthalate-free polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
• Weight: 6 lbs. 
• Size when open: 39” L x 25” W x 4.5” H
• Size when folded: 13.5” L x 8.5” W x 4.5” H
• Recommended age and weight limit: 2–6 years old, up to 200 lbs.

Best for Grandparents’ House

The shrunks toddler travel bed.

The Shrunks Inflatable Toddler Travel Bed comes with a pump and inflates easily and quickly thanks to a valve that prevents air from escaping, and it’s compatible with standard-sized crib sheets. (The pump also features a handy reverse setting to draw air out when it’s time to deflate it.)

An inner mattress attaches to an outer bed rail that prevents kids from rolling off, and the phthalate-safe PVC is thick and durable and easily wipes clean. Unlike other mattresses that look similar, the Shrunks’ inner mattress is attached to the outer bumper, which can be seen as a convenience to some (no sliding around) or an obstacle (it can be difficult to get the fitted sheet on the mattress when both the mattress and bumpers are inflated). 

“[My son] loved sleeping on this bed and was very motivated to go to bed since it was fun and new. He slept great on it and had no wake-ups, which is a sign he was comfortable.” – Jessica, mom of a 2-year-old

While this air mattress is durable and relatively portable, its carrying case has no convenient handle or strap, and it’s slightly larger and bulkier than some of our other picks, which is why we recommend it as our top pick to keep at the grandparents’ house. 

• Weight: 8.5 lbs.
• Size when open: 60” L x 37” W x 9” H
• Size when folded: 16” L x 7” W x 7” H
• Recommended age and weight limit: Up to 150 lbs.

Best for Slumber Parties

Funboy kids sleepover air mattress.

Funboy inflatable beds are available in several cute designs , which we’re sure will be a hit at your kid’s next slumber party or cousin sleepover. We tested the retro convertible, which is available in pink or blue. Other fun shape options include castles and speedboats. The company’s beds are modeled on the brand’s similarly designed pool floats. 

The beds come with a durable carrying case with a shoulder strap . We like that the thick, flocked material of this inflatable mattress is especially soft on the sleeping surface, an important feature since you can’t make this bed up with a fitted sheet.

“ I could see my toddler using it well past his toddler stages. I love bringing this over for sleepovers. My niece (8) and nephew (6) also LOVE this bed, so it's great for a wide range of ages.” – Stella, mom of a 21-month-old

This bed doesn’t come with a pump, but you can purchase one separately on the Funboy site for $24. Our tester found that without a pump to draw out the remaining air, rolling up and storing this bed was clumsy and not conducive to traveling long distances, as it took up more space. This bed has no bumpers on the sides and is slightly larger than some of the other beds we tested, so may not be ideal for kids who still roll around in their sleep.

• Material: Unavailable
• Weight: Unavailable
• Size when open: 74" L x 40" W x 15" H
• Size when folded: Unavailable
• Recommended age and weight limit: 3–12 years old, no weight limit given

Best for Car Travel

Enerplex kids inflatable travel bed.

This nearly puncture-proof toddler travel bed can be used during trips or at home as a transitional bed for toddlers who are still getting used to not having crib walls. A 120-volt electric pump (and three universal nozzles) is a game changer that makes inflating the bed a breeze. We love how quickly and easily this bed comes together: It took us five minutes to blow up both parts of the bed and attach a fitted sheet. Best of all, we didn’t even need to glance at the instructions while doing so.

The EnerPlex has bumpers along three sides, and the removable coil-beam mattress rests snugly inside the outer shell and fits a standard crib sheet. Even though the bed is bulky, it comes with a large carry bag that you can wear as a backpack. We also like that the electric pump comes with an adapter for your car , making it ideal for camping. It can be wiped down and the crib sheet can be tossed in the laundry for cleanup.

“Could not be easier to set up. The pump is a game-changer. You don't need directions at all. The electric pump can also plug into your car which makes this a great option for camping,” – Donna, mom of a toddler

One downfall: It has a chemical smell.

• Weight: 11.88 pounds
• Size when open: 66” x 44” x 13” inflated
• Recommended age and weight limit: 36 months and up; up to 150 pounds

Best Foldable

Milliard toddler nap mat tri folding mattress.

The Milliard Toddler Nap Mat isn’t an inflatable mattress, but rather, a folding foam mattress that’s cozy, thick, and comfortable for naptime. This folding mattress doesn't require any assembly—just take it right out of the box. If your toddler spills a drink or has an accident on this mattress, the good news is that it's easy to clean: It has a removable bamboo cover that can be machine-washed and the mattress underneath can be spot-cleaned.

While it doesn’t come with a storage bag, you can purchase a dedicated carry case with handles for it for $19. While it takes up more storage space than an inflatable mattress, it can also be a fun addition to the playroom for climbing, fort-building, and other creative play.

“Easy to unbox and really light. Definitely one of the more comfortable options for naptime that I've seen.” – Briana, mom of a toddler

Like other memory foam beds, after unboxing, it takes 48 hours for the compressed foam to reach the highest comfort level.

• Material: Foam mattress; polyester and bamboo cover
• Weight: 8.74 pounds
• Size when open: 58” x 24” x 3” unfolded
• Size when folded: 24” x 19” x 9” folded
• Recommended age and weight limit: None given
• Hiccapop Inflatable Toddler Travel Bed : Our testers liked the Hiccapop Toddler Travel Bed, but found that too much air leaked out once the pump nozzle was removed. Design-wise, the Hiccapop is similar to the Shrunks Toddler Travel Bed, which solves the airflow problem with a valve that prevents air from escaping and is less expensive.
• USHMA Portable Travel Inflatable Air Bed : This is a no-frills inflatable bed. At $46, it was the cheapest of all the beds we tested, but that price comes with some slight inconveniences. Testers complained that it doesn’t come with a pump and the strap-free carrying case was uncomfortable to carry.

Our parent testers tried out 20 children’s travel beds and more than 20 pack-and-plays in the Parents Testing Lab and in the real world; in our own homes, on the road, at the park, and on the beach. The beds were tested for overnight sleep and naps, and the ages of the children testing the mattresses ranged from 10 months to 4 years old. The most important attributes we considered when testing were:

• Ease of Use: Upon receiving their toddler travel beds, testers timed how long it took to set up every bed they tried. We asked them to assemble the beds with one hand, if possible, noting which ones required both hands or even another adult to help. We then tested how well the toddler travel beds hold a toddler's weight using a 25-to-30-pound sandbag. We also assessed how hard it was to clean the beds, examining hard-to-reach areas and taking note of the material and how it wiped down. We noted whether standard crib sheets fit on it. Then, we tried to disassemble the beds one-handed. After breaking them down, we considered how long it took and how difficult it was to place the bed inside its carry bag (if one was included). 
• Comfort: Comfort is key to a good night’s sleep, and for our top picks, we wanted to make sure our parent testers and their children were able to feel secure and get a good night's sleep with minimal interruptions. Our child testers slept on their beds at least five times to gauge their experience. 
• Durability: There’s nothing worse than an air mattress that deflates in the night or, even worse, punctures easily. Our testers kept an eye out for the quality of the materials and design, as well as any flaws and deal breakers encountered during use.
• Portability: If you’ll be carrying a toddler travel bed to a park, on a plane, or even just up a flight of stairs, portability is essential. We considered the item’s portability, including how easy it is to pack the bed into its carrying bag, the overall size of the bag, and whether it had a hands-free carrying option.

In addition to lab and real-world testing, we spoke with medical experts to gather their input on how to choose a toddler travel bed and which safety features to look for. We spoke to the following experts:

• Anjuli Gans, MD, a pediatrician at Karabots Pediatric Care Center, West Philadelphia
• Lynelle Schneeberg , PsyD, a pediatric sleep psychologist and author of Become Your Child’s Sleep Coach: The Bedtime Doctor’s 5-Step Guide, Ages 3-10
• Tomomi Hayashi, MD , a pediatrician at Stanford Medicine Children's Health Pediatrics, Los Gatos, CA

Factors to Consider When Buying a Toddler Travel Bed

• Safety: Keeping your toddler safe in their bed is essential. Dr. Hayashi recommends only using toddler travel beds as instructed and never placing them on top of another mattress, bed, or other raised surface. Ensure the bed you’re buying is appropriate for your child’s size and age and doesn’t pose any safety hazards. For anyone looking for an environmentally friendly, healthy sleep space, note that many of the inflatable mattresses we tested are made of PVC, a non-recyclable plastic that usually contains phthalates, which are hidden toxins known to cause smelly and potentially harmful off-gassing. Of all the samples we tested, only the SlumberTot claims to be phthalate-free.
• Comfort: For some toddlers, comfort may mean a favorite blankie or lovie, while others require a crib. Many toddlers enjoy the excitement of any new bed (and can fall asleep anywhere!), while others may balk at the noise or new sensation of an inflatable mattress. To make traveling easier, consider your child’s preferences. 
• Ease of use: If you arrive at your destination with a sleepy child, the last thing you want to deal with is a complicated bed setup. Look for a bed that’s easy to set up and break down, simple to clean and maintain, and includes useful accessories like a pump. Be aware that several inflatable beds on the market do not come with pumps, so read the fine print. You may want to look for bags that allow hands-free carrying. Another consideration is whether the bed is easy to put in its carrying case, so you’re not fighting to pack it up when it’s time to go home. 
• Toddler’s age and size: A few of the toddler beds we recommend are on the smaller side and only appropriate for babies who are not able to climb. Dr. Hayashi explains that the age at which children can transition from a crib to a portable toddler bed will differ. “Once they can climb out of the crib, then you have to transition to either a lower crib or a toddler sleep space. Generally, I like to keep them in enclosed spaces until I know they’re not going to get up and wander,” she explains. While it’s important to purchase a toddler bed that’s appropriate to your child’s size and age, consider whether or not you might also need to lie down with your child and whether the bed you’re considering can handle your weight, too. Most of our portable toddler bed recommendations are big enough for older toddlers to grow into; some can withstand up to 300 lbs.  
• Travel frequency and type: To determine which toddler travel bed is best for you, consider how and where you’ll be using it. Many of our recommendations can easily fit into a suitcase for air travel or road trips. Others are too bulky, so are best left in one place for long-term use, like at a grandparent’s or babysitter’s home. Also consider whether you might need to use your toddler bed outdoors as some of our recommendations feature weatherproof fabrics, sunshades, and netting, while others are not designed for exposure to the elements.

How to Use Toddler Travel Beds Safely 

It’s especially important to ensure your child is safe when sleeping in an unfamiliar place in a bed they’re not accustomed to. These tips can help.

• Follow the Manufacturer's Instructions: “Parents should also practice the same safe sleeping rules they implement at home,” explains Dr. Gans. “Every toddler travel bed has age and weight requirements, so I would definitely check those first and make sure it matches up [with your toddler's age and weight].”
• Secure Assembly: Whether you’re inflating an air mattress with bumpers or assembling a portable tent, follow the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure that the sleep surface is firm and will not pose a suffocation risk. You’ll also want to ensure there are no areas that could potentially trap your child, and check for sharp edges, says Dr. Gans: “Corner points are sometimes a place where kids can get clothing caught or get injured.”
• Supervision: Never leave a toddler unattended in a travel bed. In addition to the usual risks associated with bedtime, children sleeping in an unfamiliar environment or who are used to the constraints of a crib might be tempted to explore. Place the bed where you can supervise them at all times since you may not be able to safety-proof rooms the way you can at home, notes Dr. Gans. Dr. Hayashi adds: “If they are climbing in and out or over the side, [or] if they are getting out of bed without an adult aware and wandering their environment,” that could pose a safety risk.  
• Appropriate Sleepwear: The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recommends that all children’s pajamas be snug-fitting to meet the government’s flammability standards. 
• Check for Product Recalls. Dr. Gans recommends researching products on the CPSC website to determine the safety of the products you’re considering and ensure that they haven’t been recalled. 
• Follow Safe Sleep Guidelines: The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends a safe sleep environment to reduce the risk of all sleep-related deaths in babies. This includes placing your child on their back on a firm, non-inclined sleep surface and avoiding soft bedding, stuffed animals, or other suffocation hazards. 

How to Keep Your Toddler in Bed While Traveling 

A travel bed with inflatable bumpers (which are not recommended for babies) or a pack-and-play can help keep a toddler from rolling onto the floor. If your child is still sleeping in a crib at home, you will probably want to keep them in a pack-and-play or travel crib while traveling. For children who have mastered the art of climbing since they’re easily tipped, a mat or inflatable mattress is the way to go when you’re away from home. To make your child more comfortable, you can also bring along some of their favorite items from home to help them want to stay in bed in a new place.

“The best thing to do when traveling is to bring along items from the child's home bedroom,” recommends Dr. Schneeberg. “Parents can bring along the child's favorite pillow, ‘bedtime buddy,’ and favorite books, for example. If the child is used to a certain night light or a sound machine , these can be brought along as well."

As a mother of two boys, Elizabeth Kocan has co-slept in her own bed, slept on the toddler air mattress, and even crawled into the crib to try and get her kids to sleep. After over 10 years of researching the best products to help make her own parenting a little easier, she’s sharing what she’s learned with other (exhausted at times, possibly desperate) parents. 

Ambrosia V. Brody  is a California-based editor, journalist, and mother of three. She has worked as a professional journalist for more than 16 years. You can find her at the library, Starbucks, or the park with her kids when she isn't writing.

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10 Best Portable Travel Beds for Families

You don't have to give up a good night's sleep on vacation. these air mattresses and travel beds offer standout comfort and portability..

A good night’s sleep is a vital part of a happy vacation for kids and adults alike. But too often, kids (and sometimes even the adults) are relegated to uncomfortable air mattresses, sub-standard hotel folding mattresses, or simply a sleeping bag on the guest room floor. Here’s the good news: Portable travel beds have gotten miles better in the last decade.

Comfortable options range from traditional air mattresses to luxe folding mattresses to individual tent cots, portable bunk beds, and inflatable mattresses with toddler-friendly bumpers. It turns out you can pack a good night’s sleep for the whole family no matter where you’re headed on vacation.

The Best Portable Travel Beds for Families

The best travel beds for families offer flexibility, comfort, and portability. Whether you’re looking for a portable bed that’s sized specifically for kids or one that can be used by any member of the family, there’s a perfect option for you. Here are our favorite well-reviewed and durable air mattresses, beds in a bag, camping cots, travel beds, camping mats, folding mattresses, and portable toddler beds.

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1. Coleman Camping Cot, Air Mattress, and Pump Combo

Best overall travel bed.

People who want a little height and a lot of comfort love the  Coleman Camping Cot, Air Mattress, and Pump Combo . With thousands of glowing reviews from buyers, this cot-inflatable-mattress hybrid is a little like bringing an actual bed with you wherever you go. 

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Kids who crave the normalcy of cuddling up in a regular bed will love this, and it’s also great for adults. A bed height of almost 24 inches makes it easier to get in and out of bed than with a mattress on the floor, and it even comes with built-in side tables. Use it at home or on vacation; either way, the bed is tall enough that you can tuck things like suitcases under it to maximize floor space. It’s available in twin and queen sizes, and when not in use, the steel frame folding bed packs up into a wheeled case for easy transport or storage.

 2. King Koil Luxury Air Mattress

Best traditional air mattress.

Available in three different mattress heights and in twin, queen, and even California king sizes, the King Koil Luxury Air Mattress  offers a sleeping experience that feels more like home than your usual blow-up bed. A built-in, plug-in pump makes setup a breeze, with the bed reaching full inflation in 90 seconds, and a carrying bag means it’s travel ready when you are.

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The thick, waterproof quilt top and the bed’s internal coil technology provide comfort and spinal support, plus help keep the bed’s shape and firmness intact. The twin size measures 76 inches long by 38 inches wide, with height options of 13 inches, 16 inches, and 20 inches. So your kiddo (or anyone else who uses the air mattress) should be off to dreamland in no time.

3. Maxyoyo Japanese Floor Futon Mattress

Best roll-up travel bed.

The  Maxyoyo Japanese floor futon mattress  comes in twin, full, queen, or king sizes and rolls up for easy portability. Though it doesn’t fold down as small as a typical inflatable mattress, it does offer a comfortable layered construction of brushed cotton and microfiber cotton with a memory foam core. 

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In its carrying case, the twin portable bed is 37 inches long and 18 inches wide, making it a feasible option for  family road trips ,  camping , and when you need a roll-up mattress for a guest, child, or adult. The mattress is available in multiple solid colors and prints, so there are options for every taste and style.

4. The Shrunks Toddler Travel Bed Portable Inflatable Air Mattress 

Best toddler travel bed.

When little ones are old enough to no longer need a portable crib on vacation, but you still worry about them rolling off the bed while they’re asleep, it’s time to recruit the help of an air mattress with bumpers.  The Shrunks Toddler Travel Bed  was designed to be a just-right option for toddlers ready to graduate out of a travel crib.

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Cozy, comfortable, and squeak-free, this inflatable toddler bed has gentle guard rails to keep kids in place, and blankets and standard crib sheets can be tucked into the sides for additional security. This cute portable bed comes with its own electric pump and quickly inflates to 60 by 37 by 9 inches. Constructed of materials free from phthalates, BPA, and lead, it’s a healthier choice than many inflatable beds.

5. Disc-o-Bed Portable Bunk Bed

Best travel bed to sleep multiple kids.

Need a little more room in a little less space? I’ve been using the Disc-o-Bed portable bunk bed on vacation with my kids for years, with great results. Though the bottom bunk doesn’t offer much room to sit up and hang out, the cots (which can be separated and used individually as well as stacked in the bunk-bed formation) are comfortable enough to promote deep sleep—and good moods. Just add a comfortable kid-sized sleeping bag and you’re ready to go.

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Each camping cot has a pocket that’s perfect for a water bottle and a book, and the whole thing packs up into a zippered carry bag that can fit under a bed for easy storage when you’re not using it.

6. Cushy Form Folding Mattress

Best folding travel bed.

This twi-fold floor bed from Cushy Form offers four inches of high-density-foam comfort and is large enough for both kids and adults. The highly adaptable folding mattress is a true bed in a bag—it comes with its own handled carrying case and is thin enough to fit under most standard beds when folded. 

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This portable bed has a washable soft cover (a key feature for travel beds for kids) and is made without harmful chemicals like PBDEs, TDCPP, or TCEP flame retardants. It’s comfy, quicker to set up than an inflatable bed, and there’s no squeaking when you turn over like with  many air mattresses.

7. Outsunny Multifunctional Folding Camping  Cot

Best travel bed/tent combo.

It’s a folding tent cot that comes with its own personal tent—in other words, it’s a kid’s dream come true. Turn any sleep over into a cozy camping trip (or head to nature for actual camping) with the  Outsunny Multifunctional Folding Camping Cot . It offers privacy, a subtle sound barrier that can help when you’re sharing a room on vacation with kids, and the novelty of a personal-sized tent. Chances are, there won’t be any fighting over bedtime. 

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This portable bed stands 16.5 inches off the ground and has mesh windows plus a domed top for additional headroom. The camping cot comes with an air mattress with a foot pump and matching covers, pillow, and sleeping bag plus a carrying bag for taking it on the go.

8. Regalo My Cot Extra Long Portable Bed

Best cot-style travel bed for little kids.

The  Regalo My Cot Extra Long portable toddler bed  prolongs its functional life with extra inches and a weight capacity of 80 pounds, so you’ll be able to use it for older kids too. The cot comes with a washable fitted sheet with a removable pillow and makes a great next step after kids outgrow Pack ‘n’ Plays and other travel cribs . 

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When fully set up, the Regalo My Cot offers a sleeping surface of 54 inches long by 28 inches wide. Folded up, the cot is just 6 inches by 8 inches by 29 inches. Whether you’re using it in a tent on camping trips or trying to fit it on the floor next to a guest bed, it’s small enough to do the job and offer a good night’s sleep to your little one.

9. Milliard Folding Floor Sleeper Cot

Best travel bed that also stores kids’ sleep necessities.

Ideal for kids ages three to six, the  Milliard Folding Floor Sleeper Cot  is ready to go as soon as you open it up. Plus, you can store your kiddo’s must-have stuffed animals and blankets right inside of it so everything they need for a good night’s sleep is at their fingertips. It’s not as compact as other travel bed options when folded up and not in use, but the convenience factor makes up for that.

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A velour interior keeps kids cozy, while the outer mat cover and included fitted sheet are both machine washable for easy cleaning. The travel bed measures 54 by 25 by 7 inches when opened up, and with its soft mattress and firmer sides it keeps kids comfy and content while dozing.

10. WELLAX UltraThick FlexFoam Sleeping Pad 

Best no-frills travel bed.

When you just want to keep things simple, the minimalist  WELLAX UltraThick FlexFoam inflatable sleeping pad  is a great choice for traveling. This slim but comfortable inflatable mattress offers three inches of padding that delivers serious comfort and a good night’s sleep.

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The self-inflating mattress expands in just minutes and is long enough for an adult or a kid. It’s waterproof and tear-resistant, making it ideal for camping but also kid-friendly for lots of other travel situations. Lightweight and compact when stowed in its carrying case, it’s easy for kids to carry and doesn’t take much room to store.

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Pint-sized sleep solutions for your tiny traveler., by jen labracio, cpst.

Whether you’re road-tripping to grandma’s or embarking on your first family flight, traveling with a toddler presents some unique challenges. Sure, you’ve got your lightweight travel car seat and you solved most of the world’s problems with the toys you brought along . But one big one that might leave you scratching your head for a solution? Where your toddler is going to sleep, especially if they’re in that strange in-between phase where they’re too big for a travel crib but not quite ready to snooze the night away in a full-size bed.

Meet the toddler travel bed: a perfectly pint-sized sleep solution for your tiny traveler. Toddler travel beds are lightweight, portable and built to take on the go. They’re also designed with toddlers in mind, with special features like sized-down mattresses and built-in bumpers.

A portable toddler travel bed is worth investing in if you’re a family that travels frequently or if you regularly stay somewhere that’s short on beds (think a relative or friend’s home, or even a hotel) and need a spot for your toddler to sleep. These expert-approved parent favorites will help you narrow down which toddler travel bed is best for you.

Babylist’s Top Picks for the Best Toddler Travel Beds

• Best Inflatable: hiccapop Inflatable Toddler Travel Bed with Safety Bumpers
• Best Twin Size: The Shrunks Toddler Travel Bed
• Best for Older Toddlers: Stokke JetKids CloudSleeper
• Best Nap Mat: Wildkin Original Nap Mat
• Best Padded Nap Mat: Miliard Toddler Nap Mat
• Best Travel Cot: Regalo My Cot Portable Toddler Bed
• Best Affordable Inflatable: INTEX 66810EP Inflatable Kidz Travel Bed Set
• Best for Camping: KidCo PeaPod Camp Lightweight Child Portable Travel Bed Camp Tent Extension
• Best for Sleepovers: Funboy Convertible Kids Sleeping Air Mattress

In This Article

• Our Top Picks
• Do You Need a Toddler Travel Bed?

Types of Toddler Travel Beds

What to look for in a toddler travel bed, babylist’s picks for the best toddler travel beds, best inflatable toddler travel bed.

hiccapop Inflatable Toddler Travel Bed with Safety Bumpers

With close to 12,000 positive reviews and almost 90 percent five-star ratings, Hiccapop’s Inflatable Toddler Travel Bed is a favorite for so many reasons. One of the bed’s best features is the bumpers. Unlike some toddler travel beds that feature only side bumpers, this bed has bumpers on all four sides, so you won’t have to worry about your toddler rolling off. It’s constructed from thick, durable vinyl, and holds up to years of use. It’s super quick to inflate—it takes about 30 seconds—and rolls up small enough to fit in a suitcase or duffel bag. It comes with everything you need, including a pump and a travel bag, and fits all standard-size crib sheets and blankets.

Additional Specs

Best twin size inflatable toddler travel bed.

The Shrunks Toddler Travel Bed

If you’re in the market for a larger inflatable toddler travel bed, this option from Shrunks is your best bet. The twin size is six and a half feet long and almost four feet wide, so it’s a good choice for older toddlers or if you like to lie down with your little one. There are no bumpers at the head or foot of this travel bed, but there are two side bumpers that do a good job containing active sleepers. Like the Hiccapop, the Shrunks inflates in less than a minute and comes with a travel bag and electric pump, and fits easily in a carry-on or backpack. It’s a bit lighter, however, weighing in at six pounds instead of eight, and is a single-piece design (as compared to the Hiccapop that has a separate base and mattress), so rolling it up after it’s deflated is a little easier.

Best Inflatable Travel Bed for Older Toddlers

Stokke JetKids CloudSleeper - White

Like all things Stokke, this toddler travel bed is as stylish as it is functional. Designed for kids three and up, the CloudSleeper is the lightest and most compact toddler travel bed on our list, weighing only three pounds and small enough to slip easily into a backpack or small bag. The unique design integrates everything right into the mattress, including a built-in pump and two side bumpers. (It also comes with a breathable air mesh fitted sheet.) Even the packing cube is innovative; it features a double zipper design that makes the mattress even more sleek and compact for storage and transport. Just note that the CloudSleeper is one of the thinnest inflatable toddler travel beds on our list at about four inches thick.

Best Toddler Nap Mat

Wildkin Original Nap Mat with Reusable Pillow

If you haven’t seen a nap mat before, think of it as the total package for portable sleep solutions. The roll-up design includes a mat, an attached comforter-style blanket, a built-in (but removable) pillow and hook and loop straps to hold it all together—plus a carry strap so you can sling the whole thing right over your shoulder. Lots of toddlers use nap mats in daycares or other childcare settings, but they work just as well as travel beds for on-the-go, for a sleepover at grandma’s or for snuggling up at home. Wildkin’s nap mats are super soft and come in enough prints and patterns to make every toddler’s dreams come true, including dinos, trucks, animals, robots and more. The whole thing can be tossed in the wash (just take out the pillow first) and hung to dry. The only thing to note is that the bottom sleeping mat is similar to a sleeping bag, so it’s not very padded. It’s not an issue for most toddlers, but it is something to be aware of.

Best Padded Toddler Nap Mat

Milliard Toddler Nap Mat Bed Tri Folding Mattress with Washable Cover

Like the idea of a nap mat but prefer something with a little more cushioning? This simple mat creates a comfortable sleep space for your toddler in seconds. The mat features a trifold design and is made from three inches of cushy foam. There’s a washable cover included and the whole thing folds up to a third of the full size for easy storage. Because of the design, it’s not the best solution if you need a packable toddler travel bed, but it’s great for keeping at the grandparents’ house or for taking on the go if you’re traveling by car. The brand also makes a similar foam nap mat but with bumpers on all four sides. It also folds for travel.

Best Toddler Travel Cot

Regalo My Cot Portable Toddler Bed

Another non-inflatable toddler travel bed option is a cot. This bestselling sleep solution, often used in childcare settings, is about as simple as it comes—just unfold it, toss on the included sheet, add a pillow and blanket if you’d like and your toddler is ready to snooze. The frame is made from steel for solid, durable construction and can hold a child up to 75 pounds. And while it doesn’t fold down quite as small as some of the toddler travel beds on our list, it’s still fairly easy to take it on the go. We like it for its straightforward simplicity and that you can use it indoors or outside. There aren’t any bumpers, though, so keep that in mind if you think your toddler may roll off.

Best Affordable Inflatable Toddler Travel Bed

INTEX 66810EP Inflatable Kidz Travel Bed

At under $40, this inflatable bed recommended for kids three to six years old is affordable, durable and convenient. The two-piece design means you can use the mattress either on its own or inside the four-bumper base. Like the other inflatable designs on our list, it’s lightweight and easy to set up—there’s a hand pump included. And it’s comfortable, too; users rave about how roomy and soft the mattress is.

Best Toddler Travel Bed for Camping

Kidco Peapod Camp Lightweight Pop Up Travel Bed

Outdoor adventurists, this one’s for you. KidCo’s pint-sized tent creates a sheltered, safe sleep space for your toddler when you’re spending the night under the stars. It weighs under three pounds so it’s easy to stash in your backpack and it sets up in seconds thanks to the pop-up design. The sun shade has built-in UV protection, so it also works as a beach tent or other sun shelter. (It’s also great for protecting your little one from bugs.) Users note that the fold can be a bit tricky to master, so you may want to practice before taking it into the great outdoors.

Best Toddler Travel Bed for Sleepovers

Funboy Pink Convertible Kids Sleepover Air Mattress

We couldn’t resist including one of the most fun toddler travel beds around. Known for their incredible and wildly creative pool floats ( golf cart , anyone?), your toddler won’t mind racing to bed in Funboy’s convertible-shaped inflatable. There’s flocking on the mattress for softness and comfort and whimsical details like a windshield, headlights and wheels to really turn up the fun factor. This air mattress works for kids ages three to about 12. The travel bed does inflate, but note the air pump is sold separately.

Do You Need a Travel Bed for a Toddler?

A toddler travel bed isn’t a must-have for some families, but it’s an item that can come in pretty handy in certain situations—especially if you’re a family who is regularly on the move. If you’re on the fence about purchasing one, here are a few reasons why you may want to add a toddler travel bed to your cart.

• The “in-between” phase. Your toddler needs a safe place to sleep when they’re away from home. Many playards and travel cribs—especially ones with raised mattresses—have weight and height maximums, usually around 30 pounds and 35 inches. A taller, heavier toddler may hit that mark by two years old. But most two-year-olds aren’t quite ready for a full-size adult bed. Many will feel intimidated by such a large sleep space or run the risk or rolling out. A toddler travel bed is the perfect solution during this period of transition.
• You’re short on space. Staying in a hotel room that only has one bed? All the bedrooms taken during the holiday celebration at the grandparents’? A toddler travel crib is a quick, easy way to add an extra sleeping space to a room or a house that doesn’t have enough beds (or space) for your family.
• You want your toddler close—but not too close. Toddlers move around a LOT during the night; sharing a bed with one can be a little bit like snuggling up next to the blades of a helicopter. If you want your own sleep space, but don’t want your toddler out of sight, a toddler travel bed is a good idea.
• They’re fun. Never underestimate anything that makes bedtime a little bit more fun. Toddlers love anything pint-sized and designed just for them. They also love to feel special and included. A portable toddler travel bed checks all of these boxes and can help your little one get a little more excited about bedtime—which can be tough to accomplish when you’re away from home.

You’ll notice a few categories of toddler travel beds when you start shopping. Choosing which type is best for you comes down to how you’ll be using the bed and personal preference.

• Inflatable travel beds are the most common type of toddler travel bed. They inflate via a hand or motorized pump, making them light and travel-friendly when deflated. (Just note that not all inflatable toddler travel beds come with a pump, and some pumps are bulky.) Some inflatable toddler beds come with built-in bumpers.
• Travel cots are folding cots that are raised off the ground. They’re commonly used in daycare or other childcare settings but can be used at home or in a hotel, too. They don’t have side rails or bumpers.
• Sleep tents , sometimes also called sleep pods or pop-up travel beds, create a breathable, enclosed sleep space over your toddler. They’re ideal for camping or if you have a tiny wanderer on your hands.

These are the features to consider when you’re trying to find the best toddler travel bed to meet your needs.

• Portability. Much like a travel crib, size and weight matter when you’re shopping for a toddler travel bed since you’ll be schlepping it around on the regular. If you plan to fly with your toddler travel bed or if you travel quite a bit, choosing a lightweight, compact bed is even more important.
• Ease of use. Be sure the toddler travel bed you choose is easy to set up and break down. Also check that it comes with all necessary parts and accessories (think pump, fitted sheet, pillow etc.) or if you have to purchase them separately.
• Ease of cleaning. Accidents happen, especially with toddlers, so be sure your toddler travel bed is easy to clean.
• Safety. According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), never use an inflatable air mattress with infants and children under 15 months due to the risk of suffocation and rolling. Always be sure to follow any other safety warnings and specific usage directions associated with your toddler travel bed.

Jen LaBracio,

Senior gear editor, cpst.

Jen LaBracio is Babylist’s Senior Gear Editor and a Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST). When she’s not geeking out over car seats, testing out a new high chair or pushing the latest stroller model around her neighborhood, she likes to run, do all things Peloton, listen to podcasts, read and spend time at the beach. In her past life, she worked for over a decade in children’s publishing. She lives outside of Chicago with her husband and their two boys, Will and Ben.

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