Review on 🛏️ Quilted Cream Graco Pack 'n Play Playard Sheet - Ultimate Comfort for Your Little One by Ryan Harriger

I use this sheet for our Graco Pack N Play bassinet insert and plan to use it for the Pack N Play floormat itself when my son is older (if he can hold out until goodbye) . then). (Note we have the Graco Pack N Play Abbington XL and the sheet still fits great.) It fits well and lays flat for safe sleeping on. I have several of these different colors but this brown goes best with the Abbington pattern we have chosen. In terms of quality I would only give 2/5 stars but in terms of comfort I give it 4/5 stars. so I averaged them for an overall score. Quality: The care instructions say the sheet should only be air dried but as a mother of a newborn I needed the sheet to dry faster so I threw it in the dryer - BIG MISTAKE. The bottom has a slightly plastic liner to prevent leakage and it is tumble dry melted and cracked. I've learned my lesson and now just hang them up to dry although it takes time. Let's face it, you're going to have to wash these sheets a lot. With that in mind, they should hold up well after several washes. It had only been in use for about 3 weeks when I noticed that the strings were already starting to break/wear out at the edges (although this may have been the result of my previous drying fiasco). Comfort: The sheet is VERY soft and my son seems to like it! As a real mom, that's really all that matters, so I put up with cumbersome care instructions and negligible durability. Other: The regurgitation and other fluids appear to flow over it, making it look more of a mess than it really is. . They also leave a stain that looks like you've spilled water on silk or velvet or something, making them look unattractive and making me feel like I need to wash them more often than I probably will. (My son's cotton sheets don't.) All in all, I would recommend this sheet, but just want to warn you to follow the care instructions carefully so you don't damage it.