How to Close Up a Graco Pack N' Play

In addition to use as a portable play area, Pack N' Play collapsible infant units manufactured by Graco can also be used as a crib or a changing station. Pack N' Play units are safe for indoor or outdoor use, which makes day trips easier. Use care when assembling and closing your Graco Pack N' Play and never leave a baby unattended inside.

Instructions

    • 1

      Release two straps that attach the floor of the Graco Pack N' Play from the base of the unit by pulling apart the Velcro closures. Remove the folding base of the floor from the unit and set aside.

    • 2

      Pull on the tab located in the center of the Pack N' Play floor to collapse the unit.

    • 3

      Lift up on the side rail while pushing the release button located in the middle of the rail. Once the side rail releases, push it down. Repeat this action on the remaining three sides of the Graco Pack N' Play unit.

    • 4

      Place the collapsed Graco Pack N' Play unit on its side on top of the floor panel. Wrap the folding floor panel sides around the Pack N' Play unit and use the Velcro straps to fasten it closed.

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