How to Put Away an Eddie Bauer Baby Play Yard

Once you know the process, packing up your play yard is quite simple. You may have purchased the play yard to travel with your baby or to have a safe area for her to play while she is too young to walk. Unfortunately, you are finding it difficult to pack up the play yard and you're spending hours trying to figure out what you are doing wrong.

Instructions

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      Pull the mattress out from the bottom of the play yard. Grab the round center piece at the bottom of the play yard and pull it all the way up while the sides are locked.

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      Place your hands on each end of the top centers of the play yard and feel around for a notch. Pinch in one notch until it releases the locked rail and push down. Pinch the other end's notch and push the side down.

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      Do the same on the long sides of the play yard. Place your hand on the top rail side in the center and feel around for the notch and pinch the notch in and push each side down.

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      Gather all the sides in together. Take the mattress and fold it around the sides of the play yard and fasten the straps through the slots so it is holding the play yard together.

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      Place the whole play yard back in the bag. Place any accessories in the bag and zip the bag up.

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