Use white noise– Hanging out in the camper after all the kids are in bed is a favorite, and we love using the white noise machine. We tend to use it at home and while we’re out camping so that we don’t have to worry about waking them while we’re doing chores or talking!

Depending on if weight is a concern for you, there are plenty of sleeping pads that will get the job done!Still dress your baby warm – Your baby still needs to be dressed warm, especially if they are at the age of moving around! I would probably still use a baby sleeping bag, especially if you have movers who don’t stay next to you (and get your warmth!) while you sleep! Add a bed rail to a bottom bunk–Thiswill keep non-standing babies contained during sleep – In fact, you might even find some bed rails that are tall enough to leave no gap at the top for even standing babies to get out! Adding the bed rail essentially converts the bottom bunk into a giant baby crib!

Use a baby tent on a big bed– Baby tents like the Kidco Peapod are another great option for young babies who aren’t rolling too much yet! Just pop it up on a spare bed you have, and it’s ready! This beautifully illustrated Camping Icons Bunting is just the thing to help you decorate your classroom as you head into the Summer term. Or, if you're a parent, it can be a great way to add a bit of lovely fun to your child's learning at home, as well as a great way to get everything looking nice and colourful for your camping-themed decor. Being honest, a combination of exhaustion on the baby’s part, patience on your part, and some planning and realistic expectations ahead of time. Make sure they are cozy, comfortable, and fed. And if nothing else works, walk them to sleep or lay with them in the tent or camper till they sleep! Would a baby camping bed be useful? If you need to use a sleeping bag because it’s so cold, I would not recommend co-sleeping because it’s way too easy to be half asleep and end up covering your baby’s face in the night with the bag.

Going camping is an exciting activity for young children. They experience the outdoors, sleep in a tent, cook their food outside and play many games. If you're going on a camping trip or just planning a small-scale camping activity on your school grounds during the summer term, then why not create a lovely display starting with our beautifully illustrated Camping Icons Bunting? This lovely display bunting adds a lovely touch of colour to the classroom, harnessing your kids' excitement and keeping them happy in class. This resource features various camping-themed illustrations, such as trees, tents, maps, camping chairs and equipment on separate sheets of A4. The amount of warm clothing that your baby needs to wear will depend on the sleep situation, however most times there is a fairly common minimum that looks something like this Dress warm above your torso– If nursing, sleep with your torso out of the sheets so that you don’t, in your half-asleep stupor, pull your baby down to nurse consequently putting him under the blankets. For some lovely holiday-themed colouring for KS1 pupils, give them this Busy Camping Colouring Challenge. Young children will enjoy spotting the different camping activities and equipment in the busy scene, as they practise their fine motor skills by colouring the scene. This might be the easiest choice if you don’t feel comfortable co-sleeping, but also don’t want to spend any extra money on sleep set up for your baby!