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<blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 4527812" data-attributes="member: 5100">Yeah, if the play area isn't suited to the group, it might be time to move.&nbsp; The kitchenette might work -- it doesn't take that long to nurse, and you have to make allowances for others moving mom's mini.&nbsp; Depending on the length of play and intensity, you could also pause the game for 15-20 minutes.&nbsp; If dad's part of the group, he should be capable of helping mom set up and tear down what's needed -- surely he's not squeamish about the sight of her breast.The Pack-n-Play takes up a 3' square (cube, actually), so it isn't particularly large.&nbsp; It also packs down to a 3'x6&quot;x6&quot; box that's easy to carry.&nbsp; I think I can put ours up or take it down in less than 2 minutes.&nbsp; Regardless of gaming or not, I definitely recommend every parent get one of these things.I wouldn't set it up in the gaming area, though.&nbsp; At least not for sleep -- babies are more adaptable than most non-parents think, but distractions still keep them awake.&nbsp; We were fortunate to have a spare room at our DM's house to set up in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercule, post: 4527812, member: 5100"] Yeah, if the play area isn't suited to the group, it might be time to move. The kitchenette might work -- it doesn't take that long to nurse, and you have to make allowances for others moving mom's mini. Depending on the length of play and intensity, you could also pause the game for 15-20 minutes. If dad's part of the group, he should be capable of helping mom set up and tear down what's needed -- surely he's not squeamish about the sight of her breast. The Pack-n-Play takes up a 3' square (cube, actually), so it isn't particularly large. It also packs down to a 3'x6"x6" box that's easy to carry. I think I can put ours up or take it down in less than 2 minutes. Regardless of gaming or not, I definitely recommend every parent get one of these things. I wouldn't set it up in the gaming area, though. At least not for sleep -- babies are more adaptable than most non-parents think, but distractions still keep them awake. We were fortunate to have a spare room at our DM's house to set up in. [/QUOTE]

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