Extra Large Kids Play Tent with Flags & Star Lights, Portable & Foldable Teepee, Boys & Girls, Indoor Outdoor Dome Tent Playhouse, 59x39x59 in, Cream

My todler was climbing out of his crib but we want a twin bed eventually and needed an inexpensive in-between until he is ready for the bigger bed. His crib matress fits perfectly. The tent is a light breathable fabric similar to a sheet and has 2 sturdy easy to assemble tent poles. It has great stability and it's super adorable in his southwestern bed room.

This may be the best gift I have bought for my granddaughter! She plays in it every day. It's her own private place to kick back and play . It's a bit harder to assemble than they say but it is worth it. Small enough to have inside but work just as well outside. I suggest to get the green shell memory foam couch as well.

This tent was used with a toddler mattress as her bedtime place. There is room for her to read a few books in there too. She is 20 months. They are transitioning her from a crib to the tent. So far so good. It's a great neutral color to compliment the room. The star lights are a super big hit. I bought this one because the size was bigger than others. I'm glad I chose this one. BTW, it's held up to her exploring the doors and windows. It was easy to put up.

Cute and easy to manage. Took approximately 10 minutes to set up. Little one loves to play and do story time in this tent. The only downside is there wasn’t a clear area to hang up the lights that came with the tent.

This was a bit tricky to pit together by myself but I was able to. The product is exactly what is advertised. My childbuses it for relaxing mostly. Her and I can both sit in it comfortably.

Absolutely darling, the grandkids love it! Sturdy, yet easy to move when needed.

Super cute and easy to assemble. There are no holes or tabs for the flags or lights - but they were easy to place on. The x-large is too big for a crib mattress.

I was looking and looking for a tent that would fit my daughter’s entire crib. She’s in the toddler transition phase so the side of the crib is removed. I needed something to encourage her to stay in her space in bed. This did the trick! Even though she can leave the tent/bed she generally stays because she likes it so much. The stars are flimsy, but I think worth it if you need to fit a crib inside! I also like the windows that allow ventilation. It is not the most sturdy because it has two parallel poles that hold it up, however I have it against a wall with a crib inside, so I’m not worried about collapse or anything like that. If it was free-standing I don’t know how well it would do. Most other tents have a pvc frame that includes intersecting poles in the ground to provide stability.