KidCo - Peapod Camp Lightweight Portable Baby Toddler Travel Tent, Play Tent, Ages 6 Months - 6 Years (Midnight)

My son is almost four and finally outgrowing his travel crib.While he is good about staying in his bed at home, I didn't know how this would translate while traveling. There are times where I might have to share a room with him, and in a cot situation he would be able to see me and maybe be distracted from sleep. I also didnt want a cot where he could mess with the surroundings in the room - for example, sometimes he will sleep in my mom's sewing room, which in general is safe, but I also didn't want him wandering around and getting into stuff too much.Enter this tent. It is big enough for him. It is comfortable. It has padding. It can fit his stuffed animals.It contains him - he could probably get out if he REALLY tried, but also it gives him the visual boundary to stay in bed, which is helpful.It also provides a visual boundary so he can't easily see me if we were to share a hotel room or something. It's not completely dark but helpful.Also helpful for rooms without shades or blackout curtains.And - it's lightweight for travel!I wish I would have switched to this sooner!

The tent worked well for the first couple of months we had it. We used it as a sleep tent for our 17 month old.I didn’t understand why there were pockets in the back of the tent when we got it. Completely unnecessary. They didn’t become a real problem until the tent ripped right along the seam of the pockets though. Having pockets is a terrible idea. Our daughter moves in her sleep a lot. Clearly she got caught on the pocket and pulled herself free. Why are there pockets and why does it rip so easily? Thought this was going to be a long lasting product. Clearly not. Of course the return window has closed. It always closes right before things start to break down 🙄

Great product but I believe I was given a used product returned by someone else. The tent was dirty and damaged in the corner. Amazon was helpful with the issue but it was still disappointing.

This is the first baby/child product that I didn’t have to get out a million tools just to get out of the box. I didn’t even have to read the directions for setup and take down. Super simple! Worth every penny and sooooo much easier than a pack and play.

This literally broken within hours if me having it. In the middle of of a vacation trying to set up I had to drive 30 miles into town to buy a tent from Walmart because this one broke as we were setting it up. garbage. And it's super expensive so it Def should not have broken

This is such a cool method to use for travel. Unfortunately upon putting it up for use for the third night during our travels, one of the rods promptly broke rendering the whole tent useless. It was really nice the first couple of times of use. It was so easy to assemble. But because of how easy it was to assemble it couldn't be easily fixed once on of the rods snapped.

KidCo Peapod Camp is fantastic! It sets up in seconds and is just as easy to fold up and take along which makes it perfect for travelling with the baby. It is lightweight and compact when folded, but is spacious when you set it up: we had three tots play in there comfortably!The tent has a cushioned floor so it's comfortable for your little one(s). I love that it has mesh sides to allow the airflow and let you see your kid(s) at all times. There's sun shades (made with UV-blocking material) on three sides, and you can open and close them as you choose. You can keep the shades open with magnetic loops/holders - super easy and convenient.I really LOVE this tent. We have set it up at home as a "playhouse", but have takent it to the beach, to the park and to Grandma's house. We had 3 kids under 5 play there comfortably.The tent is well-made and well-liked by the kids.I would wholeheartedly recommend it for families with little ones.

Wow. Why can’t all tents be this effortless to put together! Like seriously. You just push the top of the tent down to make it take form. And when you want you want collapse it you pull it upward from the same area you push it downward.It has a slightly padded mat inside that can be removed. All sides have the ability to be rolled up the zipper to have the airy effect and held by magnetic clasps. Great for camping or even at the beach!My eldest just turned 5 so he’s a bit tall close to 44”. He was able to lay in there diagonal laying flat. If the other way it was short.Anyway, great. Recommend.