Review on YAVIL Portable Pop Up Baby Blackout Tent: Foldable Travel Tent with Mosquito Net & Sunshade for Universal Baby Nest (Black+Khaki) by Kesha Walker

Canopy is lightweight and portable. The baby lounger is easy to set up. The fabric and mesh are thin. I don't think it will withstand rain or rough handling. It doesn't claim to be waterproof or water resistant, just something worth noting. You also need to be careful with the zipper around the mesh. It is in an area that can catch on the net and break it. It was a useful little shed. It creates a quick protective bubble for the baby in seconds. I use it indoors to keep my curious cats away and to keep out the light. I put her on the couch next to me and once my baby is asleep I put her there. I have a clear view of my baby and there is plenty of airflow. It blocks the light in my living room and my cats don't play with the bouncer. When I'm not using the canopy, my cats lie down in the bassinet. The only thing I don't like is the folding. I didn't manage to close it the first time. It always takes me a few tries to get it right. If you're in a hurry, it's pretty annoying. I chose to leave it on the sun lounger all the time as I use it almost every day. So far it's holding up well. I recommended it. It makes your baby lounger look so much better.