Review on 🔓 Unlocking Convenience: Exploring the Evenflo Versatile Play Space by Beth Dellman

Haven't used them in 6 years. Between junior and senior 5 years. With my first, I honestly never needed a "baby cage" because it wasn't a problem and was generally easy to manage for doing my own chores around the house. I literally had nothing to prove to the kid. But THAT child, as we call "dangerous bud," is vulnerable to danger. He is obsessed with stairs, stoves, rock climbing and licking sockets. Keeping him alive is a lot harder than my first one. We've had this up in our kitchen for several weeks, along with soft floor tiles to protect it from the concrete floor. He doesn't usually get too excited when I put him in a cage. He tries to climb and shake it, but it survives his escape tactics. This gives me up to 30 minutes to cook dinner, clean the kitchen and do general chores. I didn't realize when I ordered it that it also has pegs on the bottom so you can peg it outside. We don't have a yard but we are moving soon and don't mind using it outside as well. It was such a great purchase that I wish I had received it sooner. We won't be using him that much since he's my last child. Maybe we just need a puppy to pass on!