Review on 🏕️ The Ultimate Sumbababy Teepee: Unleash Outdoor Adventures! by Craig Mcdonald

My tipi did not come with a floor mat as advertised. A little frustrating as it is clearly advertised with one. Assembling it alone was easy. Each pole is actually 4 pole pieces that connect with a plastic connector that you screw into the ends (no tools required). He didn't have instructions on how to tie the poles together, so I just drew him. I will come back and update once my son plays with it a bit to refine the stability and durability. I've seen other wigwams come with a center bar stabilizer although they don't. I've also seen stabilizer bar parts sold separately by other companies. I might get one if my wigwam doesn't stand alone, but I'll update it as well. Update: My 1 year old played with this and loves it. However, I have to reiterate how frustrating it is that he came WITHOUT the floor mat to hold everything together because he figured out how to get under the flaps and get out from the back. However, he holds him and pulls him up while he is still learning to walk and loves to play hide and seek with us behind the wings. We made it cozier by spreading out some blankets on the floor, covering them with a fluffy rug, and then some pillows. Also, until I needed the aforementioned stabilizer. I suspect it has to do with how you connect the bars together at the top, and some options are better than others.