🌳 Enter the Magical Fun2Give Pop Enchanted Forest Playtime Adventure Review

First of all, packing this thing is a huge headache. I wanted to take it out of the bag after storage and it was completely warped as you can see in my photo. This product is garbage. If you buy this plan on never folding it back for storage as it will warp and you'll just have to return it. I only have one use of it. Very disappointed because my little girl loved all animals.

The twins loved it It was big enough for both of them inside. It opens and folds like some car window blinds, making it quick and easy to install or remove. It can be easily stored in a small bag. The floor is thin nylon, so consider adding a blanket or pillow to stabilize the structure or turn it into a sleeping space. It fits perfectly in the living room of grandma's house, which helped the kids focus on playing with it and not on grandma's collectibles.

it's much bigger than our old tent - my 6 year old makes it easier to play with. For some reason sex was a huge advantage for my daughter (don't know why). The floor is really cute and kind of a playmat. The top is removable, which helps. It came in a tiny package but I was never able to send it back. We have another tent that we just fold up and put away and this one is missing all the time which is a bit annoying. Also, it's so big that it's a bit of a hassle to move it from room to room. In…

I was looking for a tent for my daughter who is one and a half years old. When I searched Revain this tent was at the bottom of the list but it turned out to be the winner! Can't comment on durability yet, but installation was easy. The main part of the tent can be opened and the roof is attached with six Velcro straps. The colors and print are so cute and one of the best features is that the bottom of the tent is almost like an activity mat! More animals and small paths, a river and a pond are

I've searched so many tents over several weeks to find the best one for my 2 year old and this one was the PERFECT choice. All good tents have poles. Not only was I concerned about safety, but also what pains to take in and out of! This tent goes up, it has a velcro roof and a "floor"! All other tents without poles are smaller and have no floor so they move when the kids lean on the sides while playing! It stays where you put it, has 2 drawstring doors to keep it open (most don't have…

This is the perfect first tent! I had the ones with poles and they were difficult to set up so the tent wasn't used. It has several advantages, including the lack of bars, which sets it apart from the competition: (1) No bars (2) Two doors add fun and utility, plus you'll have a better view of baby because they're on either side are open. (3) You can also secure the door panels or leave them down. (4) It has a removable top attached with Velcro which is a great safety feature and also promotes…