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This playpen is big and strong, but it doesn't fold at all and it's almost impossible to assemble from a few dozen small parts, so you certainly won't be able to lift it comfortably Set it up and assemble it every time you want to use it. It would be better if it was folded even if it was in half

Looks like a good playpen. It has a carry bag for easy storage and portability. All parts can be put together quite easily. Insert the metal rods into the connector. I have a similar one that we keep outside so my 11 month old has a safe place to play. Overall I would say it's good and I would say it's good for new parents with a young child especially before they stand

First, the setup instructions do not help. Second, the zippers on both the pocket and the "door" broke before we installed them. And finally, the stitching around the two posts came undone during installation. We first brought it with us on a camping trip and installed it when we really needed it for child safety and it still did the job but wasn't worth the money spent on it.

This playpen is used as an extra playpen on gmas It's ok it was easy to assemble more tiring than anything less than I thought but it was mine Sorry I didn't measure The material is semi-hard but my baby is wild and I'm not sure how well it will hold up a wild strong baby lol Not bad for the money but wouldn't recommend for everyday use an additional playpen

Good size, not too big and not small. It is really light and not bulky to take with you when traveling. There are suction cups on the bottom to keep it from moving when placed on the floor (mine is on carpet). I love that I can always see my child with the web. Additional padding around the top is required in case a child tries to bite or hit it. The hinges are made of hard plastic and the metal posts are also of good quality. There is no padding on the bottom, just fabric, the bottom may be…

This playpen looks pretty solid - the support posts are aluminum, only the connectors between the posts are plastic. The result is a strong structure that seems able to withstand a lot of abuse. I don't worry at all that my kid can take it off. The downside is that assembly is a bit difficult and time consuming. There is very little flexibility between the fabric and the length of the frame, making some pole connections difficult to make. The final connections are extremely difficult to make…