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

In this photo the black blackout hood and its black carrycot are next to the light blue baby bed I bought on the right. This canopy slides easily over the nest to provide a darker sleeping environment for baby. Great for a sunny day at the beach, at someone's house, or anywhere. Light and small for on the go. A great little must-have invention with a sleeping nest. Excellent value for money and quality.

When it arrived I thought I would be disappointed because the bag it comes in is so small and light, but as soon as I opened it the canopy took shape immediately and actually it is of good quality and durable material! A great way to keep your child shaded outside. This is a canopy only and no baby nest is included so you will need to purchase it separately. Because it folds back into the carry bag, it easily fits in a diaper bag.

This is an amazing portable kids tent. The blackout function and the breathable protective net are groundbreaking! Mosquitoes abound where I live, so being able to take the net off and just put it back in when we don't want to use it is ideal. The docking station is also perfectly placed inside. Simply gives the baby extra padding and pillows. It folds very well into a small bag and is very convenient to take with you anywhere. I can recommend this children's tent.

This outdoor baby tent is a good portable blackout tent for toddlers to sleep in. It has a great carry bag and is easy to set up and take down, making it great for travelling. There is a mosquito net, which is very useful outdoors. I like that our baby nest is placed inside, which is very practical. I also love that it can be full blackout, partial blackout, or more light so you can interact with your baby if you want. In fact, the instructions are printed right on the underside of the canopy…

Cute and comfy. It was perfect for a family holiday and just what I was looking for for my nephew when visiting. Whether we were lounging by the springs on a BBQ picnic or he was napping in the living room, being comfortable, having sun and bug repellent, and being close by rather than in a stroller was a great option for him to sleep in a car seat or around the house in a crib. If you travel a lot or spend time outdoors, it's great to have another option. It's easy to take with me and simple…

This black carrycot cover is great for both travel and a walk in the park or on the beach where baby can find some shade. To use it for sleeping, your baby must be a newborn that fits in a small carrycot/cannot roll around yet. This doesn't include the cradle, so you'll need to make sure yours fits in, but it essentially sits underneath your soft cradle, providing protection over it. There is also a net on both sides that can be attached to keep bugs out when you use it outside. him while…

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