Review on 🪐 Magical Tales Tiny Love Here I Grow Play Yard by Heather Morales

There's a lot of good things in this packaging, so 'me start with what i don't like is the shortlist. Baby changing table. Yes, this is very useful and the size of this table will take many months, but deleting a table is not a one-handed operation. You need both hands to attach or detach, which means if your baby has had a discharge and the changing table isn't covered yet, it's a disaster. Smelly, nasty trouble. A folding table would be great, which is what made Baby Trend so effective. * The diaper storage is great, you can store diapers, wipes, gas drops, fiddly water and small things that baby needs every day. It is attached to one of the sides and can be moved to any of the 4 sides. *The size of this pack is larger than the standard pack and a few centimeters is enough when it comes to small people. The length is about the same but the width is larger.* 2 tiers, middle or bottom. The medium level is great for newborns who are sedentary and won't roll over, and moms who are just out of labour. Your back and buttocks will thank you as it is extremely difficult to bend down to pick up a baby several times a day after labour. As the child grows, it is easy to adjust and lower the mattress to the floor. I find the padding a little firm, but it's thicker than other packs and the pelvic section goes deeper, which is surprising because it allows you to use it longer. The chances of a child somehow getting out of that depth are much lower than any other package I've considered. The toys and toy bars upstairs are a great idea and can be used as a kids gym on the floor with a pool mat! Kids gyms cost at least $50 and with this pack and game you don't have to buy them. Remember to remove the toy bars first before taking the baby out as it can be difficult to get the baby out. To sum up, this pack playset is wider, the pool is deeper compared to the standard pack playsets, and it is very useful. The changing table could be turned into something that can be operated with one hand, but that's the only thing I have to complain about.