Review on Princess Castle Tent Stimulate Imaginative by Brian Douglas

Does your child keep trying to stay up at night and has trouble falling asleep? You have some alone time after a long day of hard work. No more toddler trying to stay up a few extra minutes or sneaking out of their room to cause trouble. Finally, you can safely read that book you wanted to read 2 years ago. I regret not buying it sooner as Queen Elizabeth herself blesses each tent to make every princess feel special and cozy inside. To be honest, I think I'm having more fun with this tent than my little one. Now, to continue working on my old bitterness, here are my complaints. I think this product is great. It already had a stain when we first got it but we removed it with no problem. The setup may have simpler instructions, but you'll get it if you look at the pictures. In addition, your little one does not help you, it turns the game into a fun game of hide-and-seek. My biggest complaint and why I would give it 4.75 stars is that the lighting takes 6 AA batteries. I would rather plug it into the outlet than replace the batteries. I'm discussing buying wall-plug fixtures to replace them, but haven't officially decided yet (potential security risk). It might be cheaper in the long run considering my toddler leaves them on all night. Though it's me practicing my age and bitterness. Well, dear parents, don't be stupid and don't pass this tent. Use magic spells and treat your princess like a princess, before your child goes to sleep, you can finally put on pajamas, brush teeth without crying and leave them in the room at night. BAM! you just got an hour of sleep or whatever. Welcome back.