🏰 Spark Your Child's Imagination with the Kiddey Princess Castle Play Tent Review

Ok I know it's for kids over 3 years old. But I bought it for my 14 month old daughter (she is very developed and acts like a toddler) and she loves it! Although I had a little trouble building it. The instructions are not very precise so it took me about 30 minutes to assemble. So far it seems pretty solid. Plastic and won't go into the ground unless it's really soft dirt. So I bought metal (real) tent pegs and used them instead. Let's see how well they hold together!

My 2 year old daughter played in this tent twice before three of the legs broke and the two straps holding the legs fell off. After that it was useless. The pink gem heart fell out of the princess' wand on day one, causing her to burst into tears before the entire wand broke in two. She wasn't rough with toys. She just crawled in and out through the tent door. The pillars just broke. I have no idea what they were made of, but it wasn't wood or hard plastic. It was made of a strange composite…

Hello, I am very disappointed with the product. Basically I set up the tent, my 3 year old and 6 year old kids went in, after 5 minutes I heard "Dad, it's broken." It would be a little more durable. But that's not the main problem. The material was worn down where it flexed. I tried to reinsert the rod into the joint. Whatever material was in the bar shattered, and unfortunately I can now feel small pieces on my finger. Small white shards appeared around the tent floor. I'm not sure if it's…

It is very cute and my one year old daughter really liked it. However, the ties that are supposed to hold the poles in place internally mostly break within the first week, and the poles won't stay in place unless tied. There is no alternative and no other way to fix it than to take a strong shackle and attach the poles to the outside of the tent. It's very cheap and poorly made. I think you get what you pay for, but even the little crown and wand, all the little "jewels" turned up on day one…

This tent didn't even last two hours. My toddler loved it, it had everything you need, but the poles that hold this tent up are nothing more than a thin nylon rope that you tie together. My little one got up in the tent, did a few twists and snapped two cords and now the poles aren't up so the tent just collapsed on her. It was a huge fit due to the material they cannot be re-sewn to. Duck Tape runs for about twenty minutes at a time, but what a ghetto after a few hours of playback at that…