🌺 Versatile Princess Flower: Perfect for Indoor and Outdoor Use Review

My 19 month old loves it. It offers enough space for an adult and a child. Both sides are open so we chase each other lol. Now it's her everyday life. Ps: Friendly Reminder: Don't throw away the plastic containing the materials. The direction is actually on the transparent plastic. I almost threw mine away.

My daughter likes to come in and play with our cat. However, it is not durable and falls off easily. My daughter can't make a lot of movements to keep it from falling, she usually just sits in the middle and then gets frustrated and gets off. She wanted to sleep in it but unfortunately that is not possible as there is not much space and if you sleep upright she cannot move sideways or move her legs or it will fall over. She kicks in when the cat comes in, but otherwise she's underwhelmed as she

My daughter unfortunately fell in love with this device just 2 days after it arrived (although she was actually very gentle and kept it in a corner of our house with blankets in it and she could play naps or playing on their tablet) very cheap, poorly made, thin plastic parts of the case began to crack and break. I'm currently gluing her together at the broken spots because she cried when I told her she was broken and needed to be removed. This is more of a $5 tent than $30 or whatever we paid,

Excellent. As expected. While I wouldn't say the instructions are easy enough for my 5 year old daughter to do on her own and the assembly isn't exactly something I want to take apart and put back together often, we keep them in her room and they even occasionally put it down on the bed to let them sleep. :) The material itself is nice and strong, although I'm sure the plastic bars will bend slightly if played too rough. (As expected of any kids play tent like this) but it's perfect for our…

This thing keeps falling apart. It consists of a group of colour-coded plastic poles and connectors under a house-printed nylon tent/cover. These rods and connectors are easy to disconnect if the structure is disturbed even a little (leaning on it, lifting it, sliding it, etc.). Again, there is no gender. Why is this a problem? When my little one leaned against the edge of her playhouse, she couldn't support her weight and fell onto her side. I think it has to do with security. I am a mother of

My daughter LOVES her tent. I literally assembled it in under a minute and it stayed perfectly assembled for over a month. It's big enough for my 2-3 year old and I to fit in with room for toys like a doll's bed and pillows. The instructions are not very easy to read on the transparent packaging, but the information is inaccurate; If you go to the images in the list and follow the colored box, it's very easy. The fabric feels strong, it doesn't compare to a canvas tent but the quality is…

This tent is very well built. I originally bought this for my youngest girl but all four of my kids jumped on it. Your energy level is equivalent to 10 shots of espresso. He slid all over the house and did some wheels. Apparently, not only the children were enthusiastic. The dog followed the cat back and forth until I took it off. My kids fought for it but it had enough room for all four (ages 5, 6, 7 and 8). It is light and flexible when moving. It's tricky to create and could change, but…

This is one of the best houses I've ever seen, especially compared to what I've had (Thomas, Barbie, etc.). Three things worth talking about: 1) Easy to assemble, not as easy as those that don't require assembly at all, there is a little assembly. What you saw in my photos, the inside frame has been doing all my 7 years unassisted. It needs my help to put it on from the outside, it's just too big and high for him to stand. Also it said for ages 3+, I think it meant ages 3+, my nephew is under 1