Sensory Pop up Den for Play and Relax - Kids Tent With Travel Bag, Blackout Feature Helps Children With Autism, ADHD, Anxiety

I bought this for my 7yo asn son. He absolutely loves it and it is his chill out place when he feels overwhelmed. The only problem I have is I can’t get the thing folded away- the seller going to upload a video to show how to do this. I would recommend this product.

I’m autistic and got this for my sensory corner that I have in my home and it fits so perfectly which I was super pleased about. I’m an adult and I fit in it if I sit with my legs crossed but I imagine people will be buying these for younger children. They’re great for blocking the light out and great for having sensory lights on inside.I filled mine with pillows and blankets to make it extra comfy and it’s now my favourite place to go and sit when I need time to regulate. It is fairly large but it’s massive. I would say though when you take it out of the bag it is not easy to put it back in the bag. I have been unable to get it back in the bag that it came with.The fabric also isn’t the most high quality in the world but it is the quality you would expect with a product like this. I really like it and I wanted one for ages. It’s great for any sensory seeker or avoider it can work as both.

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My nephew absolutely loved this, set it up in the playroom and put a stars and moon projector inside with a blanket and cushions. He can often get quite hyper and this was a great cool off place for him and it seemed to keep him calm. The only downside is getting it back in the bag is a task so it just stays up now. Price is quite steep but worth it for the use it will get.

The roof of the tent won't stay still. Not worth the money. Daughter(8) is happy with it so suppose that's the main thing. Hard to get back in bag

We bought this for our visiting friends who got 2 children to camp out in our living room. They are 6 and 4 and they loved it! They were only here using it for few days and the two boys didn’t destroy it. They loved using it. I put a portable LED light inside. It’s so easy to use as it just pops up. Same way, it can be folded back also easily and is light weight too. The carry bag is useful to store and transport. So, it was well worth the money to create a great adventure for the kids.

I have a large GSD that to anyone ese would seem like a bit of a monster. Fireworks though he hates. Never had a dog before that hates them like he does. A lot of people suggest making an enclosure or den for your dog to shelter in when there are fireworks around. The problem I have is my dog is big and there aren't many places you can get under cover with. This tent though serves as a temporary shelter for him.The dark fabric serves well to darken the interior of the tent and block out a fair bit of the flashes from fireworks. The silver interior lining actually reflects a fir bit of heat when you're inside the tent too, which is handy actually for my use because he sleeps in it at night so it should keep him a little warmer in November and January.Getting the tent erected is a breeze, takes seconds, literally. Collapsing it though is different to most pop-up shelters and the instruction are woeful. My advice is to take a look around on a popular video sharing website and try to get some hints.Overall not a bad little tent. Better than I was expecting.

This is a great tent for your little ones, it simply pops up and away you go. Will fit 3 kids in no problem together, leaves the tent nice and dark so you can add lights inside.