Kids Tent Outdoor,Pop Up Tent for Kids 3-5, Toddler Tents Indoor with Ball Pit

This is ok, my son loves it but he flips it over and takes it apart so easily. It’s ok to assemble; not easy but not overly complicated either. It’s light plastic rods with little sockets based on the structure which you put the “house” tarp over once it is assembled. It is VERY light so my toddler whips it around and disassembles it in minutes. I wish it was a little more sturdy because he really does enjoy playing with it.

The open side doesn’t have anything to hold the balls and the whole thing is so light that my 20 months old can just pull it all up to get in and out and the balls would go everywhere. Had to push all the rod in really tight and in doing so I already broke one of them. It wasn’t made from the best material possible

I bought this for my 2 year old nephew, and even bought some plastic balls to add to it. He loves the tent and ball pit area but omg, I wanted to rip my hair out putting it together. The directions are similar to IKEA’s (pictures only, no text) but even harder to decipher. On top of that, the length of the “sticks” do not fit properly into the triangle part of the tent. We have a stick poking out awkwardly and found a work around. Not sure how long that part of the tent will stay up but my nephew seems content playing in the ball pit.

Seems durable. Make sure to push the poles all the way into the connectors til they touch. I didn’t at first and the house wouldn’t go over. So far my 11 month old loves this, but he can easily pick the whole thing up and move it. I’m going to have to get something to keep that from happening, for now I have his toy car in the yard are to help that. My kids all got a kick out of that!. However it is still very sturdy and didn’t come apart. It’s nice that the ball pit portion is flexible so he can get in and out easily too.

It is adorable! We bought it for my 6 month old grandson to be outside, he got out of it in under 2 minutes! I Was surprised by the opening in the back, which really doesn’t matter because he climbs over the “fence”. Again it is adorable

Over all the Play house is 5 stars but the assembly would've been easier if it wasn't printed in black and white when it is a colored assemble instruction. What should've taken less than 5 minutes took 15 to figure out the sizes and placement.

I wanted to love this but it really fell short. The instructions werent very helpful for building it and the actual support poles are made of thin plastic. They all broke within a few months of my 2 year old playing in it. Ive looked for replacement poles but i havent found any luck

This isn’t a quick take down, fold and put away tent. There’s some assembly required with plastic rods. My kids enjoy though, I’d recommend it