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JB Baby Playcenter Kids Playpen 8 Panel Blue | 
 enlarge | Brand: JB
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $139.95
New (2) from $139.95
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 9681
MPN: PTJBW8-BLUE
Model: PTJBW8-BLUE
ASIN: B0017YF6LQ
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 8 Blue Color Panels w/ Swining Hinged Door with Lock | | • | Activity board features a picture house, play phone and spinning ball. | | • | Playpen is fully customizable to larger sizes by adding additional panels. | | • | ISO9001 Certified, Lead Free. | | • | Dimensions: 75 x 75 x 25 inches |
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Product Description
This Play Pen features an activity center with a picture house, ball spinners, play telephone and a swinging hinged door with safety lock. You can purchase additional playpen for extensions to make as big of a playpen as your wish. Each panel is easily snapped on and assembles in a few minutes. It can be adjusted to be a safety barrier for any door as well. Perfect for baby and kids. Option to purchase additional panels and accessories: PTJBW2, PT4EXT, PTBARR
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great Baby Item October 29, 2008
Linda Graf (NY, NY)
I bought this when my son was 8 months and started to really become mobile. It is great if you have to cook, do house chores, take a shower, etc. He plays in it so nicely and it is worth every dollar as far as I am concerned. The stickers DO come off right away though which was a little problem. Yes, it is expensive but my son is more on the active side than other babies I see and this is a great product for a kid like this!
 Good Product September 7, 2008
K. Newmark (Los Angeles, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Expensive for what you get--plastic interlocking panels with stickers that are peeling off when you get it. It does create a safe place for our 8 month old to play safety. He won't stay for very long in the play yard but it is big enough for me to sit in there with him. It was disappointing that the stickers are already coming off when the product arrived and then the baby started to tear them off even more.
Overall, useful product for an active baby-but expensive for what you get.
Fun playcenter, daughter enjoys July 12, 2008
Mommy in Texas (Houston, TX USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
We use this playpen for our 1 year old daughter so that she can play in a safe area while I'm doing some house chores. In the past, I tried to put her in those sleeping type of playpen, and she felt so trapped that she hated it. But with this playcenter, she is willing to play inside for a little bit of time while I cook. It works well because she thinks it's a "toy" for her as opposed to a trapped playpen. We put this playcenter on top of those 24"x24" playmats, and it doesn't slip.
The bad thing about this playcenter is that there's no good way to lock the pieces together. She can push the side and the playcenter changes shape. If her little hand gets trapped in between those panels, then it can pinch her (although it has never happened). Does anyone know if they also make accessories that help you stabilize and lock the panels in place?
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