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Tots In Mind Cozy Portable Playard Tent plus Cabana Kit 1 White | 
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| Brand: Tots In Mind Inc
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $69.99
Buy New: $54.00
You Save: $15.99 (23%)
New (7) from $54.00
Rating:  51 reviews
Sales Rank: 362
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.2
Dimensions (in): 29.2 x 7.8 x 3
MPN: 2000
Model: 002-3
UPC: 046894000023
EAN: 0046894000023
ASIN: B000056JA2
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Helps prevent injuries from falls | | • | Prevents climbing out of playard | | • | Keeps objects, pets out of playard | | • | Helps prevent child from tipping playard over | | • | Netting; Safety; Protective; Portable; Petproof |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
The Tots in Mind Cozy Indoor/Outdoor Portable Playard Tent Plus Cabana Kit offers you two products in one! The patented and safety-tested design helps prevent injuries from falls, unattended wandering, and helps keep playard from tipping, while keeping children and their belongings in the playard and unwanted visitors, such as the family pet, out. The unique high-impact clip design allows the Cozy Portable Playard Tent to attach securely to your portable playard. For your convenience and your child? s comfort, the Cozy Portable Playard Tent provides ample head room and a large soft zipper, designed for quick easy access to your child. Includes the cabana kit - designed especially for infants and features a UV coated sunshade, waterproof floor and superior quality insect netting. Play yard not included. Features: - Fits play yards 28" x 40" to 31" x 44"
- Clip design attaches tent securely
- Durable flame retardent material
- Machine washable
- Large soft zipper for quick access
- Lightweight for easy travel
- Safety tested - patented
- Please note: play yard is not included
Editorial Review
Designed to fit over playards and porta cribs, this portable mesh tent provides a domed cover that keeps babies in the crib and pets (especially cats) out. Rigidity is provided by two bowed top rods and two straight side rods, which come in sections and slot together. There's a large, sturdy zip for easy access. The crib lid also converts into a freestanding cabana-style tent for use on the beach or in the yard; a waterproof floor, sunshade, insect net, and two ground stakes are provided. --Richard Farr
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| Customer Reviews: Read 46 more reviews...
Almost Perfect! July 5, 2008
Cali Kai (Orange County, CA)
I bought this tent for a Graco Pack n' Play that my daughter is currently using for a bed until we can move her into her brother's room. We loosely cover the Pack n' Play with a sheet to make it a little bit darker, so once she could sit up I knew it would be safer to have this tent. I bought the full crib size version of this tent a couple of years ago and never had any problems with it. This smaller play yard tent is the same design but doesn't fit the Pack n' Play as well as I had hoped. My Pack n' Play has to curved ends that the tent doesn't fit very well. Also, when I received the tent it had a few snags in the mesh. I didn't send it back because I know from experience this is going to happen eventually. If your play yard is flat on all sides then I would say this is the perfect product. This still works for us as I just made some adjustments by not using all of the clips. As for the cabana feature, this was no use to us because our daughter could already sit up when we purchased this (it makes a very short cabana). The cabana may work for a newborn however. I definetely recommend this product if for nothing more than the peace of mind it will give you.
works well so far...... July 3, 2008
twinmommy (Montville, NJ)
We desperately needed this product so we could travel and visit family. Our boys are a little over two years old and can easily get out of the pack and play. They are still in a dangerous stage as far as what they could get into and a possible fall down stairs. We called the tent their "special fort". They were excited about using it at first. Now,they are on to the fact that they can't climb out with the fort on. They do give us a little opposition at nap and bed time, but ultimately go to sleep. We feel good knowing that they are safely tucked in bed.
That all being said, these crib tents (even the regular size one for the big crib) are hard to assemble with one person. You have to be pretty srong to get all of the rods in place on your own. The mesh can rip easily and we had to sew one side of it already. But once you put one together, it makes the others easier to put together. We assembled 4 of them: 2 for the pack and plays, 2 for the big cribs, as we have twin boys.
It is an absolute life saver for us. We are not ready to give up the control of having our boys safely contained in bed at night. They really are not ready for that either........
 Must have! May 22, 2008
Alyssa C. Manteufel (florida)
This is a must have if you have a baby and cats in your household. I have used this for both of my children and it works great plus you don't have to worry about the cats getting in bed with baby!
Peace of mind! May 17, 2008
Carly G. (Maryland)
This playard tent has been a lifesaver! We are using our playard as a bassinet for our 6week old daughter. Until this arrived my husband was sleeping in the guest room with our dog and cats. I felt horrible locking them all out of our room. Now I just lay the baby down and zip it shut! We are all back in our room together. The cats love to sit on the edge of the bed and watch my daughter but I can fall asleep knowing there's no chance of them getting in and snuggling up to her. Once we move her to her nursery I will definitely be buying the Tots In Mind Crib Tent. Worth every penny!
Necessary for my Monkey Boy April 9, 2008
M. Engel (Mpls, MN)
We had to get this so my son could stay at other peoples homes without escaping at 15 months.
It clips on easily onto Pack N Play. No problems putting it together- similar to a regular tent. I read complaints about trying to take it back appart once assembled, so we haven't. We just keep it assembled, throw it in the back of the car when going somewhere and hook it on the ceiling of our garage when we are not using it.
I also own the one for his regular crib- a complete relief. Now I can sleep easy.
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