Pacific Play Tents 19781 Kids Pink Camo Bed Tent Playhouse - Twin Size

Bought this because my son has is ADHD/ODD and has some sensory processing issues. He also does not sleep well. I was hoping this would help. He loved playing in it and slept in it about a week. He had trouble getting to hot and asked me to take it off his bed. He does still play in from time to time. All in all worth the price. It was missing one of the velcro patches to hold the flap open but I was able to fix with my own velcro very easily. Over all, he loves it. Didnt work as well as I had hoped for him sleeping but that is not the products fault.

I bought two of the bed tents for my 8 yr old twin boys. These are a huge hit!!! They love them. I like that it is very easy to put together (2 poles) and once assembled it is SSU to pull off and on to change the sheets. Also the tent has a hook in the center to hang a light just like a real camping tent. Pretty cool. The tent flaps to open and close the doors use sturdy Velcro (they are holding up with boys and that should tell you all you need to know). I have recommended this product to my friends who have children. Great little hideout to read etc. like a clubhouse. Also keeps nice and warm as well with plenty of ventilation.

I bought this for my 7yr old son and he loves it. It fits his twins mattress fine. He loved it so much that his grandparents bought him another one for their house for when he sleeps over. I got one for my 10yr old daughter too. I just put the mattress on the floor with the tent instead of the bunk bed.

It's super cute and easy to put together, but it likes to slide off the bed. No matter where I place it, it seems to slide this way or slide that way. I even have flannel sheets on the bed so they're not slippery at all. The important thing is my son loves it!

I bought the tent for my nine year old son who has sensory issues. He has always been scared of the dark and had night terrors, and his fears seem to be increasing as he ages. Even though I leave a lamp on all night long, and go through a process of making sure the closet doors are perfectly straight and shut, and the dark curtains cover every inch of window, and that none of his stuffed animals are setting out "staring" at him, he still would sleep with his head completely under all the covers, usually waking up soaked with sweat. And, several times a week he would wake up with a bad dream, and have to come sleep with me, thus ensuring that I wouldn't get a full night's sleep. I read that sometimes a tent like this helps kids who are scared of the dark, and kids with autism. There was another tent that looked roomier and sturdier, but as I didn't yet know if a tent would even help, I decided to start with this one. From the first night I put it on his bed three weeks ago, to this day, he has not woken me up once! He says he feels safe inside the tent, and he doesn't fight me about going to bed, or make me go through a routine to make his room "monster proof." He goes to bed with a smile, and doesn't get up until morning. I should have bought it years ago!!! It was easy to set up, and has held up well through jumping around and having friends over. As long as this one lasts, I see no need to spend money on a roomier one. It works perfectly!

My son loves this! We’ve had it on his bed for 4-5 months and it’s held up really well too! Fits his twin size bed perfectly even with his sheets and comforter.

Pretty neat bed tent similar to what I had in the 1980's. It is better, there are features which make this better than the tent I had growing up. 1. No bottom. The model I had back in the 80's covered the matress completely, you had to sleep in the vinyl of the cover which got very uncomfortable. This is designed better, your designer sheets come through I side the tent. 2. Too ventilation is better. I recall vents in the 80's model I had but it was not as ventelating. This design has 2 very large vents you can easily look into as a parent. 3. Front enterance uses Velcro. Why in the 80"s these tents used a zipper is beyond me. This was what failed in my tent when I was a child and we ended up throwing the tent out. This model uses Velcro which is great, not only for longivigy but also for safety. Other cool factor is these have designs on them, what I had in the 80's were solid colors. If your kids are making tents with sheets and pillows and you are having a hard time getting your kids in their bed at night, this will do the trick.

My son got this tent for Christmas and it went up very easily and he loved it. Out of all his presents by far this was his favorite. In 2 days time one of the poles broke in 2. I still love the tent but I'm replacing these cheap plastic poles with higher quality ones