SlumberPod Portable Privacy Pod Blackout Canopy Crib Cover, Sleeping Space for Age 4 Months and Up with Monitor Pouch and Zipper, Blackout Cover, Travel Crib Canopy (Navy 3.0)

If you're a parent who’s ever faced the daunting challenge of getting your little one to sleep while traveling, the SlumberPod is about to become your new best friend. This innovative product has truly transformed our sleep routine particularly because we are going to be room sharing with our infant for an extended period of time. What Makes the SlumberPod Stand Out? 1. Instant Privacy and Darkness: The SlumberPod is designed to create a cozy, blackout environment for your child, no matter where you are. The fabric is super effective at blocking out light, ensuring that your little one stays in a perfect sleep zone even when you're in unfamiliar surroundings. 2. Easy Setup and Portability: One of the biggest wins is how simple it is to set up. It pops up quickly and easily, with no fuss or complicated assembly. And when it’s time to pack up, it folds down just as effortlessly, fitting neatly into its travel bag. This convenience is a lifesaver for busy parent. 3. Spacious and Comfortable: Despite its compact form, the SlumberPod offers ample space for a crib or pack-and-play. It’s thoughtfully designed to fit most travel cribs, giving your child plenty of room to stretch out and sleep comfortably. 4. Quality Materials: The materials used in the SlumberPod are top-notch, offering durability and a soft touch that’s gentle against your child’s skin. It feels robust yet cozy, making it a reliable addition to your travel gear. 5. Versatile Use: Beyond travel, the SlumberPod is perfect for home use as well. It’s a great solution for creating a quiet, dark space for nap times in a busy household or even for helping your child adjust to different sleep environments. In Conclusion: The SlumberPod is more than just a travel accessory; it’s a sleep solution that gives both parents and children the gift of restful nights. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into its design, making it a must-have for anyone who values quality sleep and hassle-free travel. If you’re looking to enhance your family’s sleep routine, the SlumberPod is worth every penny.

Seriously the best invention ever. Took this with us on multiple trips for my 1 year old who has serious FOMO and has to sleep in a pitch black room with a sound machine. The pocket up top for a monitor is great for a portable sound machine. It does require a bit of space to put together but was overall easy to put together. I didn’t feel like it was too hot - has good ventilation.

Daughter bought this for granddaughter when visiting. It is placed over the Pack n Play for naps and night. Definitely works. It is an award pain to put together but breaks down to medium-small pack for transport material is sturdy.

We've learned by now that every kid is different. We bought this alongside a Hiccapop Inflatable Travel Toddler Bed for our various trips in the past year. What helped us was to not only air it out, but also have it out a few weeks before our first trip to get her familiar with it. There is always a chance your kid won't like it, we're very grateful ours does. It has proven very helpful as we've been in hotel rooms in a sea of windows, and grandparents houses with no blackout curtains. If you're stuck as a parent in the same room, it doesn't muffle sound (which goes both ways), but the darkness factor is extremely helpful. So if it's fully zipped up, turning on a light or just having a device screen on, shouldn't break through. Not necessarily Pros or Cons, but things to be aware of based on our several months of use: - This plus the inflatable bed, plus sheets will guarantee take up half a large checked bag - just so you're aware. - It does take a little time to set up, but you get better with each attempt - The holes for the cameras at the top (should you be inclined) - you basically run into one of two risks. If you use the mesh side, you will get mesh covering some of your view, but moving it won't cause sounds. If you use the clear plastic side (camera pending) and you do end up trying to move the camera - it will cause a sound that may wake your kid. Plus, again depending on the camera, you won't be able to get all of the bed visible in one wide frame, but unless the kid fully climbs/rolls out of the bed - you'll always see a part of them. - SO FAR, when our daughter begins to stand up and push against the tent to try and get out it doesn't topple over. But she's less than 2 years old and we imagine it may become a thing as she gets older/bigger. Overall, we're happy to have this and we anticipate using it for many years to come as she gets older and we travel.

The slumber pod has been immensely helful by blocking light and hiding visual distractions. However, it does get hot inside even with all the air vents open. Adding a small fan would help, but from a design perspective there should be more efficient ways to increase airflow without adding a fan.