Baby Crib Tent Safety Net, Durable Strong Net, Self-Locking Zippers, Protects from Baby Climbing Out and, from Insects, Mosquitoes, Installs with Strong Rods ((Pack N Play Tent)

I purchased this tent as a safety measure to keep my grandson contained during naps. It is sturdy, breathable and easy to assemble. The zippers work well and are only accessible from the outside. So far it is keeping him in the crib so it gets 5 stars from me!

Exactly as pictured. Fit our standard size crib perfectly. Very sturdy & setup was easy

God’s gift to parents in dire need of a good night’s sleep! Our 2 year old started crawling out of his crib, but he’s not ready for a toddler bed yet (believe me we tried). Each time he’d throw himself out of his crib in the middle of the night and hurt himself, but he refused to stay in the big boy bed and screamed at his door for us all night. Needless to say, we needed a solution and this was it!!!!!! It’s durable, looks nice, and keeps him safely in his crib. I was skeptical at first, but willing to try anything to get some sleep. Thank you!!!!

This crib tent is a game changer. My toddler used to treat bedtime like an escape room challenge. Now? Locked in like Fort Knox (but way cuter). No more late-night acrobatics or surprise hallway visits. Bonus: it keeps the bugs out and the parents sane. The zippers are genius — baby can’t Houdini out, but I can sneak in like a ninja. 🍼🕵️‍♂️💤

My husband and I were really struggling to get our daughter in her crib. Part of that is because she could grab the rails and hold on for dear life. Standing up to peek over. She also would fall and get wedged in corners. We tried the bumpers but that didn’t help the standing.I decided to give this tent a shot. It actually wasn’t hard to put together at all, like some of the comments. You just need a little ‘force’ to bend the sticks into the correct shape. I love that the matress goes inside it as well. Trust me, for $40 it helps us all sleep better, and I know my daughter is safe. Up until this point, 5 stars.There is just one design feature that I wish was available. The way her nursery is set up, the camera looks onto the short end of the crib. When it goes in night mode, you cannot see through the tent material at all. So I had to angle her crib (no problem) and unzip the back so we can see her. It works for now because she only looks off to the front. But as she gets older, it will all have to be zipped so she doesn’t pull herself out. I would have given this a 5 star if the short ends had a zipper as well or if you could see through the material at night. But I understand it needs to be thick and sturdy.Overall for the price, this tent does EXACTLY what we wanted it to. We finally got our daughter in her crib at night at we’re all sleeping better. 9/10, definitely get it if you’re in the fence.

This fits a standard size crib perfectly. Our two year old learned how to escape his crib and was waking up in the night, roaming the house. We immediately ordered this. It arrived on time and has completely fixed the problem. The rods are sturdy enough that our toddler can't bend them and potentially hurt himself. Very sturdy materials. The net is totally see through so we can still check on him in the night. It is a better product than I expected and recommend it to anyone with an escape artist in a crib.

Works! My almost 2 year old started climbing out and banging on the door in the middle of the night.. waking the whole house! I immediately ordered this after the first day of him climbing out, and happy to report it has kept him in his crib. I can also see him through the netting with my monitor (see photos). If you have a climber, get this! I should have bought it a looooonnng time ago (we have 5 kids), would have saved me a lot of headache trying to transition them to a toddler bed too early.

Overall, this thing works awesome. Fits inside of a standard crib perfectly and keeps your kid from climbing out of his crib safely, while giving them plenty of room to move around in and stand up.That said, the set up is a royal pain in the butt. The poles do not easily slide through the sleeves with the very tall shape of the tent. I would happily pay an additional $30-40 if you could use aluminum poles and a quick snap set up like a lot of high-end backpacking tents. Maybe even just smooth aluminum poles would make the difference, but again I would happily pay an extra $20-$30 for.