Inflatable Toddler Travel Bed,Toddler Airplane Bed,Portable Kids Travel Bed with Manual Inflatable Pump,Seat Belt and Travel Bag(Blue)

As a grandma who travels often and wants to be able to take her grandson, this Inflatable Toddler Travel Bed is a must-have!The high-quality fabric and PVC material make it super comfy. My grandson slept soundly and I could relax.The bed is sturdy with raised bumpers and safety belts to prevent rolling off. I felt secure knowing my grandson was safe. It was also easy to inflate and deflate, it fits neatly into a bag. Lightweight and perfect for travel.Overall, this bed made our travels much easier. My grandson was happy, and so was I! Highly recommend for traveling grandmas.

I am very happy with this. On our last trip I tried the hammock thing and it just didn’t work out how I’d hoped. This is very sturdy. It comes with a giant pump which I did not bring and it was very easy to blow up myself. And my toddler seems very comfortable too so. It’s a win in my book

Muy buen producto para poder viajar con niños ,mi bebé durmió plenamente en el viaje ,con varias horas de vuelo perdió un poco de aire ,pero cumple su función .

Because it is cover easy accessibility under seat air bag in the plan, doesn't allowed in any plane. So no need to buy it. All cabin crew who stick with safety rules wouldn't allow to use it.

This worked great on a flight with my 1 year old. Didn’t take up a ton of room on my carry on and inflated/deflated fast.

This was nice quality and easy to blow up/use…and way cheaper than others! However, we had a very mixed experience using this as others have stated. It all depends on your airline and more than likely…the personality and mood of your flight attendants. On vacation to and from all of our flights were with American Airlines, and each flight was a very different response. On the flight there, none of the FAs had an issue with using this and one of them even commented and laughed on how comfortable it looked. On the way home, the first flight the FA was very nice about it, but said he wasn’t sure if we could use it. He checked with someone then came back and told us we can use it, but not during take-off or landing and we have to use it in the window seat for safety to not block the aisle… totally reasonable. On our second flight, the FA would not let us use it, and was extremely rude about it at that. When I explained we have used it with two other AA flights, and the last FA confirmed we could use it just not during takeoff/landing and use it in the window seat. She wouldn’t budge, as she watched me now struggling with a very cranky toddler who had been traveling all day by that point. All in all, we had very different experiences depending on the flight itself and not the airline

Okay so there are a couple of things here if you plan to use this on a plane!PRO's:Very comfortable for 2 year old.Like the extra strap for a "seatbelt" for child when they are laying on this.The "flock" type of material is very nice as it is soft and isn't sticky plastic to lay on.It deflates easily and folds up to place into your baby bag or large purse.CON's:Some airline attendant will not allow you to use these, not sure why but that is the case.When using on the airplane, the area is tight so it's not the easiest to get this thing blown up and set up for use.The air pump for this broke right out of the box. We were setting this up at home to try it out so that we knew what to expect when we fly. Well the hand pump broke like 2 minutes after we set things up. This was no big deal for us because we have about 4 of these exact same type of hand pumps from balloon sets that we have had. I pulled one of the other pumps out to use and all was well. If this would have happened when we were on the plane, the whole thing would have basically been garbage to us.

My kids slept throughout the whole night in the airplane. They would’ve been miserable without a comfortable place to lay completely for a while. Easy to set up, easy to deflate and fits in a carry on. Love this product!