My 15 month old found a way to be able to get out of his normal cot on the lowest setting. So sought this as an alternative. Because of the mesh he can’t push his feet against it to pull his way out, he’s not ready for a bed yet but this is fantastic for keeping him safe in the meantime. The mattress is surprisingly nice for a travel cot and came with a fitted sheet & a bag to fold into. Easy to put up, lightweight, really sturdy, I just keep forgetting the legs stick out.Putting it together was simple, but one or two legs just needed a bit more push than the others but still simple to get them in. Overall, I recommend it certainly for toddlers who are prone to climbing and not ready for a bed yet.

Ce lit est vraiment top, très pratique, tout le tissus passe à la machine donc hyper hygiénique.Le matelas fourni est parfait.

This travel cot has been brilliant for all 3 months of travel we've done with our 9-12 month old. It's so easy to set up which is great when arriving somewhere late at night and the mattress is nice and thick and comfortable. It's a good size too for our long legged baby. It's very sturdy - our little one sometimes stands up in there when she wakes up and I'm in no way concerned it's going to tip over. Great value for money and folds up nice and compact. I would definitely recommend this for long or short term use.

Ok so travel cots in my experience are shocking hard flat none breathable mattes, so even if your baby sleeps you don’t worrying about the horrid flat fold out this card they are sleeping on, wow did I get a surprise with this as travel cots go this is excellent soft mattress levitated slightly off the ground (this doesn’t impact putting a bigger child in it, it’s sturdy) fully breathable sides, baby slept well and so did I, light weight, easy to assemble and put away, excellent value for money. The only thing I would say is the mattress is sheet covered but it’s sewn in so you do need a sheet I thought I was separate but as it was covered I didn’t panic and perfectly acceptable to put your pride and joy down for a good sleep but I will need to get a separate one so I can chuck them sheet in the laundry after I’ve packed it up, I was dubious I hate travel cots but all in all one of the best things I’ve purchased from Amazon would highly recommend

I bought this travel cot because our 16 month old who is quite tall started to outgrow our Joie Kubbie travel cot. We were impressed with the mattress thickness and ease to assemble. It actually was much more comfortable than our original travel cot and in hindsight we would have used this sooner. The carry case is useful however the bag and poor zip choice make it a tight squeeze in. It does have an odd plastic smell and you cant use your own sheets without some DIY as they need holes in the corners for the mattress to attach to the frame. The biggest annoyance was the reflective material on the sides meant a baby monitor camera couldn't be used from the side (!) we managed to manage while we were away but this is a poor choice by the designers who haven't thought about parents needs. Overall I was impressed but it did not meet all our needs.

This is a really nice and sturdy travel cot, that will easily double up as a playpen. It takes a couple of minutes to put together and dismantle, but it's worth it for the sturdyness.The ring at the top and the mesh sides/bottom fold out in one movement. You have to put the 4 legs into the top ring frame and clip them into the feet. This doesn't take long, but it's important as it gives the cot its strength. You then put the mattress in, which is really good quality and is plenty comfortable enough. It comes with one mattress sheet, with holes in the bottom to feed though a tie to the legs in each corner. This is the most fiddly bit but you soon get the hang of it.We bought this as a cot that we can use for a week or two at a time when we are visiting family, travelling etc. If you're looking for something that you'll be putting up and down for a few hours a day most days, there are probably easier options but with a poorer mattresses, though that'll matter less if it's not being used regularly for night time sleeping.Folded this folds into a thin but quote large rectangle box, rather than a long tube like many. Whilst it takes up quite a bit of room still, it'll easilly be stored in a cupboard or under a bed. The nice thing about this is that it'll fit in a large suitcase if we fly anywhere, though will take up a lot of the room. Overall v happy with the cot which looks like it'll last a while, and at at £55 is a bit of a bargain compared to many others out there.