When you were little what was your favorite indoor game? When I was little I like to make forts out of boxes. It was the longest joke running they can give my sister the toys and me the boxes and if you have his two kids in the world. Moving forward about 25 years there's so much more cool stuff for inside the house they give you the same feeling of a box but not quite.
We just had the opportunity to work with Salamandra kids I review of their pop up princess castle for inside or outside. The castle tent and size is 41.3 and by 41.3 in by 51.3 in.
This is so awesome for kids to go to have their very own space like a home away from home if they can play and let their imaginations run wild. This Castle has two windows for ventilation and it's big enough for two to three princesses all at one time.
This cute little tent would even be the perfect place for an overnight escapade, right in the living room or kids bedroom and be safe and secure at home while living out there best ideas. It would be a real magical adventure.
When my daughter was 3 years old we got her, her very own pop-up tent for her bedroom and she loved it. We filled the bottom with the plastic balls for an at home ball pit. She played in that thing for hours every day. The bigger she got, the more creative she got.
She had a chunky hard plastic slide that she would slide right into her tent and it was like being at a play place in her own room. Her cousins had a blast coming over to play and she was always so excited to show what she was doing with her tent.
When my youngest daughter's sister turned 2, we got her very own pop-up tent and it was the same reaction. She is 4 now and still plays in her tent every day. It's so much fun to see the creativity in motion.
With the pink castle from Salamandra Kids encouraging imagination is so much fun. Using a wig, bring up being Rapunzel with really long hair, other days offer a swimming suit or mermaid outfit and pretend to be Ariel from under the sea. The possibilities are endless!!
This tent is so easy to use making it completely portable and lightweight. It comes in its own bag with handles so even the littlest of princesses can tote it around. It's only 16" in diameter too so it's completely manageable. Storage is so easy too. It can hang on a hook, slide right into the shelf or drawer, or set right next to the toy box.
One of my favorite ideas for the pop-up princess tent is a reading nook. Kids can settle right in with their books or an e-reader and let their imagination run wild as they read their book in the comfort of their very own solitude.
The set up is very simple and does require grown-up hands, at the very least, a bigger sibling because of the tent poles and ties. Below is a step by step instruction guide of how I put it together.
From opening the bag, take out the tent and all of its pieces.
- 1 tent
- 4 poles
- instructions guide
Open up the tent by untwisting it.
The poles are broken down to quarter lengths with a stretchy cable on the inside to keep the pieces together. Extend the pole by opening them up to their full lengths and putting the end pieces into each other. Don't worry, they are on the cable so there is no way to get the wrong ones in place.
Open up the tent and insert the tent poles into the loops at the bottom pocket of one side and run it to the top center pocket. Continue that with all four poles. Each pole has ties to secure it in place.
That's it. It takes less than 5 minutes to pop up or take down the tent. The instructions are in the bag if there is any confusion.
I love little tents like this for kids. They make playtime so much fun,. All kids need their own space to be able to get away and get peace of mind, this is an awesome place to do it.
I received this product for free or a reduced price to facilitate this review. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me directly. Amy Groves at [email protected].
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