Dreambaby Royale Converta 3 in 1 Playpen, Fireguard and Room Divider, White (fits up to 3.8m) with 6 Configurable Panels

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Pop up – Pop-up playpens aren’t as popular as they don’t really hold children in them, they are very easy to get out of. They are better for older children who can come in and out as they please. The wipe-down base is suitable for use indoors and outdoors and will keep bottoms dry even when the grass is damp. Indoors, you may want to place a mat or rug underneath for additional padding as the base material is relatively thin. Parent tester, Laura, says, "For babies, the Venture All Stars Duo is very appealing. My daughter loves the activity panel and can regularly be found spinning the shaker balls while practising standing up." Once a child gets older, an indoor climbing frame or ball pit might be better suited and more enjoyable for a toddler. You need a playpen if you are struggling to get housework done whilst looking after your baby, they can be a great tool to aide you whilst you find your feet and get into a routine. How Long Can I use a Baby Playpen For?

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The Dreambaby Royale Converta Playpen is a versatile and convenient way to keep your child safe within any room of your home.They tend to be eye-catching and durable, but can be on the large side for modern homes. Usually fairly easy to assemble, some plastic playpens can adjust to the size of your room by removing panels. Metal-framed playpens If you consider yourself less than experienced at DIY, you’ll be delighted to discover that you don't need any tools to assemble this baby playpen. It has push-fit panels, which means that it can be configured to suit the shape of your room and taken apart for easy storage. It can even be used as a room divider – convenient if you have pets too. It’s big enough for multiple children (and you) to gather inside, with plenty of space to crawl around, interact, play and explore.

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Strength – Some babies can be heavy, and strong, so getting a playpen that can support their weight is paramount. You want to avoid injury then invest in a stronger frame such as steel. This Dreambaby Mayfair Converta 3-in-1 unit can be configured as a playpen, but it also works as a hardware mounted fireguard or wide barrier gate for the room, stairway or hallway too. It doesn’t come cheap and is fixed in size, but for overall aesthetic, safety and comfort, we feel it’s a worthy investment.A bonus of using a playpen when it comes to ball pit balls is that it keeps them contained rather than them being all over the house. Choosing the Best Baby Play Pen for you Baby

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There should not be any large items inside that your baby can step on and use to try and climb out. I got this one because we have a big dog and this allows my little one and I to play without him and ensures my baby’s safe when I nip to the toilet. It's quite large but can be made smaller” - tried and tested by Mumsnet user Yokey Our verdict The Cambridge Dictionary definition of a playpen says a ‘small structure with bars or a net around the side but open at the top and you can put a baby in to play safely.’ Measuring a substantial 190cm x 150cm, it comes with not one, but two zip-down doors so your baby can crawl in and out without any lifting required.Our parent tester, Beccy, says, "Beyond its safety accolades, I love the BabyDan Deluxe Playpen for several reasons. Its design is sleek and modern (unlike some playpens which, IMHO, can be ghastly), and personally suits our home decor. The fabric play mat itself is detachable and easily washable, and the playpen itself can be easily cleaned with a wipe. I also love the fact you can attach things to the bars, like toys and a baby mobile, to create your own makeshift playden to suit your baby’s age." I bought a really big playpen from Costway. Definitely worth it” - tried and tested by Mumsnet user seaborgium