The fact that the blackout tent is light and bottomless makes it super easy to move around without feeling like it’s going to fall apart. The SlumberPod measures 50″ Long x 36″ Wide x 56″ High when assembled and it can fit a pack n play that is up to44”L, 30” W and 36” H.

The “User Manual” tag in the carry bag suggests that you lay the SlumberPod material over the playard, whereas in my version I choose to do it flat on the ground.Therefore, you will no longer need to worry about the baby’s sleep being disturbed due to warmer surroundings. I was using the SlumberPod way before they went on Shark Tank and got a deal from Barbara – ok, enough bragging. The Brolex play yard cover features top and side mesh windows that you can unzip to allow for better airflow or visibility, while still creating a dark space for your baby. In our case, we did end up leaving the SlumberPod flap door open because my son usually sleeps with a night light at home and he wasn’t like the complete darkness. It’s not possible to do with any other competing products which makes the whole product claustrophobic vs in a SlumberPod your kid will have some space.

However, SlumberPod resolves this problem completely by giving babies a safe and secure sleeping bunker that keeps out light. If you want to set yourself up for the best baby travel sleep, and maintain healthy sleep habits on the road, check out the SlumberPod and SlumberPod alternatives!

First of all, it’s 100% blackout, so your baby is sure to get optimal sleep without daylight cutting naps or bedtime short. A larger carry bag for easy transport - A larger carrying bag with enough room for your SlumberPod and a SlumberPod Fan or a white noise machine or monitor. The SlumberPod is still my favorite baby blackout tent, but some parents may be looking for a simpler, smaller, cheaper alternative. All of a sudden, being in such close quarters with no way to hide ourselves or the ambient light from our daughter was proving to be a real problem. The bottomless structure design allows SlumberPod to fit over most standard playards, mini-cribs, select toddler cots and mattresses.

This really comes in handy when you’re sharing a room on vacation, but your baby is used to having their own room at home. Walsall Healthcare trust found a similar pattern when it tried out two pods and a recliner chair last year. The SnoozeShade’s blackout ability makes it a favorite of parents who have babies who sleep best in dark spaces.Maybe you are planning a weekend away this month but you’re not really sure when you will go away next. They also decided to come out with their own fan that fits perfectly in the pocket – great job again! Please note, the SlumberPod is the only rental item that we ship at the moment and we are unable to ship the Pack n Play and SlumberPod Bundle or Snoo and SlumberPod Bundle. Even though this tent is not completely blackout, there are darkening panels around the top rated at SPF 50, providing sun protection.

The futuristic-looking devices comprise a bed covered by a low-slung circular lid, and offer soothing music, lights and vibrations to aid the quest for a rest. There’s no need to break the bank, make a storage unit out of your nursery, get stuck with baby unapproved items, or go on vacation without your favorite pieces of gear. Slumber Pod now sells their own fan for this exact purpose and the new sleep pod comes with a fan pouch that is accessible from the outside. There are many competitors that try to emulate what the SlumberPod does but they don’t come quite close. It gives a baby or toddler their own dark and private place to sleep — especially helpful for sharing a room with others (such as in a hotel room) or if napping conditions are too bright.Air traffic controllers are only allowed to work for two hours and then they must take a 30-minute break, because if they were tired and made a mistake, bad things could happen,” he said. I also have some really cool and unique tips to share with you that will help you get the most from your SlumberPod. One of my favorite tips for parents using the original slumber pod was to bring a portable fan and place it on the ground beside the playard to get the air moving inside the pod. The assembled dimensions are 50 inches long, 36 inches wide, 56 inches tall – to give you an idea of where it will fit in a room. I’ve owned and tested multiple pack n play blackout tents for the simple reason that I’m obsessed with good sleep.