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We've been, it's truly awesome, it started as a completely blank room, the room is a normal scale, if anything it might be high. I expect the dots on the ceiling were from adults jumping.

I found it a really good experience for my some times shy 3 year old and very stimulating for my 10 month old.

Best of all it's free!

The wheely bug isn't really "first wheels" like a pp I gave my son his (small one) when he was 1. Now he's 3 he really loves it & it's the only ride on out of about 6 he uses, & santa s bringing a large one. But it pretty much sat ignored till he was 2.5, its too maneuverable for kids that aren't yet stable themselves. Untill then I vote for the simple plastic motorbike type.

Thats fantastic!

Germany has so many amazing kids spaces, even as a childless adult I was envious of their playgrounds. Now I would love to take my kids there.

I think it looks fab & is a clever Soultion.

I guess it depends on the age of kids though, my nearly 3 year old would be a nightmare sleeping above my 8 month old, but He also wouldn't be ready for bunks so it must be for older kids or a bigger gap.

Drop sides are still sold in lots of countries outside the US, in Australia they are very different to the type the US used to have, our mechanisms have to be all enclosed and there are no hinges which is safer than the rail type.

Gosh, as a previous poster mentioned they are hard to find in Australia for this reason, I have never understood what purpose they had, to read it's to keep pacifiers in alarms me to be honest.

@Megan I think there was a repurposing bumpers post ages ago.

In the case of OTT collections we certainly have that in Thomas trains, but he dearly loves them so I'm OK with it. As he grows I'll give him the option of selling them to fund whatever he's desiring when he outgrows trains.

I mean 30 degrees celcius, which is basically cold.

I have been following this cure though I didn't make it to the donation bins today I have cleared 4 garbage bags worth of toys. some were broken or missing parts, most of the volume were gifted stuffed toys given to us at the birth of our children. I was keeping them because they were gifts, but in the years of them taking up a cubic meter of my home I have never once seen a child play with them, it was so cathardic to finally commit to them going to good will and the playroom looks better & more fun in their absence.

We have the Kinderkot, which looks to be the exactly same as the Peapod Plus pictured, it's so easy to use & travel with but my son did outgrow it quickly & I found it tricky to settle him in it.

With my time over I'd probably get the Baby Bjron one.

Phil & Teds also have the Traveller2, though it's a bit difficult to put up it's tiny when folded & light.

Amazing! You children & photos are beautiful. What an amazing experience for you all.

@Krisis I hope you realize saying "non-English" just emphasizes ignorance on top of poor manners for criticizing a child's name.