Koo-di Pop Up Travel Basinet

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The Koo-di features a mosquito net and a black anti-UV screen, making it perfect for a picnic or an afternoon out at the lake or in the forest,… Baby is protected from insects, sunburns and light – and can fall asleep anywhere! The Koo-Di Pop-Up Travel Bubble Cot is extremely easy to use, lightweight to carry and comfortable for your little one to sleep in either overnight or during the day. It takes moments to assemble and with a bit of practice, moments to collapse and fold away into a tiny carry bag.

Le matelas est très fin mais posé sur un lit ou avec un petit matelas supplémentaire, c'est parfait. We had booked to stay in a Mongolian yurt, and we were excited to try out the Koo-di baby Pop-Up Bubble travel Cot. and are also great value, freeing up precious time to spend doing the fun things in life with your little ones.As we spent most ouf our time travelling through SE Asia when using it, we were so happy it had a moquito net! The only thing I’m not sure is wether we’ll be able to use it until our baby is 6 months old or not. Let us take you along on our new adventures around the world with our baby, and our life in the French Riviera! We are staying in Air B n B apartments, many of which are in jungle locations and don’t always have air conditioning… so the threat of mosquitos is real! Therefore when I went to my first postnatal yoga class I was really happy to be able to have the Koo-di for a quick set-up and a calmer lesson!

I felt mega excited to find it, pondered a bit and then I bought one as there really did not seem to be anything better on the market. If you’re looking for a suitable alternative for a crib or a cot for grandparents or regular sitters, a more traditional travel cot would be more practical. Mattress may be covered in a choice of pvc, tricot mesh, corovin (polyester) or any combination of these fabrics.

All our mattresses comply with the rigorous requirements of BS 1877 Part 10 for safety and performance and BS 7177 for flammability. Packing the outer frame away can be a bit of a wrestling match but becomes much easier once you’ve developed the knack. The Koo-di pop-up travel cot is a great choice for travellers whether camping, staying somewhere over night, or heading further afield. When assembled, the travel cot measures 100cm x 60cm x 69cm and folds easily into the included carry bag, measuring 60cm x 30cm x 18cm.

Would definately recommend this product, will look forward to making full use of it when taking our baby on days out and visiting family etc. This thing could indeed be packed in a suitcase or even a tote bag, but it is horribly flimsy, I wouldn't trust my baby's safety to it, and I for one found it crazy hard to put up because it kept springing about all over the place and slipping about and the little toggles kept coming out of the loops. Weighing just over 2kg, it is the perfect solution for holidays and comes fully complete with a padded mattress and integrated zip-up mosquito net. The third way we’ve used it so far was to lay our baby down while staying at a friend’s or while going for a class or an appointment. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

One thing I did like was the breathable zip up cover, our baby seemed to feel very cosy and secure when that was on. Perfect for use at home while baby naps during the day, in the garden on the beach, out and about, on holidays or weekends away. The mattress is a bit on the thin side but we have an oval mattress from another cot that fits perfectly so just put that on top. My baby is 4 months old and we’re about to go on a trip for a couple of months and need something that is practical like this – how long were you able to use it please? Bought for holiday for our under 6 month old She fitted in fine but would struggle if a big baby or over 6 months.

I find it very reassuring to have it with us especially if we don’t know wether the accommodation we booked will be able to provide a crib, as I would be worried to make our baby sleep in the bed with us (we use a co-sleeper at home). I am not one for always reading instructions but the cot was really simple to assemble and the instructions were precise and straightforward.Also I have a 13 month that I am looking at this form and worry it could topple over with him in it? I was weary about the black out but its actually got a good zip on the side which is dark when closed. You don’t want to have to spend ages either side of your trip assembling and packing everything up to leave.