By: STL Mom
My first thought was, “$70! I could MAKE one for $10!” But let’s see, we need 33 pieces of velcro, 2 1/2 inches each, so about $10 for velcro. Then $10 for elastic. Nine yards of nylon fabric at $5 a...
View ArticleBy: lisa
I love the way this product folds down small enough to be packed into a tote. I see this as being a lifelong toy–one that will be taken to slumber parties, camping trips, etc. Hell, I would have used...
View ArticleBy: june
Some of my best memories of childhood involved making due with what we had. I will stick with making forts for my daughter with a blanket. It might be more work and more apt to collapse – but that is...
View ArticleBy: mrsgryphon
I just ordered one for our daughter! It looks awesome! While I have fond memories of building forts out of couch cushions and blankets as a child, I also have memories of being so frustrated when walls...
View ArticleBy: Whitney
Thanks for the review. This looks fantastic, and I love that a real-life parent has given it a thorough test drive. I think I’ll suck up the price and purchase this for my two preschoolers for...
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