YOBEST Baby Playpen, 71"x59" Small Infant Playard with Gates, Sturdy Safety Playpen with Soft Breathable Mesh, Indoor & Outdoor Toddler Play Pen Activity Center for Babies, Kids, Toddlers

great product. I had to get used to assembling and deassembling. needed to pad it a bit with a blanket

This is been my favorite purchase for my little guy! I ordered this when he first started to crawl quick and easy way to keep a mobile baby in a secured area with plenty of toys and entertainment without having to baby proof every inch of your living room! As long as you don’t mind this playpen becoming a temporary/permanent piece of furniture lol we set ours up in the middle of our living room on the area rug that way baby stay safe and mom and dad does not have to chase him 24/7 lol I also really really love the fact that it is such a large size that both mom dad and Baby can play together in this playpen best investment so far!! Very convenient! Fairly simple to assemble mine had a QR code to scan to pull up a YouTube video on the assembly but pretty common sense as long as you match each size of the bar to the right spot.

This play pen has been a life saver for our family. We have two little ones, three and under. This contraption has provided a safe space for us to place our littlest human when we’ve needed free hands in a flash. We placed a soft mat (purchased separately) underneath it for added support and cushioning. It does take up a large space, but it’s a nice amount for your little human to roam. The set is great and includes extra pieces (pvc joints) just in case one is broken. It’s easy to clean as well. I would definitely recommend this product to fellow parents. We were grateful to have such a spacious tool to help navigate parenthood with two little ones.

My husband and I call this the "containment zone" for our daughter, and boy, does it live up to that name. She can play and walk and crawl, but this great little structure keeps her in a single space to do all that, instead of potentially getting into trouble in other rooms of our house. It's big enough that we can play with her in it, but small enough to fit in our living room. It's super sturdy (my 6'3" 230 lb husband can lean against the side when he and our daughter are watching TV together, and it doesn't bend). One criticism: if you have hardwood floors, there is NO PADDING on the bottom. We ordered some of those foam puzzle pieces to mitigate this and it worked like a charm. If you need a place to hold your munchkin while you cook dinner, or want to let them self play without risk - order this.

The media could not be loaded. Had no idea how to corral the little youn'in. She is into everything. With some TLC this has been the bee's knees!!There are some cons about this item.1. Yes, it is constructed of pvc piping and when you get in and out of it, I would definitely suggest as little pressure on the "rails" as possible. I try to place my hands on the "load bearing" sections, (“T” middles sections or the corners), when i am getting out of the playpen. (oh, btw, we sit in there with the baby.)2. The vertical support pipes do not have a protective padding over them. My daughter has bumped her head a bunch of times when she slides sideways or just lays back, (w/o realizing there may be consequence). I really wish the pipe sections had a padding over them, not just the thin layer of material that constructs the pen itself. I had to put little stuffed animals, blankets and boppies in front of all the pipe joint sections. Putting the rolled up receiving blankets along the edges and stuffed animals/pillows along the support beams has pretty much alleviated that issue.3. Where all the top "T" connection points meet, there is a material flap that is Velcro shut. My baby will hold those sections all the time, and now it has become a game for her, she pulls on them, and then, can maybe get a little burn from the Velcro if she rubs/falls against it, or she is hanging on them. She has not hurt herself, but maybe someone’s baby has/will. I am forever flipping over the flaps back to their “closed” position. I am afraid to try and sew them shut, bc I am not sure what the material is and if it will tear/rip if i start putting a sewing needle through it and put tension on it.This next comment is a con but through no fault of the item itself. It was a presumption on my side. It is actually a plus for the item, bc it is bigger than most of the others I had examined, big enough, in fact, that my husband, (6'4"), can lay diagonally inside of the playpen. I am sure he probably would not even have fit into the smaller ones. So, I did not realize it is the XL one, (I thought that was just a promotional name), bc on a ton of other reviews, ppl said they bought the 1.5" memory foam to put on the bottom and it fit perfectly. I got one. It is a little too short. That is okay, though; (we use the couch back cushions for the slack area). Also, I would say 1.5" memory foam is definitely not thick enough. I had to put the foam mat I had previously purchased, underneath the entire item. (It sticks out around the edges and the dopey cat comes by and tears it up.) It still felt a little thin. To keep the baby from ruining the memory foam pc with milk and diappie leaks, I put down a queen-sized waterproof mattress pad protector. Do not use the ones that go around the bed, bc it will scrunch around the corners, lift up the memory foam and not cover it. Use the pad. Lay it atop. Then, I placed a large comforter over the top of that. This way, you can change out the comforter and keep the playpen floor clean. Use a comforter that is not "loose" from the batting. It needs to be one that does not separate from the batting material and it will not get stuck on your babe's feeties. (We also put a pack and play basket on the side, to easily have things stored there for her.)This item has been our saving grace for baby safety!! I would most definitely recommend it to others and if needed to, would buy it again and again.(We do not use the zipper openings. So, I cannot speak to that part of it.)

We LOVE this playpen. It really is huge, but in a good way. My daughter is 9 months old and she’s always on the move. There’s plenty of room for her to crawl and if she wants company there’s plenty of room for any family member to get in there with her. We’ve used the zipper door a few times and it works great. I did need my husbands help with assembly because they final few connectors were snug and I needed him to muscle them into place. We did purchase the foam mats to go inside but my issue with those is they aren’t the same size at the floor of the playpen, which leaves little gaps and allows my daughter to peel up the little squares and their edges. If you’re good with cutting them to fit it’ll work, but I wanted a cleaner look. We’re going to have to look into a different alternative. But, the playpen itself is great! I think it was well worth the money.