SlumberPod Portable Sleep Pod Baby Blackout Canopy Crib Cover, Sleeping Space for Age 4 Months and Up with Monitor Pouch, Pack n Play Blackout Cover, Baby Travel Essential (Black/Grey)

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The height of the SlumberPod means children can move about in the darkness, which can feel more comfortable for active toddlers who want to stand up in their play yard.

Stroller shades offer sun protection as well. While your baby might be done with the nap, some of the stroller shades can be adjusted to provide sun protection where you need it. 5. Social Distancing No, the SlumberPod is not appropriate for use with newborns. It’s best for babies from ages 4 months old and up. Unlike the Slumberpod, the Snoozeshade is VERY breathable. The air-permeable fabric ensures your baby won’t be stuffy in the Snoozeshade.The SnoozeShade also comes with two large windows, one on each side. They are simple and easy to open as well. The windows are designed to be rolled up manually and held up by a snap. There are only 2 settings for the windows: open or closed. While the pod is a cozy space, many parents noted that the SlumberPod can feel stuffy (more on that, below). Some of the alternatives on our list are perfect for a rare getaway with the family and won’t cost you an arm and a leg.

For those family camping trips where comfort is key, it’s hard to go wrong with the Coleman Dark Room Instant Cabin 10. Yes, the SnoozeShade is completely breathable, with mesh side panels that allow for better airflow.With that in mind, it’s important to remember that cabin-style tents aren’t always as great in windy conditions because of their high peak heights. But, for sunny trips to your local campground, the Ozark Trail Dark Rest 6 is a great choice. Pros: Even if you don’t live in a very northerly or southerly latitude, however, there are instances when you might benefit from a dark rest tent.