a REAL full size playpen/play yard Does any one know if they still make these?? They used to be big and square not small and rectangular like the portable play yards today. I have looked at the ones they have here on Amazon that say they are full size, but they are not that much bigger than the portable play yards. a REAL full size playpen/play yard Does any one know if they still make these?? They used to be big and square not small and rectangular like the portable play yards today. I have looked at the... » Read More a REAL full size playpen/play yard Does any one know if they still make these?? They used to be big and square not small and rectangular like the portable play yards today. I have looked at the ones they have here on Amazon that say they are full size, but they are not that much bigger than the portable play yards. « Show Less
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Graco does make a play yard called Tot block I believe. It is square and large. The real bummer is that in Europe they have travel cribs that are the size of cribs here. Unfortunately they are very hard to get here.
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i know where i got one...and i believe they still carry them. it's called White's baby store in Buffalo, NY. it is square and full size.
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It doesn't appear so. The biggest you can get is 39" x 39" square (Joovy Room2 playard), or 39" x 39" hexagonal (Joovy Moon Room playard). You can buy bigger pens for your dog than you can your baby. I also want the old fashioned 48" x 48" playpen for my grandson, but they don't seem to exist, anymore, like they did when my kids were small.
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The whole play yard? Only 14 inches? Absolutely not. Maybe the bassinet part. Im not sure of the exact size though.
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I totally understand- it's fun to create different designs, but it would be cooler if you could do them taller. We have an older set, from a friend who's kids are grown and I'm not sure what brand it is, but it's more sturdily built & I was hoping we could use them together, but these marbulous ones are a little smaller. I wish I could help more, but all I know is the two sets we have are not compatible, so at this point I would recommend getting more of the same. I've seen these things in teacher supply /educational stores though, so maybe you could bring a piece into one of them & ask to try another one? Good luck!
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Also...we LOVE this tent!!! This is our second one. The first we had for 5 years and literally wore it out. The kids played with it inside and brought it out in the front yard to use as a fort. My third boy got a new one for his 3rd birthday. Highly recommend!
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Myrtle, I am not sure this will help, but this is what I saw for the exact same thing being sold on Ebay: Imaginarium Deluxe Building Block Set Stack and build fun with 45 Big Building Blocks! Build, then knock them down and start again! Includes 4 brick and 3 column sizes, strong, lightweight cardboard, tuck n' fold assembly, promotes imaginative and interactive play. Largest block is 10" in length. Easy to wipe clean. Age 3+. The only place to get the unique Imaginarium hands-on activity and learning toys is at Toys'R'Us! Imaginarium kid's art and craft kits, toy building sets and playsets open up the mind's appetite for interactive creative play by inspiring children of all ages. By encouraging artistic activities, as well as pretending, parents can assist in the fundamental positive growth of their children. Imaginarium learning and activity toys - the fun way to always be a kid. Be sure to visit our Toys'R'Us Exclusive Brand Store for superior toys, games and more. You would think that the reviewers of the product would be kind to include the sizes and/or quantity. I wanted to know myself and I had to go searching for the information.
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The width and length is a variable, depending on how you want it arranged. Each panel is around 30" wide, and are 'hinged' by plastic pins, so you can have an octagon, or square, or rectangle, or oval, etc, etc. However you want the 8 panels to be formed. Quite versatil in configuring a shape. You could even buy 2 playpens, and hook them together to handle a gaggle of babies.... :)
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Yes! Also my kids are really hard on stuff and this has held up very well! Dozens of games played on this in the back yard, And still no problems! Plus small enough to store away and carry out on a whim! They are great!
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That's a hard call as it may be big for your little one.I feel like for practicality reasons, it wouldn't be too big for long, but it may seem like she is lost in it for a little while. I don't have experience with the smaller one so I'm not sure how to compare.
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Hi, this is my second playpen and I've found the zippers easier to work with than my first one. Not sure if this is the largest they have--I have a kitty who absolutely adores this pen--she has her bed and blanket in there, retreats in there for her naps and sometimes sleeps in it all night.
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I'm so sorry - we ordered ours six months ago and the box is long gone. I don't recall it being very large or heavy, maybe 2 x 3 or so? Be warned, the craftmanship on this is poor, it's not all real wood, and it tips as easily (does not scoot or slide) as any other highchair if baby's feet can reach something to push against. That being said, it has worked out okay for us. We've never used without the plastic tray cover, and within the first week, the wood sticker (or whatever it is) was coming off in pieces - make sure baby doesn't eat these. I would buy something different if I could do over again. Best to you! I'm so sorry - we ordered ours six months ago and the box is long gone. I don't recall it being very large or heavy, maybe 2 x 3 or so? Be warned, the craftmanship on this is poor, it's not all real wood, and it tips as easily (does not scoot or slide) as any other highchair if baby's feet can reach something to push against. That being said, it has worked out okay for us. We've never used without the plastic tray cover, and within the first week, the wood sticker (or whatever it is) was coming off in pieces - make sure baby doesn't eat these. I would buy something different if I could do... » Read More I'm so sorry - we ordered ours six months ago and the box is long gone. I don't recall it being very large or heavy, maybe 2 x 3 or so? Be warned, the craftmanship on this is poor, it's not all real wood, and it tips as easily (does not scoot or slide) as any other highchair if baby's feet can reach something to push against. That being said, it has worked out okay for us. We've never used without the plastic tray cover, and within the first week, the wood sticker (or whatever it is) was coming off in pieces - make sure baby doesn't eat these. I would buy something different if I could do over again. Best to you! « Show Less
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Hi Msufiji, I uploaded images to the Calico Critters Carry and Play page so you can have an idea of how much my daughter can store in her case. As you will see, there is room for more. I hope this helps. We are really glad that we went this way because we travel quite a bit and rather than have a bulky house, this works really well.
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You will have to ask the manufacturer, although I am very happy with the size and it can form many shapes as you want! It is much larger than an average playpen.
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I think you probably could make a 10-panel play yard without any issues. No idea of what the diameter would be, though.
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I would say 4'x5' was a good answer the photo is deceiving because it's actually more circular shaped so on the pic it looks like the slide goes into this square bounce area it doesn't it slides down to the front and is just an odd shaped bounce area left. My two yr old loves it it's plenty big. The neighbor kids are 6 and they both play pretty well on it also... Last weekend we had a huge party and we had like 4 or 5 3 yr Oldsin at one time and that was just one kid getting hurt after another. To close together to jump and crazy boys landing on each others heads.. I'm happy with it though I'm glad I bought it. I would say 4'x5' was a good answer the photo is deceiving because it's actually more circular shaped so on the pic it looks like the slide goes into this square bounce area it doesn't it slides down to the front and is just an odd shaped bounce area left. My two yr old loves it it's plenty big. The neighbor kids are 6 and they both play pretty well on it also... Last weekend we had a huge party and we had like 4 or 5 3 yr Oldsin at one time and that was just one kid getting hurt after another. To close together to jump and crazy boys landing on each others heads.. I'm happy with it though... » Read More I would say 4'x5' was a good answer the photo is deceiving because it's actually more circular shaped so on the pic it looks like the slide goes into this square bounce area it doesn't it slides down to the front and is just an odd shaped bounce area left. My two yr old loves it it's plenty big. The neighbor kids are 6 and they both play pretty well on it also... Last weekend we had a huge party and we had like 4 or 5 3 yr Oldsin at one time and that was just one kid getting hurt after another. To close together to jump and crazy boys landing on each others heads.. I'm happy with it though I'm glad I bought it. « Show Less
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You will be very happy with this Baby Diego Cub'Zone playpen. Ours is a year old and it looks like new. Our granddaughter is almost 2 now and we will be using it on our 9 month old grandson. They love to play in it. Feel safe knowing where they are. You will not go wrong with this. Strong and sturdy.
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I really do not know what they are selling now, ours seems like the normal size. Did not know there was a smaller one.It is the 13" I am sure and is a ton of fun, better ask the seller.
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When I received my pack and play a few weeks ago it came in the original box you would find at the store ! It was not inside another box, so the box you see at the store is the box it came in! And the box is rectangular, long and skinny ! It's surprising the playpen even fits in It!