Could a baby playing with the box accidentally collapse it? I'd like to store toys in the box, but would be a hassle if it's constantly collapsing
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Probably could, but I wouldn't think it's likely. We use these for shoes in a storage shelf. So, lots of shoes stacked in. It's held up for 2 years now. Constantly daily use from currently 4, 5, and 7 year old. And now my 15 month old pulls them in and out to "help" get siblings shoes. No issues for us.
436758
We have the under the bed storage plastic bins with his toys in it. But you have to move them out when you open or close the bottom.
1795967
No, the two sides do not come completely apart. I think there might be a slight chance to spill items if not opened carefully. You would need to make sure the box is laying on one side so that side does not spill when opening the other side.
1714587
The wheels pop off so it does collapse to a relatively small size. I'm able to store it in one of my hatches with no problem. With the sit on, you will probably be able to attach it with bungees.
979244
it kinda does especially for a little one but I guess you can always help him. Believe me, the toy has more fun than inconviniences. Eventually, he´ll develop the skill to not drop it. I bought it for my 18 month old ( she´s 26 months now ) and I´m super happy with it. Enjoy!
1499448
It's sturdy, but not topple-proof. I think if a baby tried to lift itself up using this it may well topple over.
78077
I don't think it's very stable. When my son first started furniture walking he grabbed the one of the higher pieces, maybe the dragonfly, and pulled. The whole thing tipped over on to him. Luckily he was in the inner part of the U shape so he didn't get hurt. I really think that the idea of this is great but each stage are poor substitutes for the separate toys that are meant for that particular stage.
183079
No. It's soft and snugly and would probably make a huge mess. It's ment as a kids snuggle toy or Disney collectable :)
672084
It's helpful, but I would imagine the baby could eventually figure out how to pull the lid off the box if they really wanted to. You could always tape it shut too.
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Actually, it does not collapse easily at all. Unfortunately, if your puppy is a jumper like ours then you won't want to get this play pen at all. At 12 wks old our German shephed puppy was able to jump over a 4 ft gate so it didn't surprise me that he tried to jump over this 40 inch playpen. In his attempt, he managed to get his foot stuck in between two of the panels and I found him hanging by his foot struggling and crying. His foot was so jammed between the two slots that it took quite a bit of force to get his foot out. By the time I managed to get his foot out it was swollen twice the size and his was unable to walk on it. This resulted in a first trip to the emergency room for my puppy. Actually, it does not collapse easily at all. Unfortunately, if your puppy is a jumper like ours then you won't want to get this play pen at all. At 12 wks old our German shephed puppy was able to jump over a 4 ft gate so it didn't surprise me that he tried to jump over this 40 inch playpen. In his attempt, he managed to get his foot stuck in between two of the panels and I found him hanging by his foot struggling and crying. His foot was so jammed between the two slots that it took quite a bit of force to get his foot out. By the time I managed to get his foot out it was swollen twice the... » Read More Actually, it does not collapse easily at all. Unfortunately, if your puppy is a jumper like ours then you won't want to get this play pen at all. At 12 wks old our German shephed puppy was able to jump over a 4 ft gate so it didn't surprise me that he tried to jump over this 40 inch playpen. In his attempt, he managed to get his foot stuck in between two of the panels and I found him hanging by his foot struggling and crying. His foot was so jammed between the two slots that it took quite a bit of force to get his foot out. By the time I managed to get his foot out it was swollen twice the size and his was unable to walk on it. This resulted in a first trip to the emergency room for my puppy. « Show Less
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No way...the box is HUGE. I really don't think that would be possible even when it's broken down. Sorry!
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Yes it opens for storage of small items. However, you have to hold it open. It will not stay open. This makes it difficult for toddlers to play by putting toys in and taking toys out.
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I guess if you were to pull the string of balls hard enough they may come loose or if they were really rough with a few other things (the little disk with the beads, for example), but it seems unlikely. My son has had it for a year now and nothing has come loose or looks remotely hazardous. It's well built and safe for little ones. I bought it for my son as his 1st birthday present.
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you can collapse it if there is nothing in it, by pushing the separator flaps down. i bought one of these for me, one for my son and one for my son-in-law, unsure if any of us would bother using them. after a year, we all still use them all the time.
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I think that the standard for the warning is if the toy has small pieces or if small pieces could be generated upon breakage. In this case, there are no chokeable parts, but if the ring were to break, I could see how there would be chokeable parts generated. It would take more than usual baby play to break this ring, though. As an adult, I'd have to make a concerted effort to break it, and my first step would be to open the ring, which even my toddler can't do. I don't think it's reasonably a choking hazard when played with by babies/toddlers. That said, my children haven't found it to be a fun toy or a particularly good teether. If you haven't bought it yet, skip it.
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We have had our daughter in it since her 4th birthday without incident. Putting it in a corner is best. The storage section also acts as a guard for them not to tumble out. It really depends on your child but the unit is veryvsturdy and safe. We have never worried about her falling out
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Box can easyly be stowed in closet when not using bounce house. Dont let the bad reviews discourage u not to purchase this.. my son loves this bounces house....i havent had popped seams or holes. We keep in doors...