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I bought this inflatable toddler bed for 2 trips with kids. I initially wanted to get the Flyaway Design beds but I could not justify the price for what it was. I had considered the inflatable footstools for the flights but ultimately went with this style.There aren’t many reviews on this product so it was a gamble but I took it and here are my 2 cents in case you are considering buying this as a cheaper alternative to brands such as the Flyaway Design airplane beds.For context, I had one short-ish haul (4.5 hours) flight with an 8 month old baby and one very long haul (25 hours) flight with a small 5 year old.PROS:- The price is a big one. You do get what you see in the picture- Both children seemed really happy to be in the bed. The older child said it was comfortable and slept 7+ hours per flight in the mattress with no complaints.- Both kids were happy to sit and play and do their activities from the bed. It gave the effect of extending their plane real estate which kept them happy.- it is a good length for infants up to older children aged 4/5 years old- the bed inflates in 3 parts so there’s some room to adjust the length of the bed. We had 1 flight with very little leg room with the baby so we did not inflate one part of the bed which made it the perfect length.- for babies it has barriers which are convenient (kinda)- the material is comfortable without needing to add a sheet or blanket although I chose to anyway.- Airlines that I travelled with that accepted the bed:easyJetRoyal BruneiCONS:- The pump is humongous! Why such a large pump for something that supposed to be travel friendly?!! On top of that, the pump made an annoying squeaking nose when used so we did not take it on the plane because it was very jarring.- If you decide to blow it up by mouth, it’s possible but it’s so arduous. Not great when you are requested to deflate the mattress during turbulence then your toddler requests it to be reinflated 5 minutes after seatbelt signs are switched off.- after some time (about 6-7 hours) you start to notice that it is slowly deflating and so you have to reinflate.- the barriers are a bit pointless and reduce the sleeping space for older children.OVERALL RECOMMENDATION.Buy it if you’re short on cash, looking for a cheap alternative to flyaway design airplane beds. Make sure to get a smaller convenient travel pump.

We took this on the plane for our 18 month old son, and it was very easy to install. It’s a bit bulky to carry, but it’s well worth the five hours on the plane with this product. Five stars.