Sensory Tent | Calm Down Tent For Children To Play And Relax | Sensory Corner | Helps With Autism, SPD, Anxiety & Improve Focus | Black Out Sensory Tents For Autistic Children (120 Cm)

Is really large once up, plenty of space for cushions and more than one child.

We bought two of these black out tents for our two kids. Both love it. They are very sturdy and spacious enough for the kids, I have a 10 and 7 year old.Would definitely recommend

This is a perfect tent for my son. I only have one issue with it, that ever since it was opened it doesn't keep it shape.

A blackout tent which is super simple to set up. Material feels quite strong and thick, initially I thought it was just a black version of a cheap play tent but as soon as I set it up I could see it was a little more robust. It does exactly what it says, it creates a total blackout room, but add some lights and the silvery inner picks up the colours and in a soft effect. Works beautifully. Door at one end, mesh vent at the other, which has a flap to cover it up. Plenty of room for an adult to sit inside with a generous door for access. No problems with delivery, on time and packaging was good. It’s the centre piece of our sensory room and makes all the other items work to their fullest. Very happy.

Perfect tent for my boy who has asd. He loves it, does exactly what it says on the tin.

This is more drop shipping crap. Marketed as sensory and highly priced but quality is awful. Keeps folding in on itself and won’t stand up. Not suitable at all for a sensory den.

There are a lot of negatives for this tent, but one big positive is that the 5-year-old autistic child this was given too really likes it and despite him being almost non-verbal, he shouts “house, house” whenever he is around it. I thought the darkness is something he would like, but according to the parents, he keeps the door open on it, so maybe not. He is just above average size for his year, but he has enough room inside to sit and play with his selected toys. I would say in about 18 months he would be too big for it. It is easy to set up, it practically pops into place and then you thread a foldable bar through a sleeve in the roof and Velcro it into place. Forget folding it back into the travel bag, it folds flat, but we can’t work out the last twist to get it into a smaller circle, though not an issue as it stays up as it is in daily use.That is about it for the positives. At £50 (current price), it is extortionate for what it is. It isn’t a total black out, but it is much darker inside than other play tents we have had – that may or may not be a negative depending on your needs. Having a silvered interior, it acts as a bit of a heat reflector and it gets very sweaty inside. If you have a child that does want to hide away inside with door down, you would be wise to monitor them as children cannot regulate body temperature like adults and they could overheat.Personally, I wouldn’t buy it and I think other play tents would do the job and at half the price, but I have to give it some credit for the enjoyment it has had so far.

All my kids are asd and adhd children and we use in emergencies when it's really needed and it does work very dark inside my kids love there bean bag inside and sensory toys great little safe space for themDid not come with the bar at top tho which makes it more sturdy but did not come with one