Kids Sofa, 2-in-1 Flip-Out Foam Couch with Soft Sherpa Cover, Cozy Play Lounge Chair, GreyOEKO-TEX STANDARD 100

This chair has been perfect for my 8-month-old. It easily fits inside a playpen and is simple to fold up into a seat or lay out flat as a small sleeping pad. The material strikes a nice balance—soft and cozy, yet firm enough for a child to sit on comfortably.The side pouch is a thoughtful touch that my little one will definitely appreciate more as they get older. It’s practical, versatile, and just the right size for small spaces. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a safe and comfy spot for their baby or toddler to lounge.

Great quality for the money. Bought for a 1 and 2 year old and it’s perfect size for them to sit together. Not as long as I thought it would be when you fold it out to lay down, but still plenty room for a toddler. Came shrink wrapped but puffed up into shape within minutes. It’s light and easy to move around for adults, but heavy enough the kids don’t think about moving it. All one piece and folds out easy. Firm yet Coushy to sit on, but the arms of the couch move.

This mini armchair is the hit of my toddler’s playroom! She loves sitting, lying down, and even pretending it’s a throne for her stuffed animals. The perfect blend of fun and functionality.Why Parents & Toddlers Love It:✅ Ultra-Comfy: Padded seat lets her lounge during storytime✅ Play-Friendly: Light enough for her to move around solo✅ Sweet Design: Bright colors fit right into her nursery✅ Safe Angles: Rounded edges prevent bumps

Decent! I bought the Grey Dinosaur one that Glows. Doesn't really glow but still looks cool and feels comfy. My little guy loves it. *Eye Ball dimension- 1’ 6” H, 2’ 6” W, 1’ 6” L *pulls out to about 3ft.*

Perfect size for a toddler. Very well made, the sides and back of the chair especially are very sturdy. So soft. Highly recommend.

Got this for my daughter’s first birthday since she always wants to do whatever I do and it was the best decision ever. So perfect and soft and such a beautiful pink . Definitely worth the money and cover is removable for washing.

I bought this for my grandson who is just about to turn one. He was able to climb into it on his own and loves to sit in it. His little feet can touch the floor while he sits in it and he enjoys tapping his foot on the ground. Plus he has taken a few naps in it because it’s quite comfortable. It’s great for the little ones since it can be used as a sofa, bed and just to climb into and out of.

TL;DR: had a miserable time with assembly, picking and choosing which instructions to follow and in what manner, as did someone else. But I am hopeful, I like the look, it has real potential.Upon arrival, it seemed like the box had been resealed (a return?) but I pressed on. I’ve gotten similar items before so had an idea of what would happen when I removed the plastic vacuum seal, so made sure to read the instructions fairly well, and it seemed straightforward at first. It was a little unclear if it was shipped in the slipcover or out (usually out in my experience) and most of the instructions were for assembly. I hoped for a slow inflate so I’d have time to wash the cover before full puff.When I did open the plastic, it was assembled. And seemed to fully expand within 15 seconds. I thought “Oh well. The Sherpa is soft, only a faint odor, seems clean, I won’t wash it for now. And yay! It is ready, minimal work!” (This may be very strong pro for many people but keep reading) But then I couldn’t fold it up into the armchair formation. “Hmmm. Ok let’s problem solve” I thought. I remembered that the instructions made sure to indicate a specific directionality to the folding foam pieces, so I consulted the pages, and lo and behold! The angled pieces were opposite one another (sort of a Z formation rather than sort of an W) so sighed and went about taking it apart. Fully. Because the offending pieces are all the way at the bottom and you have to take every piece out to get them out. Sigh. (And mentally subtracted a star…)My first real stumble was the specified hook and loop for the arm rests. I could NOT find them. Turns out, they don’t exist. (I suspect a redesign, there is an extra zipper now.)After finally taking all the pieces out (not easy, it’s a tight fit!) I concluded i still wouldn’t wash it because now I wanted to make sure it a)worked and b) wouldn’t continue to expand. I looked at the first bit of instructions stating “ink dots down and gap up”. Then the secondary warning “…angled foam ink dots should be side by side facing down.” This is what the last assembler did wrong, so I patted myself on the back and… wait.There are no ink dots.Ok I can still manage this. And made it so the ink dots would be down and the gap up. And manhandled it back to together while sorting out orientations for arm rests (they are asymmetrical which is not mentioned nor pictured in the instructions) I finally got it together again! Hooray!! And…wait.It still doesn’t work.I said some censored words to myself (and mentally deducted another star) and started examining the instructions in fine fine detail. I realized that if one looks closely at the picture, it shows the gap on the bottom of the couch and angled pieces at the top.And then I saw the additional information about dots has one important addition I missed in my consternation about lack of dots (and its exclusion in the main instructions): “when placing the angled lounger foam into the slipcover…” well ok. Wait.Oh.They expected you to do it upside down the whole way despite not having any need to do so for the first pieces (the angled ones).So I fully deconstructed it AGAIN (while mentally subtracting another star out of spite).And put the angled pieces together so they would be on the top of the finished product.And hooray it worked!!It seems quite soft and I do like the color for hiding white dog hair and fluffs, I’m a little worried about stains but it will be in her room so won’t have many (allowed) experiences with food (it will tattle on her if she eats candy after bed!). Simple to fold up easily (when constructed appropriately), and I’m hopeful she will like it to read books in her new “big kid room.” I also like that it is quite short and not stable enough to climb to reach new heights of mischief. (Ok, I’ll give back the spite star.)We will see if the toddler likes it, and how well it holds up, and I will update.TL;DR: had a miserable time with assembly, picking and choosing which instructions to follow and in what manner, as did someone else. But I am hopeful, I like the look, it has real potential.