Baby start play pen was £74.99 now £36.99. Seems to be plenty stock Liverpool/Wirral area.
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rnknrnz
10 Jul 164#5
These are great if you have a mischievous crawling age baby and have to leave the room to either go for a wee or answer the front door! At least you know they're not going to come to any harm in the playpen
uptheduffagain
10 Jul 164#4
it's a play pen. you may as well say you lock them up in the house! stupid comment. it's still a deal whatever you think people do with them
amotrex
10 Jul 163#2
Great if you want to start a local UFC chapter for toddlers...
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clarabellecoww
10 Jul 16#1
Product Description/Spec
BabyStart Metal and Fabric Playpen.
This white 6 panel metal and fabric playpen has a one handed, double-locking system. The panel sections keep little ones safely within the pen but are translucent enough to see through to keep an eye on them. Styles may vary.
Soft fabric of the playpen ensured protection and can fold away when not in use.Converts to room divider.
General information:
Size H74.5, W61.5, D74.5cm.Folds for storage - folded size H74.5, W61.5, D16cm.Weight 12.94kg.Suitable from birth .EAN: 3234000.
amotrex
10 Jul 163#2
Great if you want to start a local UFC chapter for toddlers...
_scott_
10 Jul 16#3
never seen the point in locking babies up like animals, bloody awful things.
uptheduffagain
10 Jul 164#4
it's a play pen. you may as well say you lock them up in the house! stupid comment. it's still a deal whatever you think people do with them
_scott_ to uptheduffagain
10 Jul 16#7
play pen?? looks like a jail to me. the house is for the kids to play in not in not a mini jail.
rnknrnz
10 Jul 164#5
These are great if you have a mischievous crawling age baby and have to leave the room to either go for a wee or answer the front door! At least you know they're not going to come to any harm in the playpen
kelar
10 Jul 16#6
Brilliant price shame all out of stock near me
fireman1
10 Jul 162#8
And the garden is a place for them to play in? and the driveway is a place for the kids to play on? Not sure houses were disigned primarily for kids to play in.
Are you locking the baby up when you stick them in a baby carrier or pushchair.
staceybaby
10 Jul 162#9
my Partner has a huge scar over his arm, as a toddler he tipped a pot of boiling water over himself, bet his mum regrets not having a play pen/jail & not having locked her son up!
Beetlemama
11 Jul 161#10
We moved house when our son was 18 months old, we bought one of these and it was perfect, could put Dylan in it and then we knew he was safe while all the doors etc were open for the removal men to go in and out to the van. They serve a purpose.
_scott_
11 Jul 16#11
you really do not make any sense what so ever.
_scott_
11 Jul 16#12
have you ever asked her?? she might be of the same view as me, after all SHE DIDNT HAVE ONE!!!
_scott_
11 Jul 16#13
you don't make you're kids safe by locking them up, you make them safe by not letting them out of your eye sight.
fireman1
11 Jul 162#14
You need to give it up. Everyone can see your talking rubbish.
fireman1
11 Jul 161#15
Ps. When you tell people they make no sense make sure your own sentences make sense. Whatsoever is one word. what so ever is three words that make no sense used together.
nn196411
11 Jul 161#16
These are a must when you need to do housework and want to know your child can play safely I had the same opinion as some on here that they are like animal cages that's until I had a child!
_scott_
11 Jul 16#17
go and put a fire out you TOOL!!
staceybaby
11 Jul 161#18
correct, she didn't & as a result a painful lifetime reminder. everyone has their own view, I just pray your views don't harm any children. your clearly more interested in being arrogant. have a nice day!
staceybaby
11 Jul 16#19
that's Impossible. I don't even think u have kids coz ur attitude is clueless. If u do then god help them.
_scott_
11 Jul 16#20
at least I have correct grammar and pronunciation, I cannot understand what you have replied with there old dear, maybe some extra lessons in basic English would be of benefit.
sickly sweet
11 Jul 161#21
I'm not a mother but wonder about the logistics of having a couple children and when you need a wee/to answer the door/cook etc. and not let them out of your sight. Is this actually possible?!
I suppose either you have to swoop the kids up from wherever they're playing/sleeping/whatever and with one pair of hands that would be nigh on impossible with more than one child, or you pop them in one of these playpens to keep them safe, or you leave them where they were.
Surely a playpen is the safest option?
My nephews loved theirs as they could play with their toys, uninterrupted from the dog or annoying people like me who picked up a yellow cup when it was clearly not mine to play with etc or accidentally knocked down the tower of blocks (ooohhhhh big mistake). The whole time they were in the huge playpen they were being watched and talked to.
It was a safe place whilst my sister was cooking or going to the loo etc. Her hubby was away (Royal Marines) so she was effectively a single mum with one pair of hands.
sickly sweet
11 Jul 16#22
Also, who are you to judge another parent for doing what they think is the best, and safest, thing for their child?!
No parent is perfect but those buying these are thinking about their children and trying their best.
It's the scummy parents who don't give a crap about their kids and let them dangerously wonder about everywhere that you need to worry about.
_scott_
11 Jul 16#23
like you said you are not a mother so keep your worthless views to yourself in future.
sickly sweet
11 Jul 161#24
Seriously?!
You really don't sound like a nice person.
rnknrnz
11 Jul 16#25
Wow!!!!!!
I am a mother and I have the same views as this lady.... Are you going to tell me my views are worthless too?! Rude arrogant person!
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BabyStart Metal and Fabric Playpen.
This white 6 panel metal and fabric playpen has a one handed, double-locking system. The panel sections keep little ones safely within the pen but are translucent enough to see through to keep an eye on them. Styles may vary.
Soft fabric of the playpen ensured protection and can fold away when not in use.Converts to room divider.
General information:
Size H74.5, W61.5, D74.5cm.Folds for storage - folded size H74.5, W61.5, D16cm.Weight 12.94kg.Suitable from birth .EAN: 3234000.
Are you locking the baby up when you stick them in a baby carrier or pushchair.
I suppose either you have to swoop the kids up from wherever they're playing/sleeping/whatever and with one pair of hands that would be nigh on impossible with more than one child, or you pop them in one of these playpens to keep them safe, or you leave them where they were.
Surely a playpen is the safest option?
My nephews loved theirs as they could play with their toys, uninterrupted from the dog or annoying people like me who picked up a yellow cup when it was clearly not mine to play with etc or accidentally knocked down the tower of blocks (ooohhhhh big mistake). The whole time they were in the huge playpen they were being watched and talked to.
It was a safe place whilst my sister was cooking or going to the loo etc. Her hubby was away (Royal Marines) so she was effectively a single mum with one pair of hands.
No parent is perfect but those buying these are thinking about their children and trying their best.
It's the scummy parents who don't give a crap about their kids and let them dangerously wonder about everywhere that you need to worry about.
You really don't sound like a nice person.
I am a mother and I have the same views as this lady.... Are you going to tell me my views are worthless too?! Rude arrogant person!