Home sweet home
Let’s play ghar-ghar!
Guess where are we coming from? Well, if I told you, you’d be jealous. With my hubby and two l’il kids, I am driving back from Jim Corbett National Park. This was a loooong overdue trip. You know, with busy husband and school-going kids, it becomes impossible to budge an inch! However, luckily for us, my husband kept his promise this time! And I am returning with a sense of deep satisfaction…thanks to the glow on my kids’ faces. (visit bindaasbargain.com to buy this item)
That was the best part – that the children had an awesome time. For any parent, that is what comes first. Happy kids equal to super happy parents! One main reason behind the success of the trip was that we let our kids feel like little biggie-wiggies, not treating them like tweeny kiddos anymore. This time they got to stay in their own houses! Their own Foldable Kids Tent House. I mean, why should grown-ups have all the fun?
Of all the memorable time that we spent with our children, the most unforgettable moment was when our jeep halted at the camping base. My son Abhi, along with his toddler sister Pakhi, was gaga with joy. The ambience was mesmerising. So many, many trees! So many, many colourful birds!
Abhi carried his light, tiny blue carry bag. It had his ‘house’ inside! Little Pakhi helped her ‘big’ brother find a nice place to put up their tent; so cute! Soon, they found the right place! Right next to their mummy-papa’s old, big tent. The Foldable Kids Tent House unfolded from its carry bag and out rolled a cute spread of washable polyester. Abhi glowed in pride as he demonstrated how to set up the tent house with ease. Wasn’t my son a big man now! He picked up the four easily foldable aluminium rods and fixed them to the ground. Lo and behold! The Kids Tent was set up.
Out of the two net-meshes for ventilation, popped my two cute, chubby faced devils! Two little pair of hands waving at us. “Mumma, papa, our dream waala home!” shouted Abhi. Pakhi stacked her dolls and soft-toys inside the tent and Abhi planted flowers all around to make his tent house beautiful.
The experience of setting up the tent, decorating it and living in it made my children a little emotional when we had to pack it. Abhi wanted the tent to be left there for the little colourful birds to stay. But little Pakhi (my smart l’il gal) insisted, “We can take our Foldable Tent House and put it up in the garden and play with Juno, Ricky and Ashi.” That seemed like a brilliant idea and finally Abhi agreed to bring his Foldable Kids Tent House back.
We are about to reach home and I can already see impatience in my children’s eyes. They want the Foldable Kids Tent House to be set up in the garden first thing when we reach home. Of the many goodies that future will bring, this one was the first ‘home’ built by their own hands!
That was the best part – that the children had an awesome time. For any parent, that is what comes first. Happy kids equal to super happy parents! One main reason behind the success of the trip was that we let our kids feel like little biggie-wiggies, not treating them like tweeny kiddos anymore. This time they got to stay in their own houses! Their own Foldable Kids Tent House. I mean, why should grown-ups have all the fun?
Of all the memorable time that we spent with our children, the most unforgettable moment was when our jeep halted at the camping base. My son Abhi, along with his toddler sister Pakhi, was gaga with joy. The ambience was mesmerising. So many, many trees! So many, many colourful birds!
Abhi carried his light, tiny blue carry bag. It had his ‘house’ inside! Little Pakhi helped her ‘big’ brother find a nice place to put up their tent; so cute! Soon, they found the right place! Right next to their mummy-papa’s old, big tent. The Foldable Kids Tent House unfolded from its carry bag and out rolled a cute spread of washable polyester. Abhi glowed in pride as he demonstrated how to set up the tent house with ease. Wasn’t my son a big man now! He picked up the four easily foldable aluminium rods and fixed them to the ground. Lo and behold! The Kids Tent was set up.
Out of the two net-meshes for ventilation, popped my two cute, chubby faced devils! Two little pair of hands waving at us. “Mumma, papa, our dream waala home!” shouted Abhi. Pakhi stacked her dolls and soft-toys inside the tent and Abhi planted flowers all around to make his tent house beautiful.
The experience of setting up the tent, decorating it and living in it made my children a little emotional when we had to pack it. Abhi wanted the tent to be left there for the little colourful birds to stay. But little Pakhi (my smart l’il gal) insisted, “We can take our Foldable Tent House and put it up in the garden and play with Juno, Ricky and Ashi.” That seemed like a brilliant idea and finally Abhi agreed to bring his Foldable Kids Tent House back.
We are about to reach home and I can already see impatience in my children’s eyes. They want the Foldable Kids Tent House to be set up in the garden first thing when we reach home. Of the many goodies that future will bring, this one was the first ‘home’ built by their own hands!
Features & Specifications:
- Size: Diameter – 105 cm, Height – 135 cm.
- Weight: 0.980 kg.
- Foldable and portable.
- Available in: Blue and Pink.
- Comes in a carrying bag.
- Instructions for refolding on the pack.
- Frame: Four easily foldable aluminium rods.
- Fabric: Polyester.
- Two net meshes for ventilation.
Bold 'n' Bindaas:
For first-timers, folding the tent could be a little tricky. Make a mental note of all the folds while opening the bag and then you can fold back in the same pattern!
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