HOSIMA Nap Mat -Blue Butterfly Sleeping Bag with Removable Pillow - Daycare and Sleepovers Preschool Kindergarten Bedding Set for Kids Toddler Boys Girls

My daughter age 7 loves this , great for sleep overs or just relaxing at home

Very thin material with no real padding for little ones to lie on. Not tried it yet but can't imagine it being very warm in the winter months. Bought it so our 2yr grandson can 'camp' indoors in his teepee but think we will still need something under it.Image is misleading as it shows the mat in a matching carry bag. Not the case. Comes vac packed in a regular blue canvas and plastic bag. You could reuse this however.Not sure it was worth even the discounted price to be honest.

Wanted something for my son to have his nap on whilst at playgroup. We ended up taking it on a long haul flight and was great napping at the airport between transfers. He really likes it and sleeps well in it anywhere. The design is fun and colourful and material quality is good. It rolls up easily and has Velcro straps to secure it. Can be used anywhere and has a handle for carrying. Definitely a good buy and highly recommended.

Need a mattress for it as the material is thin but it's well made, durable, washes well and very nice.

The design and print of this sleeping mat featuring a game console controller is appealing to a lot of children, and choosing the Extra Long size, it fits children up to their early teens, which is nice.However, the material is honestly quite thin, and more suitable for indoors than outdoors. I would even say it's not suitable for indoors in the winter when a room can get quite cold.The mat comes with a blanket and a pillow, so it's essentially a set and ready to be used right away. For sleepovers in a warm enough room, this is probably suitable.The price of £40.99 is too expensive though. While the portability design is convenient, I struggle to find value with this. A good sleeping bag with essentially the same function, consists of better material and warmer can be bought at half the price. You can buy a duvet to fold in half as the mat and the cover, and a pillow separately for the same function, more warmth and more comfort for cheaper. There are just many alternatives that are cheaper than this, so I can't recommend this, as the value is not there, especially when I take the thickness and quality overall into consideration. There are upsides, such as it being a convenient set, appealing design, portable, etc, but they're not enough to negate the downsides.

Often very young children at daycare have a little nap in the middle of the day, hence I guess this toddler-scale sleeping bag complete with integrated, removable pillow. Not really much good for actual camping, as it's very lightweight, but fine for indoors. Its currently very, very overpriced at around 40 pounds. I'd say it was worth about a third of that