Kids Play Tunnel Tent for Toddlers, Colorful Pop Up Crawl Tunnel Toy for Baby or Pet, Collapsible Gift for Boy and Girl 6 Foot Play Tunnel Indoor and Outdoor Game
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Kids Play Tunnel Tent for Toddlers, Colorful Pop Up Crawl Tunnel Toy for Baby or Pet, Collapsible Gift for Boy and Girl 6 Foot Play Tunnel Indoor and Outdoor Game
- IMAGINARY PLAY: The play tunnel is the perfect place to take a break and explore your imagination! It bends into many fun shapes to promote creative play, and children can crawl inside to help strengthen important motor skills.
- 6 FEET LONG: This durable 6-foot-long tunnel will give preschoolers their own space for new adventures. They will have fun playing by themselves or with friends.
- ACTIVE PLAY: Active kids love to run around and play. With this tunnel, kids 3 and up will have a place to play hide and seek, freeze tag, racing and more fun games!
- BUILD PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL SKILLS: Climb into a new adventure in your own living room. This pop-up play tent is the ultimate play space for kids to enjoy year-round play.
- EASY ASSEMBLY, FAST STORAGE: Pop-up design allows for hassle free assembly. Simply pop open the tunnel and you're ready to go No need for tools! When play time is over the tunnel folds flat for easy storage.
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