Play Forts Made Easy

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My kids love to build forts. I can’t tell you the number of times I have walked into a room to find all of my dining room chairs, and all of the bedding in the house piled in the living room. They build castles and rocket ships, forts for battles, and forts for puppet shows.

I didn’t mind when they were using my furniture, because let’s be honest, building forts is better than watching too much TV or fighting together or anything using glitter. All things considered, it’s harmless. But, it’s not ideal either. The kids inevitably break down in tears when I tell them they have to pull it apart because I need my chairs back for dinner.

We recently got this play fort set from Toydle to set up awesome structures in the living room without having to dismantle the whole house. Assembly is easy, all you need to do is pop the ends of the poles into the provided blocks, and you’ve got a fort.

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The kit came with a handful of clips as well so we could cover the structure with blankets and sheets to make it even more awesome. I love how well the clips held everything together and how easy they were for the kids to use on their own. It’s super sturdy, and HUGE- perfect for all four of my kids playing together!

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  1. I would give this awesome fort to my grandkids! There are two little girls and a baby brother who would have such fun!

  2. THIS IS SUCH A COOL IDEA AND WHAT A GREAT PRODUCT. WE DON’T HAVE A TON OF FURNITURE SO OUR FORTS ARE SEVERELY LIMITED: THIS WOULD CHANGE EVERYTHING!

  3. I would give this fort to my daughter to use in our living room. She wants to build a fort and sleep in it, but the table she puts blankets over is too low and we don’t have clips to hold the blankets up. she would love this! Thanks for the opportunity!

  4. My youngest daughter just started her fort making adventures. She would love it. I know her older siblings will be right there helping her.

  5. My 2 younger sons would love this, they are always taking my blankets out and using every chair they can find. I have had to stand at the table to eat lunch before, lol.

  6. Reminds me of great memories of my own childhood. What a great gift for my boys. Thanks for the opportunity to win. Joy

  7. My children would love this! Just today My kiddos were outside building teepees out of whatever sticks and downed tree branches they could find. Last week they were building igloos inside while they played “Alaska the last frontier”…..they would LOVE this set. They love blanket forts, and yes, they too hate to tear them down In order return the kitchen chairs so we can sit at the table and eat supper. …..Am I the only mom who hears,”Do we HAVE to destroy our blanket fort??? please, please,please can we just eat supper inside our fort??” 🙂

  8. I would give this fort kit to my three children who would probably still fight over it, but at least it would be something new to fight over. :/

  9. I will give this playfort to my kids. They love being inside forts and to have one they wouldn’t have to tear down so that I could go to bed (they like using my comforter and my bed as one end of the structure).

  10. What a wonderful solution to using all of the furniture in the house to make a fort! This looks like so much fun! I would definitely give this to my two children for Christmas.

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