Indoor play area?

[Julesie]

Hello,

So I've decided I want to get some kind of indoor play area for my boys. I used to make my own with videos as a wall but the last time I did, Ludwig jumped over the video and decided to play in the rest of the room. I eventually got him back in the makeshift play area but he jumped back out again. His brother happily sat in it like a good boy.

So now I want to get something thats easy to pack away as I don't have much room, and something that is big enough for them to have some running space.

I don't want to use C&C as I'm not very handy... at all.

I heard a while back about people using childrens ball pits... is that a good idea?

Thank you

 

[lily 74]

Hi

In the winter I use an early learning centre ball pit great and roomy

 

[Julesie]

Thank you. I just looked it up.

http://www.elc.co.uk/Brilliant-Start-Sensory-Ball-pit/121747,default,pd.html

Is that one good?

I also saw someone post this on another thread as I was looking for areas.

http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/small_pets/hutches_cages/runs_fencing/pens_with_racks/14521

Does anyone know if that is foldable and easy to store? I think it seems pretty good if so.

 

[claremw92]

i've got a indoor rabit run...
cant remember what site i got it off...rolleyes
sorry...
but if you google it you should be able to find it...
theve got high sides and they are just 4 pannels and they fold flat....
x

 

[Julesie]

Thanks. I'll have a google. I've only found 6 panel ones so far though

 

[Mamaguineapig]

I have got a paddling pool that I can deflate after use .... I think it only cost me £1.99 . I put lots of boxes and interesting things in for them . They can run around safely and they don't soil the carpet !

 

[ariel&oscar]

I use a ball [pool with a sheet of plastic in the bottom. I like the idea of a paddling pool though!

 

[KaiLouise]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....753965&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_1177wt_905

We're gonna get this