ummmm ... does this seem kosher to you?

http://activekidsplay.com/2090.html

this strikes me as one of those "rebirthing" therapies or something. I wouldn't like it if someone put one of my kids in it, and I'd hate to give them the idea that being enclosed in something like that is recreation!

am I being too judgemental?

the link was sent to me as a joke, btw, but it's a real thing that is for sale.

DS3 (who is scared of EVRYTHING) would have a stroke if you put him in that...creepy for sure!

[Stella]

Re: ummmm ... does this seem kosher to you?

http://activekidsplay.com/2090.html


am I being too judgemental?

Heck no! That is the stupidest thing I've seen. I can't wait till they put the claustrophobic kids in there. WTH ever happened to kickball?


Oh, that's right. There would be a winner and a loser, so much better to shove kids in a bag. Better for their "self-esteem"

Those bags look like torture!

I"ve seen similar products out (that enclose a child) and think it looks like a great place to sufficate if in to long (come on we all know about the families who have their kids in front of tv for 7 hrs a day) - or to have an accident in (think tripping over the baby), or my thought is 80% of kids will freak out after being in it for 5 seconds.

Sometimes thinking out of the box is just thinking oddly.

[Stella]

I just don't see how you tell your kid that you're going to put him in a bag and zip him up and he won't be able to see you or get out...but it'll be fun. Gee, thanks Mom.

[PrincessFiona]

My initial response was :thud: but...it appears that they can see through it.

I don't know...I think Aidan would probably have a blast....I know my older kids would love it!

kris

[planet]

Actually, mine would love it.

[pstone]

Can two adults fit in one?