Hiccapop vs SlumberTot inflatable toddler beds
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Anonymous
| Is one better than the other? Looks like the hiccapop is longer, which seems nice, but the slumbertod could fit in a slumberpod if we ever got one. This is for a 4-year-old. |
Anonymous
| Is this for traveling? If not, you are better off getting a twin bed rather than having to go through bed shopping all over again in two years. |
Anonymous
| Yes, for travel. He already sleeps in a twin. Need something for a trip. |
Anonymous
| I would put him in a regular bed by 4. I wouldn’t bother with a separate bed for travel. |
Anonymous
| My 4 yo does fine with a sleeping bag or even just folded blankets on the floor. |
Anonymous
| I like the hiccapop. By the time a child is two they’ve completely outgrown the slumberpod so I don’t know how that’s relevant. |
Anonymous
| For a 4 year old I would probably just get a regular inflatable twin mattress. We had the Hiccapop and it was great but I got it when my oldest was 18 months - by 5-6 it was getting too short compared to a twin. If you had a toddler I’d say go for it, but at this point you won’t get as much use out of it. |
Anonymous
| We have a cot we travel with instead. My son is 6 and he's the one who uses it. |
Anonymous
| We use the Hiccapop with a slumber pod for our five-year-old whenever we travel and it’s great |