The Kiddie Couch is a modular set of soft pieces that can be arranged into obstacle courses, towers, reading nooks, floor cushions, and toddler-sized tables. The pieces support imaginative play, climbing, and functional uses like extra seating and mealtime surfaces. One parent described using it for infant support during reading, sleeping on it during pregnancy, and relying on it daily in a small apartment. The design accommodates infants through toddlers and doubles as adult-comfort seating. The product sells for $299 at Walmart and directly from the manufacturer, and it is available in six to seven color options depending on the retailer.
If my toddler hadn't had her Kiddie Couch this winter, she would have punched a hole in the wall just to create a foothold for something to climb on. I'm sure of it. I really, *really* can't overstate how useful this has been in my life. I got it two years ago, while still pregnant. One tired nap on this while putting together the nursery, and I ended up spending the rest of my third trimester sleeping on a kid's play sofa.
We've often used the pieces as floor cushions for extra seating and even as a table for toddlers to eat meals. Before our daughter could sit up on her own, propping her up between these pillows worked like a charm for reading time. As plain old furniture - this sofa slaps. Now that my daughter is old enough to play with it, it's a staple in our apartment - basically out 24/7.
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