Express Processing
Express Processing
Ultra Sturdy Natural Wood Frame
Built In Toy Panels Keep Them Busy
Folds Flat & Reshapes To Any Room
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How Easy Is It To Set Up?
How Easy Is It To Set Up?
Very. It arrives flat-packed and snaps together in under 15 minutes — no tools, no hardware, no instruction-manual headache. The panels click into place and lock, so one person can do it alone while holding a baby on their hip.
Changing the shape later takes about a minute. Unclip, reposition, re-lock.
Is It Actually Safe?
Is It Actually Safe?
Yes, the wood is smooth sanded with rounded edges so there's nothing sharp for little hands to find. Panels lock into place, so they won't shift or collapse when your baby pulls up to stand.
No sharp corners. No wobble. No mystery materials.
Is It Actually Safe?
Is It Actually Safe?
Try it at home for 30 days. Set it up, let your little one play in it, live with it in your space.
If it's not everything you hoped, message us and we'll refund you in full, no return trip to the post office, no restocking fees, no questions.
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"She used to scream the second I put her down. Two days after this arrived she sat in it happily flipping the beads while I made dinner. Hands Free. 😭"
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"Almost didn't order it because our apartment is tiny. It looks like actual furniture. My mother in law asked where I got it."
Express Processing
Made for Independent Play
91%
said their baby stayed happily contained longer than in their previous playpen
95%
said they finally got hands free time without constant checking in
89%
said they wished they had skipped the plastic pen and started with this one
Based on feedback from GrowUp parents.
The Difference GrowUp Makes
Most playpens just contain your baby. This one gives them a reason to stay.
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Others | |
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| Built in activity panels | ||
| Solid natural wood | ||
| Reshapes as they grow | ||
| Folds flat in seconds |
"Two months of holding her while I cooked. Now she plays and I use both hands."
"Our old plastic pen lived in the closet. This one lives in the living room."
"Our son plays with the beads for twenty minutes straight. Twenty. Minutes."
"Twelve minutes to build. Three weeks of him yanking on it. Still solid."
"Two months of holding her while I cooked. Now she plays and I use both hands."
"Our old plastic pen lived in the closet. This one lives in the living room."
"Our son plays with the beads for twenty minutes straight. Twenty. Minutes."
"Twelve minutes to build. Three weeks of him yanking on it. Still solid."
"Two months of holding her while I cooked. Now she plays and I use both hands."
"Our old plastic pen lived in the closet. This one lives in the living room."
"Our son plays with the beads for twenty minutes straight. Twenty. Minutes."
"Twelve minutes to build. Three weeks of him yanking on it. Still solid."
"Two months of holding her while I cooked. Now she plays and I use both hands."
"Our old plastic pen lived in the closet. This one lives in the living room."
"Our son plays with the beads for twenty minutes straight. Twenty. Minutes."
"Twelve minutes to build. Three weeks of him yanking on it. Still solid."
"Two months of holding her while I cooked. Now she plays and I use both hands."
"Our old plastic pen lived in the closet. This one lives in the living room."
"Our son plays with the beads for twenty minutes straight. Twenty. Minutes."
"Twelve minutes to build. Three weeks of him yanking on it. Still solid."
"Two months of holding her while I cooked. Now she plays and I use both hands."
"Our old plastic pen lived in the closet. This one lives in the living room."
"Our son plays with the beads for twenty minutes straight. Twenty. Minutes."
"Twelve minutes to build. Three weeks of him yanking on it. Still solid."
"Two months of holding her while I cooked. Now she plays and I use both hands."
"Our old plastic pen lived in the closet. This one lives in the living room."
"Our son plays with the beads for twenty minutes straight. Twenty. Minutes."
"Twelve minutes to build. Three weeks of him yanking on it. Still solid."
"Two months of holding her while I cooked. Now she plays and I use both hands."
"Our old plastic pen lived in the closet. This one lives in the living room."
"Our son plays with the beads for twenty minutes straight. Twenty. Minutes."
"Twelve minutes to build. Three weeks of him yanking on it. Still solid."
"Two months of holding her while I cooked. Now she plays and I use both hands."
"Our old plastic pen lived in the closet. This one lives in the living room."
"Our son plays with the beads for twenty minutes straight. Twenty. Minutes."
"Twelve minutes to build. Three weeks of him yanking on it. Still solid."
"Two months of holding her while I cooked. Now she plays and I use both hands."
"Our old plastic pen lived in the closet. This one lives in the living room."
"Our son plays with the beads for twenty minutes straight. Twenty. Minutes."
"Twelve minutes to build. Three weeks of him yanking on it. Still solid."
FAQ
What age is it for?
What age is it for?
Best from around 6 months, when they start sitting and pulling up, through about 3 years. Younger babies use it as a safe spot to sit and play. Older toddlers use the panels and the open configurations. Because the shape changes, it keeps earning its space instead of getting outgrown in four months.
Can they push it around or tip it over?
Can they push it around or tip it over?
The panels lock into each other and the footprint is wide, so it stays put when your little one leans or pulls up on it. On hard floors, opening it into a wider shape keeps it steadier than a tight square.
Does it work on carpet and hardwood?
Does it work on carpet and hardwood?
Both. On hardwood the wide base keeps it from sliding when they push against it. On carpet it sits flush without rocking. Nothing about the floor changes how you set it up.
How do I clean it?
How do I clean it?
Wipe the wood with a damp cloth and dry it. Skip harsh cleaners and don't soak it, since it's real wood, not plastic. The chalkboard panel wipes clean with a slightly damp cloth or a dry eraser.