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Winnie the Pooh Toddler Ready Inflatable Bed

brian yalung — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 10:47:40 +0000

Here is another great inflatable air mattress you could take out if your kids have some friends sleeping over. Carrying the Winnie the Pooh theme, it comes with a padded headboard, safety side bumpers and can be easily pumped with the battery operated pump included. It inflates in only a few minutes and can be a great bed to bring along as well when your child is planning a camping trip or some outdoor activity.

Don’t worry about getting it dirty. It is easily washable and can really provide some logical sleeping solution for your kids or toddlers who want some reliable mattress to lie on.

Price: $34.99

(Source) Amazon

Winnie the Pooh Toddler Ready Inflatable Bed

AeroBed Premier Raised

TanYA — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 14:40:42 +0000

Next time you have guests over, don’t stress about where they will crash. Just get something like the AeroBed Premier Raised Inflatable bed. Retailing on Amazon for $119.95 after a 52% discount, the Raised AeroBed is over three times as high as the original AeroBed, with a 24″ high sleep surface. It comes with an AC pump and the bed deflates in a minute.

Please Note: This is product is not affiliated with Keetsa or Bedzine and cannot be found in their stores.

AeroBed Premier Raised

The Hazards of an Inflatable Bed

brian yalung — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 17:28:29 +0000

This is the season where most people would have to make room and beds for visitors such as relatives and friends who may want to sleep over. And one of the keen bed alternatives we know of are the inflatable beds that are handy and often kept in storage, only to be taken out when needed such as seasons as now.

But while that is a good solution, make sure you are aware of avoiding having babies and kids sleeping on them. They have some health hazards you should watch out and if you are not careful, you may end up experiencing tragedies rather than sweet sleep for the holidays.

“The danger arises when they are used for babies and infants aged under the recommended age, and in particular babies and infants less than 12 months old,” he said.

“It is important that an infant’s face must not come in direct contact with the mattress or side of a bed.”

Gaps between the side of a bed and the mattress can also entrap a child’s head.

“When very young children are in a dangerous position they may not have the strength to reposition themselves as an older child would. This can cause suffocation, whether the contacting surface is made of plastic or fabric.”

(Source) Adelaide Now

The Hazards of an Inflatable Bed