PopATot Giveaway {CLOSED}

Perfect for the beach, game day, camping, traveling, & grandma’s house…

PopATot sent us their Portable Activity Center. When it arrived I pulled it out of the sleeve and “pop” it was up. I snapped the two safety buckles and it was up. I quickly put my little one in and boy did he think this was fun. It holds him safely while I need to do other things like fix dinner, or weed the garden. This is definitely the best portable activity center out there. The PopATot is constructed similar to the pop open camping chairs that I am sure you all own or have seen. I have to say that the PopATot is genius. They really though of something great here. I love how simple it is to set up and take down, not to mention that we can throw it in the car whenever we travel, or go to grandma’s house and we will always have an activity center to keep the little ones occupied. You can attach your toys via the toy loops, and even put your sippy cup or snack containers right in your little ones reach. It is very sturdy and I can see it lasting through all of our kids.

How PopATot came to be: (from their website)

First, I'd like to let you know how PopATot came about. As you may have already read, the PopATot idea was conceived on a camping trip. Our daughter was about 6 months old, she wasn't happy in the stroller or pack-n-play. But, we had to put her somewhere while we set up camp, started a fire, and cooked dinner. We had an exersaucer at home that she loved, but we didn't have the room to bring it in the van/camper. She liked the exersaucer at home for the fact that should could sit up and look around in her exersaucer.
That evening by the camp fire the idea popped in our heads that someone should come up with a product that parents can easily take anywhere to safely contain, entertain as well as give their baby freedom and independence to move, jump, play with their toys, get their own drink and feed themselves with snacks. Literally, by light from the campfire we brainstormed and sketched out what this product should look like on a brown paper sack.
We arrived home from the trip on Sunday and immediately started working on building a prototype. Our baby used the original prototype that spring/summer. Since then we have made many prototypes, hired a professional baby products designer to help us make it even safer, after over 18 months of work we finally had a working prototype that met our expectations.

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