Room sharing made easy — with SlumberPod
Most parents have been there. You're trying to vacation with a baby or toddler and the sleep situation is anything but restful. For anyone. The baby wakes up and sees you across the room and won't go back to sleep, or the room isn't dark enough for the baby to stay asleep at nighttime or during naps.
SlumberPod is a patent-pending, easy assembly, blackout privacy pod that allows your little one to sleep in their own dark and private place — especially important when sharing a small space (hotel room) or when napping conditions are too bright or distracting.

With SlumberPod, vacation life can continue after your baby or toddler's bedtime, eliminating the need to hide out in the hotel bathroom or balcony — or fumbling around in the dark.

Built with safety in mind, SlumberPod is made of air-permeable or breathable fabric, weighs less than six pounds, and fits in carry-on luggage. Features include a baby monitor pouch, four ventilation flaps for increased airflow, and it fits standard playards, and mini-cribs. Because it is a stand-alone solution (doesn't attach in any way), SlumberPod also works well with select toddler cots and inflatable mattresses.

SlumberPod passes all applicable juvenile product safety tests in the US, Canada, and Europe. In addition, the SlumberPod team hired a globally-recognized, independent, third-party lab to conduct C02 rebreathing tests reviewed by an appointed physician.

SlumberPod is trusted by nearly 20,000 families and has traveled the globe making vacations more restful and less stressful. Invented by a mother-daughter duo, Lou Childs and Katy Mallory, SlumberPod recently aired on Shark Tank (season 11, episode 10 – available on YouTube TV and Hulu) — securing a deal with Barbara Corcoran.