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mid-weight, portable play pen for the under-three set, made of hard rubber. the bottom would have drainage holes and traction ribbing. the side panels would be softer, flexible rubber mesh. a foldable pad for the bottom of the play pen would go in and out with the family, but the frame could remain
outside with the patio furniture for most of the year.
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You forgot to specify the mosquito netting which would drape over the top and sides to protect the child from insect bites and potential disease. Perhaps the top panel should also be invested with some sort of insect deterrence and UV ray protection capability, much like the "Buzz-Off" fabrics used in the outdoor clothing manufactured by Ex-Officio. If the netting were very fine, it would also help to keep the equipment cleaner between uses. |
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if it rains, you could put the kid under one arm and the folded pen under the other and take shelter indoors... oh, wait |
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Shouldn't there be some sort of heating system so the tykes don't get too chilly when it snows? |
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...and a sturdy loop on top so it can be suspended from tall trees? |
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the tree loop is a great idea ... keep the sticky ones clear of bears while we sleep. |
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