Picrik Toddler Airplane Bed, Seat Extender Aeroplane Bed for Children Portable Foot Hammock Kids Plane Travel Essentials to Lie Down on Airplane(Black)

Traveling with a toddler can be challenging, but this airplane bed made such a difference on our last long-haul flight. It’s easy to inflate and set up in just a couple of minutes, and it fits perfectly in the space between the seat and the seat in front. Once set up, my toddler could stretch out and actually sleep comfortably for several hours — something that never happened before. The material feels durable and supported my child’s weight without sagging. I also liked that it deflated quickly and packed down small enough to fit in our carry-on. It’s lightweight to carry, and the included pump works well (though I recommend practicing at home first). Some airlines have restrictions on these, so I always check in advance, but when allowed, it’s an absolute game-changer. ⭐ Rating: 5/5 — Worth every bit of space in our luggage for the peace and rest it brings.

If the distance to the seat in front isn’t right it won’t hold. If the arm of the tray table isn’t thin the buckle won’t fit round if the seat design is cheap (BA 777 to Cape Town) then is just going to piss off the person in front. If the seat back to tray table isn’t long enough it won’t fit. If the seatbelt comes a bit too loose when your toddler moves it won’t fit. If the main pictures of the product are superimposed babies onto airline seats it won’t fit.

Thought it would have more support but its bit flimsy in terms of quality and not too easy to tie around the seats.

Bought at a foot hammock for myself (adult) to take on a long haul flight and it was great! Very sturdy and stays in place - perfect if you often want to put your feet up / sit comfortably / sleep slightly better it just gives you that flexibility to sit in a different position

We used these on a long haul flight, they were good and helped the kids stretch their legs and sleep. They are fiddly to put up, when you've not go much room on the plane. Although some airlines don't accept them. We put a blanket over their legs so they didn't see them. But we were stopped on an Emirates flight from using them. Also the blow up foot rests are not allowed either