We purchased the Hauck Dream N Play Travel Cot when my daughter turned about 6-7 months old and it followed on to my theme of Winnie The Pooh for her (though at this stage I think it was more Mummy forcing it than daughter actually liking it much!). She was much too big to sleep in the moses basket on wheels we had for her at this point so we needed something she could nap in during the day in the living room. This was a little God send. It did set us back around £50 back in early 2007 and having a look around now it is likely to set you back about £65. To look at, it was a nice travel cot though I do think the colour is slightly boyish being navy and light ...  Read the complete review

We bought the Hauck Dream'n'Play Winnie The Pooh travel cot over the internet, for our first sprog for about £30-40 back in 2005. It was marketed as a combined cot / play pen, but while it worked reasonably well as a cot but the small size (about 120 x 60cm when erected) and rather dingy colour scheme of the one we got (dark blues and blue-greys) made it not really suitable for everyday use as a play pen. The travel cot has a folding frame mechanism which we found somewhat difficult to operate at first. The whole thing collapses for storing in a cross between a concertina / 'umbrella fold' pattern; you remove the 'mattress' (more about that later) and then ...  Read the complete review

~ Hauck Dream N Play Travel Cot in Winnie the Pooh ~ When I had my previous 3 children I had found travel cots an invaluable piece of equipment to have so I knew that when I had my fourth I would eventually want to get a travel cot. I wasn't that bothered at first as I was using his moses basket but he didn't really seems to like his basket and would prefer to sleep in his pram so when I saw this Hauck Winnie the Pooh travel cot on ebay I popped it in my watch list ready to place a bid nearer the ending time. I managed to snap it up for £10 which I saw as a bargain. I was even more pleased when the seller said she would pop it up to me as she was off ...  Read the complete review

Before our son was born and I was doing my baby shopping I knew I wanted to make sure we had a travel cot, we barely ever go away but I just thought I needed it! I chose this particular one by Hauck because it was well priced and it was also advertised as a travel cot/playpen. When I bought it I was suprised at how heavy it was, it is about 10kg all packed up, but it does pack up quite neatly. It has its own zip up bag with handles, it is quite long once packed up. Now this is one of those things that is hard to get up and collapse back down until you 'get the knack' and that it is impossible to explain to someone how to do it unless they are ...  Read the complete review

I originally purchased this travel cot for my son when he was 6 months old. I had just returned to work and he was spending the days at his Grandmas house and I wanted something for my son to nap in. I couldn't afford much at the time, and was extremely happy to find this travel cot for only £27 on special offer at Sainsburys. The cot is made by Hauck and is from their Dream n Play collection in a fun Winnie the Pooh Design. My son is now 22 months, and I must confess that we have hardly used the product as an actual bed, instead choosing to use it as a play pen. The main reason for this decision was the mattress which comes with the travel cot is very thin ...  Read the complete review