Anyone have the Land of Nod playhouse? (pic)

[mama2galpals]

it looks cute and says it can be painted/wallpapered and i was thinking this might be fun to do. is it sturdy? just wondering if anyone has seen it?
thanks
rita
mommy to
olivia 2/7/97
stella 9/24/00
emma 1/23/03

http://www.windsorpeak.com/dc/user_files/19073.txt

[hwin708]

Your attachment doesn't work (I think you attached it as a text file, instead of a jpeg), but I think this is the playhouse you're referring to:
http://www.windsorpeak.com/dc/user_files/19083.jpg
http://www.landofnod.com/landofnod/product.asp?catalog_name=Land+of+Nod+Version+1&product_id=1103541&beddingset_name=
I don't have any experience with this playhouse.
Personally, though, it's not something I would purchase. It's too "simple" - it's basically just a room. DD was always happy to build her forts from sheets. We have a playhouse outside, which has the novelty appeal of her own house, but really she only plays in it for tea parties, etc. I would never devote the space to it indoors, though. It's just not that much of a favorite.
For large, indoor toys, I would go with a play slide or a kitchen, rather than an indoor playhouse. They are used much more often, and far less likely to be replaced by mere sheets!
But that's just my two cents. It is very cute!

[mama2galpals]

thank you for adding that picture and your response. i appreciate it! sorry i did it wrong. i think i was caught up in the fact that it said you can paint or wallpaper it and i thought it could be fun to do that but i am wondering if it easily would come apart.

so you think the slide idea would get more use? we already have the pbk kitchen pieces.


rita
mommy to
olivia 2/7/97
stella 9/24/00
emma 1/23/03

[ddmarsh]

We have a LT house in our basement that has always gotten quite alot of use. I am also considering getting the PBK fabric house, which is adorable. If you have the space I would definately recommend getting something for indoors.

BTW, if you wanted to get the PBK house you could monogram it with each child's first intial instead of the single name that they show.