I was looking for an inflatable bed for my great nephew for travel, and this was the easiest way to go very comfortable easy to inflate and the quality was great. It did not deflate did not disappoint. Baby slept through the whole plane ride definitely recommend.

Toddler Travel Bed, Inflatable Airplane Bed for Kids with Side Rails, Pump, Safety Belt, Repair Kit & Carry Bag, Family Travel Essentials for Airplane, Train, Bus, Car=================================================================================Inflatable Travel Bed for BabyThis lightweight travel bed for baby is quite portable, with its own drawstring canvas carrying bag. Made of Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), it is an inflatable device that when fully inflated, can serve as an actual "bed" for the infant, baby, or toddler to sleep. It turns the seat, on a bus, train, plane, or car, into an inflated bed, where the child can sleep while traveling.So, now even on public conveyances, mom and dad can take a break from holding infants or toddlers the whole trip. It has many features, such as seat belts for safety and security, it quickly inflates or deflates, providing comfort for your child. With this handy accessory, you don't have to limit your travel plans just because you have an infant or a toddler.Quick deployment...The inflatable travel bed can be quickly set up by way of its own included inflation device, a simple plastic pump (which reminds me of the old-fashioned tubes kids used to keep to pump up their bicycle tires whenever they went flat.)Finally, there are multiple ways to configure it for your child, which promotes versatility. It can be laid out flat, serving as an inflated mattress; it can be set up with the sides up (to envelop the child) protecting him/her from falling; and it can also be set up with one side down (to serve as a seat extender). Whatever setup will work at any given time, is possible with this inflatable travel bed.NO MORE putting off travel plans for me!UPDATE: I found the inflation device included with this inflatable travel bed to be far inferior to what is needed. It was inefficient, and truthfully the effort required to inflate this bed was enough to make me want to abandon putting it together. Therefore, it is my advice is to find yourself a powerful inflating device, or an air compressor of some description to make inflating the bed easier. I suggest that the seller of this product find something far easier to facilitate faster deployment and ease of use.