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The Oribel PortaPlay 4-in-1 Foldable Activity Center now you can travel with yours activity center. Whether you are home or want to go on a weekend getaway, patented legs of the PortaPlay fold inward quickly and easily allowing you to store it in the trunk or in the closet! The PortaPlay turns into a full table and chairs for your baby’s to draw, play and create.
The Oribel PortaPlay isn’t stored away after a short 6-8 months of use like other Activity Centers. As your child gets older, their interests are changing so your PortaPlay transforms into a full table and chairs for more fun.
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