Nugget Reviews 6

I have a model of the Nugget where the zipper scratches your walls, destroying the paint. They redesigned it, but offered no solutions for people who spent a couple 100 on the defective model. Customer service was no help. I don't trust that any new model has been properly tested or that they will stand behind products that fail.

Contacted the number on the website, the lady answered “hello” and that’s it. Asked information about an up coming event and age restrictions, “she answered rudely with how old do you think you have to be?”. Not sure that’s the best way to respond to an inquiry. Poor customer service.

This is one of the few products that lives up to the hype. We have had our first nugget for nearly four years (Dec 2020), and I think we have rarely gone 24 hours without someone playing with it or lounging on it. Our youngest is now entering the daredevil toddler years, and so we are purchasing a second as the first has been claimed by the oldest for his bedroom.

Bought the Hello Kitty Nugget and only the pillows were nice, and the mediocre quality of the 2 thin and hard mattresses were difficult to configure into the Instagram photos. Child, age 6, was quickly bored with it. Just takes up space.

I have two four year olds and a one year old and the nuggets are their favourite “toys” and place to hang out. I will say for my kids age it is not an independent toy so if you are hoping it’s something that will keep them busy - it will as a crash pad or something to climb/jump on but they definitely need assistance for building what you see online. You also need to have a carpet under them as they will slide during builds on wood flooring. I love the colours and how it is a “toy” without being a toy. They wash up nicely and they are a great place for guests to crash on as well if needed haha.

Horrible company. The social media marketing is pushy and manipulated by them giving away nuggets to influencers who rave about the product - my kids haven't bothered with it at all, it gets very dirty and they are a hassle to wash, kids cant make them into the shapes you see, so as a parent you are forever rearranging them - not worth any money.

Worse still, this company is trying to push a sexualised agenda onto their customers - TODDLERS! During pride month, and throughout the year, they pushed drag queen hour on children! We're talking about overtly sexual middle aged males wearing A HIDEOUS AMOUNT of make up - pushing the LGPTQ sexual, agenda onto CHILDREN! There's absolutely no need to be teaching toddlers about kink, drag, porn or anything else related to this. It's a children's toy, and a useless one at that. If you must buy one, support a different company - there are loads - cushy couch.