The Leaf isn’t the only fabulous new product from the new-to-the-US Dutch company, Nuna. Last week we introduced you to the Leaf and this week it is all about the Sena.
The Nuna Sena is a playard (travel cot) that will have parents swooning over its smart design that eliminates the usual frustrations of how it opens and the closes that is often associated with travel cribs and playards. The chic Nuna Sena comes in a full-size and a mini version and thanks to the clever zigzag leg design–it pops open easily into a soft, sturdy sleep or play space, and then refolds with just one hand that is easy for even grandma to master.
Another cool and unique feature of the Sena is that it is the only “cot” that has a bassinet portion that folds with the frame. That’s right – instead of removing the entire bassinet portion every time you want to fold it, simply remove the bassinet and the entire thing folds in one piece. Genius.
The Sena sports a full-surround of mesh for plenty of air circulation and the fabric is 100% organic cotton. The full-size Sena measures 41″L x 29″W x 30.7″H and weighs in at 25.4 lbs. The mini version is 35″L x 24″W x 26″H and weighs 19.6 lbs. These travel cots are available now and retail for $199 and $149 (mini).
SHOP the Nuna Sena HERE
To see this fabulous playard in motion, watch our quick video review below.
Ann
Monday 9th of December 2013
The metal bars are under the pad. Not on the top. Children don't come in contact with them.
Jennifer
Saturday 9th of November 2013
Are the metal bars a problem for newborns... -- seems like it could be a problem.
Jennifer
Saturday 9th of November 2013
Is the metal bars a problem for newborns-- doesn't seem like it would be.
Hai
Friday 27th of September 2013
I would be interested to know how this compares to the Breeze as well. Thank you ahead of time for your response.
A frugal new father
Sunday 21st of July 2013
Nuna Sena = Aprica Haven, but for $75.00 more.
Yes, they are the same playpen made by the same Asian manufacturer, but with a color change - black to Tan (Safari) or Navy Blue. Babies R Us carried the Aprica Haven until it was discontinued earlier this year. Now, it is being re-distributed by Nuna for a significantly higher price.
It's not really "Dutch Designed" as Nuna claims - it was originally manufactured for Aprica of Japan, which is part of Newell Rubbermaid. So, you pay 75 bucks for change to the colors Tan/Navy Blue, re-branded by a "European" company.
Furthermore, in my opinion, the Joovey Room2, which is 50 bucks cheaper, is more sturdy and safer, and will last longer due to its construction and size (higher weight limit - it can easily support two, stout twins). Happy Shopping!