17th
September
2008
One of the best collections of creative, imaginative, and fun kids duffels is the Wildkin bags. They have been greatly inspired by kids’ perceptions of the outside world and create vivid products. Their bags are colorful and made of the highest quality durable exterior polyester fabric. These kids duffle bags are designed to mold and stretch to fit everything your child needs for a sleepover, for soccer practice, or for school. The interior of Wildkin bags are done in a sturdy nylon lining, and there are dual carry handles and a detachable padded shoulder strap for comfortable carrying. There is also an exterior zippered compartment for organization.
Wildkin also makes wonderful backpacks, sleeping bags, sleeping mats, messenger bags and lunch bags. Some of the designs they come in include astronaut, construction, ballerina, boys soccer, butterfly, camping, dinosaur, English riding, girls soccer, horses, girl rodeo, celestial bodies, insect life, jungle, polka dots, fairies, and trains and planes. Whatever “phase” your child is going through, Wildkin probably makes a bag to reflect it! Another nice feature of Wildkin bags is that they are the perfect size for kids. They are small enough for your child to carry easily, but they are moldable so they can fit a lot of things. If you have a niece, nephew, or grandchild that you must buy a gift for, a Wildkin duffel is a great option that is both practical and that your child will love!
posted in Duffel Bags, Kids Bags |
22nd
June
2008
If you are a busy parent you won’t doubt the fact that organization and having the right “tools” is important when it comes to going places with your young children. Packing up all the gear can be a serious time and energy drain, so here are some easy options to help you keep your sanity while still getting out of the house with everything you need:
- Diaper duffels were invented because they are needed; they make life with a young one so much easier. Many come with a changing pad that can easily be wiped clean, and some even have a cosmetic bag in a matching pattern for Mom. Inside there is typically plenty of room for extra clothes and toys, and many also come with a good spot to stash a bottle as well.
- Keep a bag packed with necessities for quick trips out so you don’t have to pack up a new one every time you go somewhere. Re-stock it when you come home and switch out toys periodically. You’ll thank yourself for taking the time to do it.
- Long trips mean bringing basic first aid and emergency numbers. Either keep a kit in the car or the medicine chest, and tuck important numbers such as the doctor or babysitter inside in case you need them.
- Keep spare items in the trunk of the car — just in case. A small bag with an extra diaper and a few wet wipes can make your day under the right circumstances. A spare baby blanket is another good item to have around as well.
posted in Duffel Bags, Kids Bags |
15th
June
2008
Got a child playing football? Then this bag is perfect. The Sport Saq Grid Saq Jr is a football backpack with a unique ball compartment for youth footballs. The bag also features a ventilated shoe compartment, an insulated drink/sports bottle holder, a padded mp3 player pocket, a helmet and shoulder pad fastening system, padded shoulder straps, and an extra removable pocket great for mouth guards, keys, or a cell phone.
Whether they’re headed to a game or practice, this bag has everything needed to carry all gear and accessories conveniently and comfortably.
posted in Ball Bags, Football Bags, Kids Bags |