These new backpacks, lunch boxes and water bottles are presented in adorable designs.
Before choosing a parent, I didn’t anticipate how much my life would entail searching for, washing, and filling the 3 main items my daughter carries everywhere: her backpack, her lunch box, and her water bottle. A backpack/lunch box/water bottle is that of a wallet/keys/phone for a child-she just doesn’t need to be in the world without them. Now, Crate and Barrel’s line of children’s products, Crate and Kids, has introduced a new line of those 3 essentials that kids will love for their amazing designs and their adults will love for their functionality.
You can combine Crate and Barrel with flashy furniture that never collapses, or kitchen utensils that are lovely and last forever, and this new product line has the same mix of fashion and durability. Backpacks and lunch boxes are made from recycled materials water bottles and have all the features you might need: the lunch box is insulated, the backpack has an extra wallet, and there are even two wallets in the backpacks that will involve not one but two bottles of water. Each of the products is available in 17 new models that touch all the non-unusual interests of young people: space, dinosaurs, rainbows, zebras (ordinary unicorns are last year) and even snakes for the child who can not have enough. The space of reptiles in the zoo. The only challenge you might have is which of those pretty patterns to choose.
The new diversity of backpacks is available in 3 sizes: small, medium and large, so that the little ones and adults in your family circle can find the best size. And there’s nothing the little ones like more than seeing theirs. call prominently, so you have the option to monogram those products, especially useful if your young children need the same trend and need to avoid morning discussions about who’s who. Getting the traditional backpack adds an additional $10 to the costs indexed below. The full Diversity of Trends can be found on the Crate and Kids website, but here are some samples.
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The average backpack is best for a child from school number one. It’s 15 inches tall, 12 inches wide, and is best for storing all the essentials (in elementary school on those days, they turn out like school records, books, tablets, and pop-its). Your child will be well hydrated since, unlike many backpacks that have only one pocket for a water bottle, this one has one on the side. Padded shoulder straps and an adjustable chest strap make it comfortable for a child team.
A genuine dinosaur-loving kid will be able to introduce you to the species of each of the colorful dinosaurs in this adorable backpack, which looks like a dinosaur party!The small backpack is ideal for small shoulders, measuring thirteen inches tall and 10 inches wide. Despite its small size, it still has all the features of larger backpacks: an outer pocket and a two-sided wallet that will allow your child to carry 30 ounces of water at a time without problems. The padded strap on top makes it easy to lift them, and the outer pocket would be a wonderful position to buy anything that might spoil the items in the main compartment, such as crumbling crackers or markers that can leak.
Modern parenting criteria for hydrating your child are superior to what they used to be (a viral tweet asked “Did other kids in the 1980s never drink water?”) But those water bottles look so beautiful that we’re all underhydrated. to hang them by ourselves. Lunch boxes are also a breakthrough from the days of brown paper bags and will still be such new and delicious foods that with a bit of luck you may not have the dreaded lunch box still complete (and the child complaining that he’s starving) picked up at school. There are even more templates available on the site, but some favorites:
This cute shark (a young shark aficionado will temporarily tell you it’s a whale shark, the largest species) on a chartreuse background is so bright and eye-catching that we hope this bottle of water won’t get lost like the last five bottles have done. Made of stainless steel, it will keep hot liquids warm or bloodless for up to 6 hours, the length of a typical school day, so they can drink hot tea or ice water in class. Best of all, it goes in the dishwasher, so you don’t have to waste time rubbing it.
Some young people like eye-catching patterns and others opt for a more understated appearance. This lunch box with colored blocks is an excellent selection for the child (or adult) who needs a high-quality and hassle-free lunch box. blue and ochre, as well as yellow and green (the yellow and green option shown above). Like backpacks, those lunch boxes can be custom-designed for your child’s call for an additional $10. The insulated bag has internal sections so you can pack a bloodless food ice pack without cooling the food meant to stay warm. At 8. 25 inches wide and four inches deep, it’s large enough to hold a lot of food without being so bulky that it has no compatibility in the backpack.
Snakes have never been my favorite, but those friendly guys are very likely to scare anyone. With ambitious swirls of red, blue, orange and green, those cobras stamped on a dark green bag with an aquamarine edge are downright beautiful. If you decide to customize it, the call is sewn into a cross between water green and baby blue. The outer pocket is a convenient feature that may contain towels, utensils, or a small note that will make your child feel very special in the middle of a busy day at school or camp.
You can combine and adjust the patterns, or get the products within 3 for a uniform appearance. Whether you get them for summer camp or take them with back-to-school food shopping this fall, this new line of varied products will serve you and your kids well on any adventure.