Bag Reviews

We live a few hours from family and when we visit, we always sleep on the floor in the living room. I bought 2 of these (one Scooby) for my 6 and 3 year old children because they always had trouble sleeping on the hard floor and we were up all night which left them quite cranky the following day. Since we got these beds, they sleep peacefully through the whole night, I no longer need to lug their pillows or extra blankets. They absolutely love them, which is important. I have caught them jumping like it's a trampoline, but they haven't sprung a leak yet!

The ONLY improvement I would like them to change is the valve. We have a small portable air pump that would make inflation a snap, but their valve doesn't fit any of the pumps out there and I even inquired about an adaptor but they don't offer one so you're left pumping by hand which is a pain.

We love this bed (and so does our daughter!). It is so easy to inflate/deflate. Stores easily in its own carrier along with the pump. I want to get one for my son (not barbie,of course). A great traveling bed for any child!

I bought this for my five year old daughter, who is a Barbie enthusiast. She absolutely love it. It's a quality toy for the price: the mattress is durable, easy to inflate/deflate, and easy to roll up/store. The sleeping bag is made of warm, soft fabric that washes well. The whole thing rolls up and transports easily to slumber parties, grandma's house, and pretend camping trips. Considering the price and quality of toys overall (especially in the Barbie category), I consider this one of the better values. I also think it would make a great birthday gift. I wish this bed was made in motifs for boys - my three year old son gets a kick out of it too!

My son loves these blocks! This size is the perfect size for gift giving and the bags are so durable, that you can use them to store these bolcks again,and again, and again!

My son got his first set of Mega Blocks when he was about 15 months. He loved to put them in his mouth and bang them together, and watch his father put them together. He has gradually gotten better at building with them himself, and now, at 21 months, he constructs huge towers (and knocks them down) or garages for his cars. He also *loves* the boy and girl that come with the set. He likes to talk about how the boy has buttons on his shirt but the girl doesn't, etc. He also points out all the colors of the blocks as he puts them together. No bleeping, annoying music, or batteries. Just my son and his imagination learning about construction, colors, geometry, hand-eye coordination, and math concepts. Every single morning one of the first things out of his mouth is "blocks!" and he runs out to play with them.

Some parents may not care about this, but another thing I *love* about this toy is that it's completely gender-neutral. No stupid stereotypes about what a kid should or shouldn't like. And his friends (boys and girls alike) like to play with his blocks with him.

I guess it would be nice if they were Duplo and connected with the Legos he'll undoubtedly move on to, but we're putting the price difference in his college fund :). This is easily the best value for the money or any toy for this age that I've seen.

After my 1 year old played with some Legos at a friends, we decided to get our daughter her own set. Since the store was out of Legos, my husband decided these would be the same. Wrong! These are much larger and seem to be harder for our child to put together. They also don't stay attached as well as Legos. Yes, the colors are nice, but after 1 day my husband admitted he had erred, and we have since purchased some Legos, which our daughter loves! Her favorite thing about the Mega Bloks was the large bag they come in, which she immediately put on her head. (yes, that's bad and I took it away from her).

This is the best travel bag out there! Our evenflo triumph fits perfectly in this and it was such a breeze to carry the car seat around. It's the best money spent for your little one ifyour traveling. YOu can also fit other stuff in the bag. it's just perfect.

My family and I went to Dominican Republic on vacation for 2.5 wks. One of our suitcases got ripe, the other 5 suitcases were beat up really bad, however, our car seat travel bag was still in pretty good condition. On the way to DR, I was able to put the car seat, jumbo bag of diapers and two packs of wipes. On the way back I put the car seat, 6 pair of shoes, and a bookbag full of dirty clothes. I hand washed the bag and it looks great now.

I bought this for our last trip when my son was 3.5 and daughter 4 months. We had a tremendous amount of luggage, so being able to use this bag and check the carseat and booster was a huge advantage! My daughter was still in the snugride carseat with it's base, and my son was in a Compass B500 booster. I was easily able to fit both into the bag with a little room left to squeeze our sweatshirts in! What more could you ask for? Our only problem now is that our daughter is in a Marathon now, and both that and the booster won't fit anymore. Guess I'll just have to get another bag for the booster and use the two bags together to pack everything we'll need! I won't even need normal luggage!

Mega Bloks are blocks that you know and can trust but what I loved about these were the colors. I have a little girl and I didn't want the basic red, blue, yellow, green blocks. I love that these came in purple, blue, orange, lime, white, magnta, and yellow.

They are nicely colored, easy for little hands to hold, and extremely durable. You can build with them, bring them in the bathtub, take them outside-the possibilities are endless. The zippered bag is also a plus, it certainly makes for easy storage.

These blocks are best for those two and over. This is a great starter set, but you'll find that you need more as your child will want to build bigger and more complex things.

I run a home child care and have two children of my own. These blocks are great for everyone. The ages playing with them are 1 to 8 years. I love the fact it is an open ended toy with no right or wrong way to play. Just use your imagination and have fun.

The bag isn't worth it, unless you plan on doing alot of travel with your Gamecube. The padding is makes the bag too bulky for any other practical use. You also have to be extra careful with the bag, just think of the contents that are in there!! Your games, your controllers, your GAMECUBE and your GBA if you have one!

In the game case in front, it holds: 8 Gamcube Cd's, 8 normal CD's, one pocket for small accessories, cables, or memory cards.
The pocket on the outside at the top in front, is meant for a GBA
A pocket below that holds small thin items, like memory cards.
Two zippered pockets on either sid eof the previous pockets, can't hold controllers, but cables fit.
On the inside, there is a large pocket, which can hold two controllers vertically.
You can strap down the gamecube in the heart of the backpack, along with the Mobile Monitor 5.4 and Mobile Power GC.
I put a memory card in the pocket in the game case, a deck of cards in the GBA pocket, nothing in the thin pocket, the Mobile Monitor/ Gamecube car adapter in the left pocket, the Mobile Monitor AC power cord in the right pocket, two controllers in the pocket inside, and a Gamecube ecquipped with a Mobile Monitor and Batteryin the strap for the gamecube, and the gamecube AC cord on top of the gamecube.
The padding is sufficient and is better than a normal backpack. Anything smaller than this is insufficient.

this sounds sooooooo great! i have read many things about all of the other packs and they wern`t any good. I have both the game boy advance and the gamecube and i preordered both just to make sure i got them because i was so excited. i have six games for my gamecube: luigis mansion, pikmin, wave race, crazy taxi, star wars rogue leader: rogue squadron II, and super monkey ball. all great of course. and for my gameboy advance i have: supermario advance, gt advance, and mario kart super curcit. so you can see why i am picky about what pack i get. That is why i picked this is has a place for your gba, gcn (gamecube), gamecube games, and a gcn controller. man i love this. by the way if you are wondering why i got both the gamecube and gameboy advance, i got the gamecube because of the cool games especially luigi`s mansion and the reason i got the game boy advance was i have never owned a gameboy and because of the cool way that the gamecube and game boy advance will hook up in the future.

My four year old has this backpack (...)My kiddo barely uses this backpack. On her small frame (fits size 5 now), it's very akward for her to walk with it on, because the book ends up being wider than her body. This causes her to get stuck in doors and tight spaces. I usually just end up holding the thing for her, don't know about your kid but mine hates wearing backpacks for long anyway!

The design is hard on their bodies because the book is so flat, and with extra books in the backpack it's very hard against the back.

The backpack doesn't hold many of the books, I can fit maybe 2 in there. (...) Don't buy this, it'll just sit on the shelf!

This is a big help in storing the leappad, books and cartridges. It keeps everything organized and is great for travel. You can get the pink one to match the pink leappad or the blue/green one for the blue system. I only wish there were more mesh slots for the cartridges but you can fit 2 in each slot (store 8 cartridges). Well worth it.

I like the idea of having a back pack that matches the Leap Pad. The only thing I think is missing is more slots for the small game cartridges. Very durable & easy to carry.

During my time out with my recently new born son, I noticed that a mother who had her child tucked in three blankets, covered up completely from head to toe and pushing the stroller. I looked at my lil guy and thought, it's good that I have me the Nano Bag.

The bag was a big hit when I first got it and used it right in front of my in laws just to show my mother in law, who is always fussy on keeping the baby warm. The Bag fit in nicely on the car seat, where the zipper in the back allowed the restraining belt to go through. I put the baby in and even though he looked kind of lost in it, given the fact that he was just two weeks old and the bag can take up more space when for when he grows up. One thing is for sure, the bag was warm, especially with below freezing temeperatures of Boston. Add to that what the baby was wearing and a receiving blanket, the lil dude was on comfortable, not completely submerged with balnkets and looked very smart indeed. The bag was an excellent choice in our arsenal for baby comfort and needs.

As with regard to safety, the bag utilizes the harness of the car seat, which is all that is needed. Since it fits rightfully there, it just doesn't make sense having even more restraints. So, if the car seat is tested and is deemed safe by national standards, then the bag will work out not just fine, but very well indeed. This is perhaps, one of the best decisions I have taken to round up the lil guy and keep him warm and well kept.

The hood feature is what makes this bag so great, it keeps every bit of warmth in when you need it. And when you don't, just undo the drawstring. In the coldest of temperatures our newborn was warm. This product is particularly great for times when you are going in and out of doors often. Just unzip and rezip to prevent your baby from overheating. Plus, no need to wake a sleeping baby, just unzip when you go indoors and leave the baby alone.

I saw one review about not putting anything bulky behind your baby while in her car seat. Remember the Nano bag is used in place of a bulky snow suit or jacket - so its not any more dangerous than your baby's outerwear.

So get rid of your snow suit and use the Nano bag.

This Nano Bag was the best shower gift that we received. I registered for it thinking we would never use it and it never came off during the winter months. We are in Atlanta and it doesn't get terribly cold but with an older child that plays out door sports we used it tons. We used it even if it wasn't freezing cold but windy. The blankets would fly off and DD didn't like that. This she was nice and bundled. If we went inside just unzip her and she was happy as a clam. No bulky blankets, coats, snowsuits etc. to mess with just one zipper. For when it does get really cold and you want their precious head covered just move the head piece that can wrap arond the back of the infant carrier and it fits loosely around their head like a hat. Boy am I glad that I registered for this!

During my time out with my recently new born son, I noticed that a mother who had her child tucked in three blankets, covered up completely from head to toe and pushing the stroller. I looked at my lil guy and thought, it's good that I have me the Nano Bag.

The bag was a big hit when I first got it and used it right in front of my in laws just to show my mother in law, who is always fussy on keeping the baby warm. The Bag fit in nicely on the car seat, where the zipper in the back allowed the restraining belt to go through. I put the baby in and even though he looked kind of lost in it, given the fact that he was just two weeks old and the bag can take up more space when for when he grows up. One thing is for sure, the bag was warm, especially with below freezing temeperatures of Boston. Add to that what the baby was wearing and a receiving blanket, the lil dude was on comfortable, not completely submerged with balnkets and looked very smart indeed. The bag was an excellent choice in our arsenal for baby comfort and needs.

As with regard to safety, the bag utilizes the harness of the car seat, which is all that is needed. Since it fits rightfully there, it just doesn't make sense having even more restraints. So, if the car seat is tested and is deemed safe by national standards, then the bag will work out not just fine, but very well indeed. This is perhaps, one of the best decisions I have taken to round up the lil guy and keep him warm and well kept.

The hood feature is what makes this bag so great, it keeps every bit of warmth in when you need it. And when you don't, just undo the drawstring. In the coldest of temperatures our newborn was warm. This product is particularly great for times when you are going in and out of doors often. Just unzip and rezip to prevent your baby from overheating. Plus, no need to wake a sleeping baby, just unzip when you go indoors and leave the baby alone.

I saw one review about not putting anything bulky behind your baby while in her car seat. Remember the Nano bag is used in place of a bulky snow suit or jacket - so its not any more dangerous than your baby's outerwear.

So get rid of your snow suit and use the Nano bag.

This Nano Bag was the best shower gift that we received. I registered for it thinking we would never use it and it never came off during the winter months. We are in Atlanta and it doesn't get terribly cold but with an older child that plays out door sports we used it tons. We used it even if it wasn't freezing cold but windy. The blankets would fly off and DD didn't like that. This she was nice and bundled. If we went inside just unzip her and she was happy as a clam. No bulky blankets, coats, snowsuits etc. to mess with just one zipper. For when it does get really cold and you want their precious head covered just move the head piece that can wrap arond the back of the infant carrier and it fits loosely around their head like a hat. Boy am I glad that I registered for this!

During my time out with my recently new born son, I noticed that a mother who had her child tucked in three blankets, covered up completely from head to toe and pushing the stroller. I looked at my lil guy and thought, it's good that I have me the Nano Bag.

The bag was a big hit when I first got it and used it right in front of my in laws just to show my mother in law, who is always fussy on keeping the baby warm. The Bag fit in nicely on the car seat, where the zipper in the back allowed the restraining belt to go through. I put the baby in and even though he looked kind of lost in it, given the fact that he was just two weeks old and the bag can take up more space when for when he grows up. One thing is for sure, the bag was warm, especially with below freezing temeperatures of Boston. Add to that what the baby was wearing and a receiving blanket, the lil dude was on comfortable, not completely submerged with balnkets and looked very smart indeed. The bag was an excellent choice in our arsenal for baby comfort and needs.

As with regard to safety, the bag utilizes the harness of the car seat, which is all that is needed. Since it fits rightfully there, it just doesn't make sense having even more restraints. So, if the car seat is tested and is deemed safe by national standards, then the bag will work out not just fine, but very well indeed. This is perhaps, one of the best decisions I have taken to round up the lil guy and keep him warm and well kept.

The hood feature is what makes this bag so great, it keeps every bit of warmth in when you need it. And when you don't, just undo the drawstring. In the coldest of temperatures our newborn was warm. This product is particularly great for times when you are going in and out of doors often. Just unzip and rezip to prevent your baby from overheating. Plus, no need to wake a sleeping baby, just unzip when you go indoors and leave the baby alone.

I saw one review about not putting anything bulky behind your baby while in her car seat. Remember the Nano bag is used in place of a bulky snow suit or jacket - so its not any more dangerous than your baby's outerwear.

So get rid of your snow suit and use the Nano bag.

This Nano Bag was the best shower gift that we received. I registered for it thinking we would never use it and it never came off during the winter months. We are in Atlanta and it doesn't get terribly cold but with an older child that plays out door sports we used it tons. We used it even if it wasn't freezing cold but windy. The blankets would fly off and DD didn't like that. This she was nice and bundled. If we went inside just unzip her and she was happy as a clam. No bulky blankets, coats, snowsuits etc. to mess with just one zipper. For when it does get really cold and you want their precious head covered just move the head piece that can wrap arond the back of the infant carrier and it fits loosely around their head like a hat. Boy am I glad that I registered for this!

During my time out with my recently new born son, I noticed that a mother who had her child tucked in three blankets, covered up completely from head to toe and pushing the stroller. I looked at my lil guy and thought, it's good that I have me the Nano Bag.

The bag was a big hit when I first got it and used it right in front of my in laws just to show my mother in law, who is always fussy on keeping the baby warm. The Bag fit in nicely on the car seat, where the zipper in the back allowed the restraining belt to go through. I put the baby in and even though he looked kind of lost in it, given the fact that he was just two weeks old and the bag can take up more space when for when he grows up. One thing is for sure, the bag was warm, especially with below freezing temeperatures of Boston. Add to that what the baby was wearing and a receiving blanket, the lil dude was on comfortable, not completely submerged with balnkets and looked very smart indeed. The bag was an excellent choice in our arsenal for baby comfort and needs.

As with regard to safety, the bag utilizes the harness of the car seat, which is all that is needed. Since it fits rightfully there, it just doesn't make sense having even more restraints. So, if the car seat is tested and is deemed safe by national standards, then the bag will work out not just fine, but very well indeed. This is perhaps, one of the best decisions I have taken to round up the lil guy and keep him warm and well kept.

The hood feature is what makes this bag so great, it keeps every bit of warmth in when you need it. And when you don't, just undo the drawstring. In the coldest of temperatures our newborn was warm. This product is particularly great for times when you are going in and out of doors often. Just unzip and rezip to prevent your baby from overheating. Plus, no need to wake a sleeping baby, just unzip when you go indoors and leave the baby alone.

I saw one review about not putting anything bulky behind your baby while in her car seat. Remember the Nano bag is used in place of a bulky snow suit or jacket - so its not any more dangerous than your baby's outerwear.

So get rid of your snow suit and use the Nano bag.

This Nano Bag was the best shower gift that we received. I registered for it thinking we would never use it and it never came off during the winter months. We are in Atlanta and it doesn't get terribly cold but with an older child that plays out door sports we used it tons. We used it even if it wasn't freezing cold but windy. The blankets would fly off and DD didn't like that. This she was nice and bundled. If we went inside just unzip her and she was happy as a clam. No bulky blankets, coats, snowsuits etc. to mess with just one zipper. For when it does get really cold and you want their precious head covered just move the head piece that can wrap arond the back of the infant carrier and it fits loosely around their head like a hat. Boy am I glad that I registered for this!