Trunki Luggage For Little People: Bernard, Bee

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Brand: Trunki

Family vacations and sleepovers just got even more fun with Trunki, “Luggage For Little People”! Trunki fits within standard 20 x 18 x 10 inches dimension requirements of scheduled, charter and low cost airlines. With it’s spacious 14.75 gallon capacity, Trunki has plenty of room to pack it full of your child’s toys, games, books and spare clothes needed on vacation. At home Trunki encourages pretend play and doubles as a toy trunk, seat and place to keep all your special stuff. Fun features include: Carry handles, Horn grips to steer your Trunki, Comfy saddle, Soft rubber trim to protect little fingers, Lightweight durable plastic, Internal pocket for special treasures, Teddy bear seatbelts (to keep teddy safe), and Tow/shoulder strap with ID key.

Buyer Guide Kids’ Luggage

If you’re planning to travel or go on a vacation, you’ll probably need an extra set of luggage for your children.

• Size. When buying kids’ luggage, consider the size of your child. If he is a young toddler, a luggage set that measures small, medium, and large may be your best bet.
• Wheels. Choose a luggage set that has small, smooth wheels. Small wheels make rolling luggage easier. Smooth wheels are also safer.
• The Load Capacity. Luggage capacity is measured as liters. Some luggage comes with built-in scales.
• Capacity. Luggage capacity is the maximum weight that a single bag can handle.
• Design. The luggage set should be child-friendly.
• Durability. Look for luggage sets that are built to last.
• Safety. Some luggage sets have built-in locks.

How to choose Kids’ Luggage

• Size: Measure your child’s height and then measure your child’s height plus 2 inches. That’s how much space you need to fit your child’s feet.
• Material: The material of the luggage is important because your child will be pulling this bag. If it’s too heavy, your child will have a hard time pulling it. If it’s too light, it may break easily.
• Wheel: Make sure the luggage has wheels so your child can roll the bag instead of carrying it.

How to maintenance Kids’ Luggage

Maintenance of kids’ luggage is as critical as maintenance.

1. After use, first check whether the zipper of the bag is stuck, or whether the zipper teeth have problems.
2. Second, check whether the wheels are working properly.
3. Third, check whether the material is intact, and check whether the pull buckle is flexible.
4. Finally, check whether the stitches on the bag are intact.

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