LittleLife Toddler Backpacks
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LittleLife Toddler Backpacks

With the Summer holidays fast approaching, and the nicer weather means we are enjoying time outdoors. This also means that the younger members of the family like to walk. Which is fine, although does mean everything takes longer. Plus it is more stress for us parents as holding hands restricts them. Which is why I am loving LittleLife Toddler Backpacks.

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About LittleLife

Pouring 25 years of experience into their products. LittleLife has made it easier to get outside and enjoy the fresh air. All products are tested to UK and European standards and also trial them rigorously themselves.

Llama Toddler Backpack with Rein

I was given the chance to review one of their backpacks. Which having a 2 year old grandaughter, is a great idea. She is very independant and loves to walk, which is great for letting off that energy. But we all know the dangers that surround us, more so with little ones.

I chose the Llama Backpack as it was cute, no other reason. As with young children they also love to carry their little treasures with them, or bring home a stone they must have. So a backpack that still lets them explore is a great idea.

The best bit

The backpack comes with built in safety reins, meaning they are happy to be exploring and you can still have hold of them to keep them safe. The backpack features.

  • Suitable for children aged 1-3 years
  • Supplied with built in parent’s safety rein
  • 2 litre main compartment
  • Top handle for easy carrying
  • Internal name and address label

The Giveaway

LittleLife are giving one of my readers the chance to win a backpack with reins of their choice. You can view the range here.

To enter see below. Please make sure to read the Terms and Conditions and complete all mandatory sections.

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79 Comments on “LittleLife Toddler Backpacks

  1. Going to a little pub in Worton in the Yorkshire Dales. The owner was an amazing typical Yorkshire farmer and would entertain us kids with exploding beer mats, a foxs bum (taxidermy) that was attached to the wall which in turn was attached to a hosepipe, unsuspecting customers would sit under it and he would turn it on making us laugh. He had a fake box of matches on an ashtray and when picked up would say no smoking no smoking and then cough lol. I have many a fond memory of our trips up to see Ralph and camping in his field with the sheep.

  2. I grew up in South Africa and a good day out was going to a local game farm on a mini safari

  3. A lot of my family lived on the coast, so I always enjoyed spending time with them and going to the beaches and promenades.

  4. Blackpool pleasure beach! Loved the fairground, beach, arcades and illuminations on the way home šŸ™‚

  5. The whole family including uncles aunties and grandparents went to Butlins Skegness when were younger I the days of chalets was a magical experience especially the mono rail which was so exciting lived that holiday

  6. loved going to the zoo and see all the different animals like tigers et.c would so cool to see.

  7. Love this would great for are days out together I see someone keeping there sandwiches in them for our days out.

  8. I used to love visiting my grandma, as my cousins used to visit the same day and we always had a fish and chip supper and stayed over

  9. I loved a trip to the beach. We would always have a 99 flake cone, a walk along the pier & we always had some pennies to spend in the arcade on the 2p machines

  10. We used to walk around Virginia Water a lot when I was younger, still like seeing the waterfall.

  11. Going to a little funfair type playground called peters mans pool in Catford London

  12. When I was a child I used to love going to the beach especially if fish and chips and ice cream was involved.

  13. There were thermal swimming pools a couple of hours away that II loved visiting. I could barely contain my excitement when I was told..

  14. I loved going to Landmark adventure park when I was younger! Great fun with so much to do.

  15. My favourite and most memorable was riding the bumper cars with my dad. We laughed so much and I always enjoyed our days out.

  16. I loved going to Scarborough. I loved being on the beach and going in the amusements. Getting a bag or chips and an ice cream. I like to do it with my daughter now too.

  17. I used to love going to the carboot sales with my parents, we always got ice cream and freshly made doughnuts and played on the nearby park too!

  18. we used to have late night visits to Blackpool for chips and a walk along the seafront. loved the time spent with my parents as we ran up and down the promenade

  19. Loved going to London with my parents. I have a great photo of me feeding the pigeons in Trafalgar square.

  20. My favourite was visiting Pets Corner, whuch is mow Sundown Adventure land. I now take my own kids ā¤ļø

  21. What was your favourite outing when you were younger? Trip to the seaside to build sandcastles was always fabulous as a kid

  22. to the beach, but we didn’t play much in the sea to our parents disappointment we liked digging holes.

  23. I used to love going to Longleat (back when it was affordable!) to see the gorillas on their island!

  24. What was your favourite outing when you were younger? we loved going to the seaside, Blackpool, Lytham and Southport were all fairly close

  25. My favourite outing when I was a child was going strawberry picking with my cousins then visiting the play park afterwards (which normally had a funfair during the summer months) Great fun and excellent memories.

  26. We used to visit the North Yorkshire Moors, I loved tramping through the streams and hunting for treasure! I even found Roman pottery once!

  27. I used to love to go to Beamish the Living Museum of the North, it was a long car journey but we loved it.

  28. My mum didn’t speak much English when she was young and being raised in a poor family, we rarely left our borough unless it was to visit family. So when I was young, any outing felt amazing. I used to think I’ve left the country when in fact, my dad just took me to Knightsbridge. But I guess one I would look forward to every year was going to Oxford Street in London to hit the Winter sales. I loved the busy atmosphere, the lights and the cosy feeling of being surrounded by everyone. Now I hate it, haha

  29. Trip to Bournemouth beach with my siblings, mum and honorary aunt. I remember sitting in the sea with my sister and getting swept forward on the waves. Was such a lovely day, I remember the taste of sea water staying in my mouth so long, whatever I drank or ate tasted salty. Blegh! We ended up having to buy new clothes as we were soaked and covered in sand, it was a couple of hours drive home. We changed in the car, one in the back and the other in the boot. I remember my stretchy jeans with star applique stars on them. Awh those were the days!

  30. We lived near the New Forest and I used to love it there in the summer. There was a stream that was great for childhood fishing and a rope swing over the water!

  31. I loved going to the fair (spanish city) at whitley bay, it was a static one so we could go when it was dry

  32. Any trip to the zoo was my favourite! I’ve always loved animals and even as a child i’d stand and watch then for hours!

  33. going to the Easter fair ! we had 3 rides each ( there were 9 of us so rather a treat

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