Bazaar Bag review – the perfect giant bean bag
Are you looking for a great bean bag? Here is my Bazaar bag review.
I have always liked bean bags. I used to have three huge ones as a child in silver, gold and red.
However, the ones I have bought my children have often proved disappointing particularly when it comes to them splitting and the fillings spilling out and creating a mess.
Finally, thanks to the Bazaar Bag, my tweens and teenager have a funky purple bag that is big enough for them all to chill on. They have used it for imaginative play and used it as a base for a den. It is great when they are chilling playing video games or watching television. It is fun to bounce on! I have even found m daughter snuggled up sleeping on it.
I can already see how useful it would be as extra seating when you have guests over Christmas.
What I love about the bean bag is that it is sizeable and strong. It has an inner lining to keep the stuffing in place. Best of all, they are water resistant and easily wipe down if the little ones spill a drink on them.
Your children can choose from 12 vibrant colour options perhaps to match the colour scheme in their room. There is a choice of sizes too.
I hope you enjoyed my Bazaar Bag review.
They are available to buy at www.BeanBagBazaar.co.uk with FREE UK mainland delivery.
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Kate Davis-Holmes
Award-winning writer, blogger, social media consultant and charity campaigner. Social Media Manager for BritMums, the UK's largest parent blogging network Freelance clients include Firefly Communications and Save the Children UK. Works with brands on marketing projects. Examples include Visit Orlando, Give As You Live, Coca-Cola and Kodak. Cambridge Law graduate with many years experience working across three sectors in advice, media relations, events, training and project management. Available for hire at affordable rates.
One Comment
Jeannette @autismmumma
I like the look of these, especially that huge purple one!
Will be having a browse through their website, beanbags are so adaptable and I’ve made the mistake before of buying cheaper kiddie-branded ones which just don’t last.