Review on 🕸️ Spider Web Junior Print – Fun and Cozy Junior Chair by American Furniture Alliance by Veronica Jackson

I gave them to my twins for their first birthday. Winter was coming and they wanted somewhere to sit/lie so they wouldn't get cold on the cold floor. I chose bean bags because I thought they would be easier to put on and take off. I don't have a lot of space and needed two, so I looked for small bean bags. I had a hard time sizing. They are a little bigger than I thought but not by much and are suitable for a toddler. Material and stitching are good. At first I thought the pockets were a bit crowded, but I work with that. Girls on the bag, I maneuver and make a recess for them to lay down and then rock them 'til they drown. Works perfectly. You can lie in it, or I turn the bags into a chair shape to sit on. There is a small zipper to remove the beads to wash the sink. I haven't opened it but does it feel like the pearls are in the bag without an insert? So I guess I have to throw the beads in a box or something every time I want to wash them. I just have to remember to use a separate box for each bag to keep the proportions. The only thing I noticed was the difference in color between the two bean bags I received, otherwise no other difference. Pleased with the product.***** UPDATE: March 17, 2013 These items are very difficult to wash. However, if you follow the manufacturer's recommendations from the start, you might not have the same problem as me. The zipper has no handle - of course due to the design. This is a great feature. And the zipper even closes. I don't think my girls even noticed. First I tried to open it with pliers. Yep - it won't work. According to the instructions you use a paper clip - works like clockwork. There is a second zipper at the bottom. Genius. Although I was right. The beads are not included in any other case. Tried to throw in a box. BAD IDEA. Then I tried to pour it into garbage bags. AN EVEN WORSE IDEA. The beads are highly static and will stick to EVERYTHING. They are also light as air, so even the slightest movement of air sends them into a frenzy. So I followed the manufacturer's directions and poured the beads into my clogged tub. Then, after I washed the sink, the pearls were scooped up again. They are much easier to deal with. In the end, however, we sucked off the laggards. So I'm sure I'll lose the pearls every time I wash them.