🧸 The Ultimate Stuffed Animal Storage Bean Bag Chair Cover: Premium Cotton Canvas, Extra Large Grey Star Design, Toy Organizer & Floor Lounger for Kids and Adults (Stuffing not included) Review

We bought this for our 3 year old who has been buying surplus stuffed animals, knitted throws and souvenirs. She asked for a bean bag chair, and her mother thought it would be a good compromise to put away the stuffed animals and accommodate her request for a bean bag chair. but that's probably due to the giant bear we packed along with dozens of little ones.

I bought this for a room for a two year old. Pros: Stores all the stuffed animals that aren't being played with, very durable fabric and perfect color. Cons: lumpy. We've experimented with the internal organization of the items and made it a bit more comfortable, but still not what I was hoping for. If there was another layer of padding on top, it would definitely get 5 stars. It still gets a solid 4 and we're keeping it - great storage, super cute and fits perfectly in her "reading nook".

It's definitely not as long as I expected. I thought my 41 inch 4 year old daughter could lie completely on it but it doesn't lol. canvas bag, and I wouldn't want to sit on it. I got a pretty decent look by taking a double blanket and folding it into a rectangle of the same size, then carefully tucking it in there so it's on top and unfolding it. I also put a fairly large cube shaped Shopkins pillow in the back to help it get that pointy top shape.

We ordered this for our daughter because she is the youngest in our family with 12 other grandchildren and has so many stuffed animals and blankets! (see picture) Positive aspects1. It matches a lot of things! 2. Colors are bold/bright3. It seems to be a very durable/strong material4. Our daughter loves to jump, stand and play on it. negative1. It's lumpy, as you'd expect given what it's filled with2. It's a little difficult to get into a comfortable shape. It's worth it for us because it does…

First, good fabric but still too expensive for a simple cover. We have the smaller size and it took some animals and blankets to stuff. Some reviewers say they didn't manage to get the shape of the beanbag to look like the picture, but for this part you have to place the filling on purpose to create that shape. To reduce tremors, I also threw blankets over stuffed animals after they were inside. I used small stuffed animals and folded lace blankets to fill in the dot above. After the kids sit…

I was surprised by this product. First I was looking for a comfortable beanbag with a removable outer layer so it can be washed. But I had no luck finding exactly what I was looking for. I stumbled across this product and it really exceeded my expectations and filled a need I didn't even know I had. Rschunimagu. My twin girls (10) had TONS of stuffed animals in the corners of their closets, in teddy bears/toy nets, in boxes in the garage, etc. Also, their cartoon bedding took up a lot of space…

Saint. Shit. This article saves lives! If you have offspring of any kind, you know that they will be BOMBING stuffed animals from the moment they emerge from your womb. It's like throwing your caviar on Oprah's Christmas show and instead of valuable gadgets, they just have stuffed animals thrown at them. But for some odd reason, the thought of gifting one of those extra stuffed animals is just torment for your mind and soul. Maybe it's a sign of borderline hoarding, who knows. Definitely back…