Sorbus Large Beige Toy Chest with Flip-Top Lid - Collapsible Storage for Nursery, Playroom, Closet & Home Organization Review

I got the largest size I think and it was very easy to put together, I like that it's also light and I don't have to worry about pinching anyone's little fingers will! A divider is also good for every reason you can think of, I personally separate baby toys and toddler toys. I will update the review once the kid becomes more active (:

Looks nice but completely unstable. Velcro straps are loose and not really attached to each other. The material is cardboard and cheap fabric. I tried to cut the free cord it had and basically fell apart. It is not worth. Because you want something that will make tidying up easier for your little ones, and now you also need to take care of a storage box.

Overall it looks good and is easy to assemble. Looks pretty solid so far, except the lid comes off a little too easily. It attaches with Velcro and just won't stay in place. I'll probably add some extra velcro to see if that helps. But for me as a grandma who doesn't use it every day, it does the job. If it was used daily I would probably just remove the lid entirely rather than attaching it all the time.

This changed my life. I am a private buyer and often receive returns. I hate when they are scattered all over the house so I decided to put the bags with them until I get to the store. I really like that it has a divider with 2 compartments so I can sort through the different returns from the store that I get a lot. He keeps the house tidy and if I don't get anything back I love that I can fold it up and put it away!

I like this stuffed box because my 1 year old is clumsy and confident. It is easy to assemble, it came quickly, the color is pleasant. BUT it sticks out when it's mostly full. It's a large container, but I don't even fill it all the way and it's still sticking out in the middle. When I put a lid on, it holds its shape better because the lid has velcro. But the lid rarely closes because I have a kid who loves his toys. All in all, I'm glad I got it. But I had higher expectations. Image update…

I come from the old school of the 1970s and 1980s - the time when mums and dads forced grocers to give them free parental boxes they no longer needed to store children's toys. My mom made it for me so I could stuff my dolls and other toys in these giant boxes. These boxes might have been free, but even the strongest of them were beginning to sag under the weight of my toys. So thank goodness I now have THESE modern boxes for my "kids" who are now teenagers (smiles)! My 17 year old daughter…