This bag is loaded with features, including: padded laptop pocket(which to be honest, I've been using this for me and our iPad, earbud hole access, several interior pockets, hidden compartments for your valuables, adjustable shoulder straps and padded back for comfort. Available in 5 colours!
Blue, Pink, Yellow, Grey and Black
Dudley also has some tips on how to choose the right back pack:
- Look for a back pack with wide, padded shoulder straps that are adjustable for comfort and even weight distribution.
- Durable bags with a hard bottom that will stand up to the wear and tear
- Separate compartments for organization that help even and distribute weight
- Features like the earbud compartment to avoid loss and theft
- Avoid overloading the bag-A heavy backpack can strain muscles and ligaments, leading to back and neck pain.
- A child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight
- The straps should be worn on both shoulders for proper weight distribution
- Load heaviest items first, placing them closets to the lower back and evenly distributed from left to right.
Dudley backpacks can be exclusively found at Staples Canada and retail at $49.99 and you can enter to win one on Everything Mom and Baby! Now I know this is back to school but if you're a mom, this is also a backpack perfect for you! I can carry my Toddler Carrier, wallet, food, water and everything I need to make going out and chasing my preschooler a lot easier!
Open to Canadians Only
Ends August.27/12
Good Luck!
Ends August.27/12
Good Luck!
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56 comments:
Avoid overloading the bag-A heavy backpack can strain
Love these backpacks! They are awesome for the little developing backs that carry heavy loads.
Bags with a hard bottom is a good idea. My son dragged his back pack everywhere last year. Would love to win one of these.
Load heaviest items first - closest to the lower back.
I learned that you shouldn't stuff the backpacks full. *guilty*
A child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight, since every child is different this is a good way of making sure it's ideal
Great tips! I learned to load the heavy items first.
•Separate compartments for organization that help even and distribute weight
leannemacg at gmail.com
A child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight
"Durable bags with a hard bottom that will stand up to the wear and tear"
This seems like a really great tip as every single year I have to replace my 3 daughters backpacks because they've got holes in the bottom.
These look awesome! And I'm looking for a new backpack, Good timing!
A child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight
Have the back & lumbar support and wide straps!
Avoid overloading! These are great bags :)
A child pack should weigh less that 10-20% of body weight- awesome tip!!
xo
Tara
Look for a back pack with wide, padded shoulder straps that are adjustable for comfort and even weight distribution.
Separate compartments for organization that help even and distribute weight. I never thought about compartments helping to distribute weight before
Durable bags with a hard bottom that will stand up to the wear and tear is my favorite tip. I never really thought about this, but it makes a lot of sense!
Look for a back pack with wide, padded shoulder straps that are adjustable for comfort and even weight distribution.
Always just thought about the features and not the actual structure of the bag
Distribute the weight and don't add too much.
Thanks for making this open to Canadians.
Besos, Sarah
Zookeeper at Journeys of The Zoo
journeysofthezoo at hotmail dot com
loading the heaviest items first and placing near the back
I learned that you should pack your backpack so full
Load heavy items first!
Heaviest items should be loaded in to your backpack first and at the back....
I really value the advice on weight distribution. I remember when my daughter was in school and trying to make her knapsack more lightweight so that she wouldn't injure her back. I love the colours and the caring advice. Thank you both for the contest! I love your blog and I am always learning something new and interesting. :)
A child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight
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|Durable bottoms!! That is always the first thing to go on DDs back pack!
A child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight
Durable bags with a hard bottom that will stand up to the wear and tear
loriagalbraith at gmail dot com
don't overload the bag
I learned "A child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight"
ksceviour at hotmail dot com
a backpack should weigh max 10-20% of a child's body weigh.
I learned that you should avoid overloading the bag
bluebelle0367(at)hotmail(dot)com
belinda mcnabb
didnt know that a child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight
Very cute and well thought out! Love the hard bottom!
"Load heaviest items first, placing them closets to the lower back and evenly distributed from left to right"
Kristina
kristina_ann_scott@hotmail.com
I learned that a backpack should have the back & lumbar support and wide straps
That you shouldn't load it too full
the shoulder straps are wide and padded, always nice to make things easier on us
load heaviest items first
Do not over pack!!!
hun423 at hotmail.com
Avoid over packing the bag!
breej23 at hotmail dot com
Avoid over packing the bag!
breej23 at hotmail dot com
Avoid overloading the bag so you dont strain a muscle.
A child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight.
Durable bags with a hard bottom that will stand up to the wear and tear. This is a good tip as I've had a backpack bottom wear out on my kids backpacks in the past.
Load heaviest items first, alot better on the back!
dalleykt at live dot ca
Wow I learned that a child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight!! Good to know...
putting the heavy items in first... great idea... and not to stuff it FULL... Another great plan lol
amymccarty at hotmail dot com
Making sure to keep the weight reasonable for a small child is so important; 10-20% of their weight is a good guideline!. Thanks!
A child's backpack should only weigh 10-20% of their body weight!
Load heaviest items first, evenly distribute them
I didn't know that a packpack should be no more than 10-20% of your childs weight.
I learnt that durable bags with a hard bottom that will stand up to the wear and tear
a child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight.
•A child's backpack should not weigh more than 10-20% of their body weight
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