3 Sprouts Toy Chest, Black Bear

Sturdy product for kids toys

Useful chest

Product is very nice.But, it can be big for the price paid. It is small compared to the price.

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Lindo baú, mas não pode encher com muitos brinquedos porque vai se deformando e a tampa é muito pouco prática.

Bonito e funcional, valor um pouco alto, fácil de montar

This isn't my first experience with this brand. I've purchased 3 different bags, a cube container and this toy box. I absolutely love them! They are very durable and absolutely adorable! They're even cuter in person. Now, on to the toy chest. I just purchased this for my 1 year old for Christmas. I have 4 kids so we've definitely had our share of toy boxes. We had several that were wooden and the lids were a huge problem. They were always coming down on their heads or smashing little fingers. The lids ended up broken because the kids were scared of them after a couple of times of being whacked so they would jump back and let the lid the lids free fall. We have tried plastic without success, even settling for a rubbermaid tote for a while. Kids don't gently place their toys in the box, or at least mine don't. Some of the heavier toys were dropped or launched in a few too many times and the plastic ended up cracked. This toy box seems to have solved those issues for us. It's a canvas fabric, so the lid isn't going to do any damage if it comes down on top of the littles and they certainly aren't going to crack it. It's a really nice size and it's stouter than I thought it would be. It's made like the cube containers that fold up and you open them to put the stiff piece in the bottom, if you know what I'm referring to. I've seen my little guy pull up to it as well as lean waaayyyyy in over the side to get the toy he's after and we haven't had any trouble with it. I've seen several reviews complaining that the lid doesn't have velcro so there's no way to hold it down when it's really full. I think you could easily add a piece of velcro if you wanted to but I honestly don't understand the issue. It doesn't matter whether a container is made of wood, plastic, fabric or steel.....if it's too full, the lid doesn't go on. That's just how stuff works. If you try to cram the lid down on this when it's overflowing, the sides are going to bulge so you won't accomplish much. This isn't a deal breaker for me. If it gets a little too full (as toy boxes tend to do), I will just let the lid stick up a little. At least it will all be contained. If it gets way too full, I'll invest in a second one. Let's face it, these are inexpensive in the land of toy boxes. Up until Christmas morning, we had been using a large cardboard box to hold all of the treasures. A couple of things to note in my photos........it appears kind of white in the picture thanks to my flash. In reality, it's more of the natural tan canvas color. Also, in one picture, I put his ride on giraffe inside so you could get an idea of the size. I'm happy and I highly recommend.

This toy chest is just adorable. going to my grave in thinking the Hippo is the cutest one.The chest itself is sturdy enough to old our toddlers toys. Keep in mind this isn't a hard shelled toy chest, and it cannot take physical weight to be stood on or for too many items to go on top. But it does do a great job at holding everything and brightening up the space.