Giraffe Harness Backpack
Embark on the ultimate toddler adventure with the Giraffe Harness Backpack! Crafted with your child's comfort and safety in mind, this eco-friendly bag is the perfect companion for curious 1-3 year olds.
- Comfortable sternum strap and secure, detachable tether
- Non-toxic, degradable, and recyclable foam textile construction
- Two mesh pockets for storing snacks, toys, and other essentials
The Giraffe Backpack allows your little one to explore the world with confidence, while giving you the peace of mind you need. Its soft, durable design ensures a snug, comfortable fit, empowering your toddler to wander freely without worry. Whether you're heading to the park, going for a hike, or simply running errands, this backpack is the perfect way to give your child the freedom to discover their surroundings while keeping them close. Invest in a bag that prioritizes safety, sustainability, and style for your growing explorer.
- Sized and designed for children ages 1 to 3 with cushioned, adjustable straps and sternum strap.
- Two inside mesh pockets and detachable tether.
- Crafted from a sustainable foam textile material that is degradable, recyclable, and friendly to the environment.
- All Dabbawallas have been rigorously tested for over 200 potentially harmful chemicals, including lead, phthalates, and PVC.
- Individually-sewn in Taiwan at a woman-owned factory.
- Inside dimensions: 9" High x 8" Wide and 4" Deep
Fabric Care: Machine washable (front loaders only using a lingerie bag to protect straps) or hand wash. Do not store in direct sunlight, as this may damage the product.
Warning: Potential choking hazards. Be aware of the danger when using tether near automatic doors, escalators, motorized toys, etc. Remove the tether when using this product as a backpack only. This product is not a toy. Keep out of the child’s reach when not in use. ALWAYS use with adult supervision. Before each use, inspect the product. Throw away at the first sign of damage or weakness. This item is not a safety device.
