Back to School With Pink Lining Picture Satchel

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I am here once again with a company that I worked with last year. You may remember or then again you may not, but then, mommy and I did a review of the Pink Lining Mini Yummy diaper bag. It was small but boy did it surprise us with the amount of items it was able to hold. This was a beautiful diaper bag that actually did not look like a diaper bag. It was also one that mommies everywhere would feel good about carrying around even after the diaper bag was no longer needed. Well with back to school almost here. Yeah my brothers return to school in four weeks, can you believe that? They won’t be around to bother me much anymore. Maybe I should be happy! Well I’m here to share with you another of Pink Lining’s product, and this time it’s not for mommies but for your little one’s returning to school. I bring to you the Pink Lining Child Picture Satchel. These satchels are oh so cute and make the perfect first backpack for all your little ones, whether they’re starting kindergarten or even the fifth grade.

Available in four beautiful designs perfect for your little boy or girl. In the first photo you can choose from (left to right), Dinosaur Walk, Little Lady, While the World Slept and Robbie the Robot. I was sent the Pink Lining Picture Satchel Little Lady. I was able to take mine with me to daycare and got quite a lot of compliments on it.

This has everything that your little one would love. Now there’s a reason why it’s called a picture satchel. On the very front is a see through window which you can proudly display your artwork. It does come with the masterpiece card so I was able to do mine. Now don’t laugh at my artwork but I think I am going to be the next Van Gogh.

Also don’t let the size of this picture satchel fool you. While it may look like it’s just for us little ones, it can surely hold quite a bit. Measuring at 31(L) x 27(H) x 8(W) cm, there was quite a lot of space in there. I was going to daycare for about 2 hours while mommy went to an appointment and I was able to fit a change of clothes, diapers, wipes and a book in there. Your little one will be able to fit quite a lot more. There is a separate mesh pocket that you can fit things in while it comes with the signature pink nylon interior which is easy to clean.

The opening of the picture satchel is also very easy to use and as with all Pink Lining products it is very well made. It is made of 100% cotton canvas laminated with EVA coating and the outside only requires a damp cloth with some mild detergent for easy clean up. 

With adjustable straps this makes it great for a child of any size and age. It is very comfortable on my back and the shoulder straps fit naturally on my little shoulders.

I am really loving my Picture Satchel and I know your little one will too. Let them walk around and show off their masterpiece to the world. I know I am! The Pink Lining Child Picture Satchel gets my TWO TINY THUMBS UP!

The Pink Lining Child Picture Satchel is available for purchase on the website and is priced at $30. 

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