Zoocchini Backpack for the Rabbit Baby
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A brand new backpack Zoocchini it's a modern, square design. It's a minimalist yet functional design. Choose one of five fun animal models and let your little one's imagination run wild!

A kindergarten backpack in the shape of a cute rabbit is ideal for everyday adventures. Your child can take you on a picnic, to preschool, or on a bike ride. The outer layer of the backpack is waterproof. The large main chamber is large enough to hold books and notebooks, as well as a snack bag or lunch box. The large side pocket of the backpack can hold a bottle of drink or a small thermos. A small front pocket will hold pens, crayons, and other small accessories. The backpack has adjustable arms, so we can adjust it to the size of the baby. It also has a name tag that makes it easy to find the owner.

New backpack for the kids Zoocchini it's lightweight, portable, and very practical. It would be perfect as a preschool gift.

Characteristics
- minimalist and functional design,
- a spacious main chamber in a convenient rectangular shape,
- side, flexible bottle pocket - prevents the container from sticking out,
- a front pocket for small accessories,
- adjustable arms allow the backpack to be adjusted to the child' s height,
- a reinforced handle – for hanging on the preschool hook,
- a personal data tag - makes it easy to identify the owner,
- free of azo dyes, BPA and phthalates!

The dimensions:
- width 31 cm
- 26 cm high
- depth 10 cm
- adjustable bracket

For use:
- wipe thoroughly with a damp cloth.

Made from 100% polyester.

Designed in the USA

Manufacture Zoocchini it was established in 2007. Now it's run by a team of creative minds from the children's industry. It's one of the most recognizable boutique brands in the U.S. and Canada that has developed its own unique style. Products Zoocchini it's a premium product that's designed with great attention to detail. The company motto is, "If we don't like it and it doesn't meet our standards, we don't do it. ”