Trunki Harley the Ladybug Ride-on Suitcase (Limited Edition) £26.24 delivered @Amazon

jellyhead

I didn't know there was a gruffalo one - I want it! We have the ordinary blue one which I think was the first to be made? I saw them being rejected on dragons den but I'd already seen them for sale in baby mags by that point, and I just had to buy one

My nephew has the tiger which is very cute - the ladybirds are gorgeous though! We take this for toys, books etc. and you can get loads into it.

Ours is less than 3 years old and still going strong so I have no excuse for buying another one.

minimoneysaver

Trunki: Innovative Wheeled Child Travel Luggage/Suitcase
BoostApak

PRICE : £39.99

With the law requiring all children under 12 years old or 135cm in height to use a booster seat it’s important to have one to hand at all times. BoostApak is the ideal solution, a spacious, hand-luggage approved rucksack which doubles as a booster seat, perfect for car-pooling and family holidays. Whether travelling by car, taxi or bus you’ll never be a booster seat short again!

Launching early 2010 - Find out more here.

Email me when BoostApak arrives!

This is genius! I've gone on the mailing list.

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minimoneysaver wrote: »

Trunki: Innovative Wheeled Child Travel Luggage/Suitcase
BoostApak

PRICE : £39.99


This is genius! I've gone on the mailing list.

I might have to get these, it would be great if you were travelling by train/plane/coach to visit people who don't have spare booster seats

pudding

i emailed them about the date of the carseat/backpacks and they said hopefully january if not sooner if they can..the lady was really helpful and she said they have had positive feedback about them

Toto

Those are indeed genius, I will get one when they come out I also can't help loving the fact that these are such great products but the dragons said no.

jellyhead

Toto wrote: »

Those are indeed genius, I will get one when they come out I also can't help loving the fact that these are such great products but the dragons said no.

I know :rotfl: As soon as I saw a trunkie in prima baby magazine I knew I had to buy one. Everyone who's seen my boy on his has bought one.

Maybe the dragons didn't like the idea of lots of bored, hyper toddlers zooming around airports and tripping adults up?

The hotel we stayed in had never had a toddler zoom across their floors on a trunkie and weren't too pleased about it. Checking in took sooooo long though and we hadn't had a meal, and it was nearly midnight and we'd been travelling since breakfast - I didn't have the heart to stop him

We've only been abroad once, but the trunkie gets used all the time. It sounds obvious, but you have to be vigilant on the railway platform because they could zoom on to the tracks in the blink of an eye.