Team Favourites: 8 sturdy backpacks we love!

Do you love lists as much as we do? Whenever my eyes scout ‘the 5 best..’ or ‘the 7 healthiest…’ somewhere, I just have to read what is written. As if I’d be really, really be missing out on something if I didn’t read!

As you know, we only share about products we genuinely love here on Babyccino — and often we focus on one brand at a time — but we’ve decided that sometimes it’s nice (and handy) to see a list of items that really works for us. Items that we’ve used and tested, products we’ve deemed to be the best, the coolest, the most practical, the most beautiful, the most whatever, and that we really want to share with you!

So today we’re starting a new series where every other week or so (whenever we feel inspired!), our team will share a round-up of our favourite products, organised by theme. Because why would you do all the research when we have already done it for you?

This week, we’re talking school backpacks!

1. The Estex backpacks are not only adorable looking but also very practical and sturdy. We’ve had one for over six years and it is still going strong. And I love the fact that it is machine washable! -Esther
2. The Herschel backpacks are very practical and light, have lots of pockets that open easily and have a great design. My husband loves his. They come in smaller sizes for little kids too. -Lara in Paris
3. The Fjällräven Kånken comes in two sizes: choose the smaller size for littler children and the bigger size for tweens, teenagers, or for yourself. Machine washable and easy access because the entire front zips open. So practical, and also hard wearing. -Vicky
4. We have the Fanny & Alexander satchels which my kids take absolutely everywhere. They love them because they are light enough to wear around all day long and are just the perfect size for a packed lunch. They hold their shape really well and are quite firm so they’re great at keeping books, colouring pads, and paper nice and neat inside. -Kate
5. Helena’s is from Engel which is perfect for bigger kids as it fits loads of books in. We love the design of the Dutch windmills but they have some great other designs too. It also has a matching pencil case with it which is perfect. -Vanessa
6. This satchel backpack by Emile et Ida with golden trim is even cuter in person! It comes with a matching pencil case too. -Polona
7. We have a whole collection of these cute backpacks by Cath Kidston, some of which we bought  7 years ago in London and they’re still perfect! There are smaller as well as bigger sizes. -Caroline
8. This sturdy retro style backpack by Goodordering is big and has loads of handy side packets. Perfect for older children who need to bring more stuff to school. (There is also an adorable mini-me version for smaller children. So cute!) -Esther

What are your kids’ favourite backpacks?

xxx Esther

p.s. If you’d like to see a round-up of something in particular, please ask. We’d love ideas!

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