Bag for toddler

*NYC Princess*

*NYC Princess*

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I never thought I'd be this person but I am really considering a bag for my one and half year old. She likes to pick up my bags and say she is going out. She picks up a Chanel woc which is "her size".

I walked into a Coach store and saw this swagger 15. It is soo cute, like a mature bag in miniature size. It is $250. There's also the Lv mini speedy which is discontinued which I could find for this price or less.

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*NYC Princess* said:
I never thought I'd be this person but I am really considering a bag for my one and half year old. She likes to pick up my bags and say she is going out. She picks up a Chanel woc which is "her size".

I walked into a Coach store and saw this swagger 15. It is soo cute, like a mature bag in miniature size. It is $250. There's also the Lv mini speedy which is discontinued which I could find for this price or less.

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Those are both so sweet, especially for a small child since they would be her size, but honestly, and this is just my opinion, I think she may be better off with a small fabric bag instead until she's a little older. Cheap little fabric and/or plastic purses can easily be washed after *enter toddler body function or food spill disaster here* and it wouldn't be a great loss should it get damaged, lost, stolen, etc.
 
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Miss Krys said:
Those are both so sweet, especially for a small child since they would be her size, but honestly, and this is just my opinion, I think she may be better off with a small fabric bag instead until she's a little older. Cheap little fabric and/or plastic purses can easily be washed after *enter toddler body function or food spill disaster here* and it wouldn't be a great loss should it get damaged, lost, stolen, etc.
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Miss Krys said:
Those are both so sweet, especially for a small child since they would be her size, but honestly, and this is just my opinion, I think she may be better off with a small fabric bag instead until she's a little older. Cheap little fabric and/or plastic purses can easily be washed after *enter toddler body function or food spill disaster here* and it wouldn't be a great loss should it get damaged, lost, stolen, etc.
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Yep, my line of thought too.
 
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Miss Krys said:
Those are both so sweet, especially for a small child since they would be her size, but honestly, and this is just my opinion, I think she may be better off with a small fabric bag instead until she's a little older. Cheap little fabric and/or plastic purses can easily be washed after *enter toddler body function or food spill disaster here* and it wouldn't be a great loss should it get damaged, lost, stolen, etc.
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I hear you. I think I will get a "play" hello kitty one and one of these other ones will be for special occasions and for her to grow into. It won't be taken outside the house or to meals/snacks.
 
#8
shminbabe said:
The micro mini Swagger is too cute. You have to get it for her.
LV is just... so basic. Lol.
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Lol!! Yea the micro swagger is like a mini mature bag! But I wonder if it is a better "value" to get the Lv which may be less expensive too. Maybe she can use the latter as a makeup bag or something when she is an adult event.
 
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*NYC Princess* said:
Lol!! Yea the micro swagger is like a mini mature bag! But I wonder if it is a better "value" to get the Lv which may be less expensive too. Maybe she can use the latter as a makeup bag or something when she is an adult event.
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I agree with your thinking. The LV mini can actually carry things, like a doll or toy. Not sure about the swagger. And you would be in good company with Megs, cos she got one of those for her baby too right?
 
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My cousins daughter has that LV, she's 7. Her aunt bought it for her, and she does carry it around. However, kids just aren't conscious of things like adults. So I would be asking myself if I would be ok with my daughter having it, knowing she might not care for it like I would? I admit I have seen more expensive bags that I know my daughter would love, and thought about it. But she would be a kid with it, and that would bug me. I think for Christmas this year I'm going to get her a wristlet of some kind from FOS.
 
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