Bean Bag Recommendations

[Pilotbaby]

Does anyone have a recommendation for a bean bag? It will be for a toddler
TIA

[AnnieW625]

I don't think I would spend $150+ on one, but the Restoration Hardware ones are really nice, but pretty big. My BIL bought three of them for their house and thier kids are 4 and 18 mos. . They are plenty big for adults though too.

[MMMommy]

DDs each have the 3 ft Cozy Sack, and DH has a huge 6ft Cozy Sack. Very comfy!

http://www.cozysack.com/Bean-Bag-Cha..._3-bin%2Cprice

[mackmama]

Our RH Baby beanbag does not have a cover that is removable. If you open the cover, the stuff is loose inside. I'd try PBK.

[scrooks]

We have the Land of Nod ones and they are great. You order the cover separate from the bag.

[AnnieW625]

Our RH Baby beanbag does not have a cover that is removable. If you open the cover, the stuff is loose inside. I'd try PBK.

Interesting because it seemed like their cover was removable and the stuff would be contained, maybe they have different models now.
http://www.rhbabyandchild.com/catalo...rhbc_cat102153

[willow33]

We've had our Land of Nod bean bags forever and they are still going strong. Both my boys have jumped on them and dragged them around and they still look great. Highly recommend them! http://www.landofnod.com/bean-bag-ch...an%20bag&rc=76

[squimp]

We have one from Company kids and it has held up well for the last 5 years. It has a removeable cover. It's pretty expensive ($130, so comparable to the bigger LON ones).

[Pilotbaby]

Thanks everyone. The Land of Nod ones look really cute. They have a longer delivery time though. Darn! Does anyone have one from Pottery Barn?

[egoldber]

I got 2 from LE last year during a 40% off sale. The cover is separate from the bag. They have 2 sizes, and we got the larger ones. I would personally do that for the longevity.