Personalized Embroidered Train Back Pack
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Customer Experiences
My son was given one of your stools in 1986 it has been in use one way or another ever since. Thank you for a quality product
MichaelOur son received one of your stools when he was born - 12 years ago!! He still has it - he still cherishes it. We have given many as gifts over the years. Thank
BarbaraThese are the coolest gifts for new babies! Let me know if you ever want a reference for your website….
DavidThanks so much! We have been giving these gifts to new babies for 17years (ever since our daughter received one as a new baby!) and they are always loved and ch
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Availability: Allow approximately 1 week for creation and delivery
- Description
FREE SHIPPING in the continental U.S.
- This super-cute quilted backpack will hold everything your child needs for preschool or that fun outing to dance class or a play date
- This backpack may be personalized with your choice of the child's name or initials for easy identification
- All Stephen Joseph quilted backpacks feature: Durable quilted, padded construction
- 14" x 12" x 4" proportions to hold everything you need
- Drawstring closure and Magnetic snap
- Zippered outer pocket, great for holding "treasures"
- 100% cotton twill outer -- Best of all, they're completely Machine Washable for Easy Care
- Allow approximately 1 week for delivery
Customer Experiences
Thanks so much! My 18 and 19 year old received your stool when they were born and I have been sending them as gifts ever since. They are great!
RandiOur daughter is now 33. The tradition continues...I've since purchased two others for my first and second grand daughters when they were born and now one for Ca
PJWe got our first stool almost 29 years ago for our oldest son and have 2 more children(26 and 20) who also have theirs. We use them to this very day. We love to
SherylIn 1997, we received a name bench as a gift from a dear friend for the birth of our first child. I used it to put my feet up to nurse, she used it to push it ar
Kristina