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A soft-sided box for the corner of a room where the toys land. There is a dino character on the front, handles on two sides so a child can drag it around, and it collapses flat when empty. Nothing complicated: it exists so the floor gets cleared in one sweep rather than one toy at a time, and it looks like something rather than a plain cube.
Empty, it folds down to nothing and slides under a bed or behind a wardrobe. Rigid boxes take up the same space whether they are full or not.
Two handles at child height. A box a four-year-old can move themselves is a box that gets used, and moving it to the toys beats carrying the toys to it.
The character on the front is why a child agrees to use it. Storage that looks like storage tends to sit empty in a room where everything else is a game.
Fabric rather than hard plastic, so a knock into it does not hurt and the box does not scuff a skirting board when it gets dragged across a room.
Specifications as published by the manufacturer for this model.
A 58 by 84 inch water-resistant blanket that folds into its own carry bag.
A rolled nap mat with an attached pillow and a name tag, in the butterfly print.
