Boo Roo and Tigger Too

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Please look after this Trunki

Paddington Bear may have travelled across the ocean from deepest, darkest Peru in order to end up at Paddington Station, before meeting the Brown family. Although travelling to East Anglia isn’t quite the same journey (although can feel just as long when you’re on the A47), the Boo Roo and Tigger Too family welcomed our very own special guest into our home. The Paddington Bear Trunki, complete with an extra special ‘Please look after this Trunki – Thank you‘ label – which the children adored.

Please look after this Trunki

Designed for travelling tots – so, grab your duffle coat and red wellington boots and ride off with your Paddington Trunki to the capital!

Blue in colour, with a Paddington Bear on the side raising his hat ‘hello’ and iconic London landmarks This new Paddington Trunki will be certain to have little Paddington fans excited to ride around exploring the sights of London.

When it comes to taking day trips and travelling as a family we try to grab every opportunity as possible. Whether we are heading to a firm favourite such as Thomas Land or one of the many Merlin Attractions. With three children in tow, there is always the need for careful packing. Especially as there is usually only Mr Boo and me to carry it along on the other end of our journey. Trunki eases this problem in a number of ways. 

Firstly, by producing funky designs just like the new Paddington Bear Trunki that encourage children to show an interest in their luggage. Secondly, (and probably the best feature) a Trunki is a ride on luggage solution, perfect for whizzing around the airport, hotel room or along the station platform. Enabling children to either pull their Trunki along or hop onboard and scoot along. Thirdly, the ample space available inside, enabling parents to pack all the essentials, as well as a few extras ‘just in case’.

Paddington Bear Trunki // Boo Roo and Tigger Too’s thoughts…

Both Roo and Tigger have had Trunki’s since they were younger and have made full use of them on overnight stays at friends and families houses. Family trips away to theme packs etc. The available space inside is perfect for housing clothes, comfort blankets as well as toys and activities to keep entertained on trips away.

To some, the Trunki may look like a suitcase, or it may be used as a toy box. It may be sat upon and wheeled along the floor, our new Paddington Trunki is that and so much more. To Piglet, it is a friend, a companion, a playmate. She has taken Paddington under her wing and dare I say leading him astray with some of her antics. Utilising it in the boot of the car to house extra clothing, nappies and snacks when we have been on day trips. Seeing how many toys we can squeeze inside before we head off to see family. As well as an emergency picnic hamper when we made an impromptu visit to the seaside to walk along the sand dunes and blow the cobwebs away.

A Trunki is not just a suitcase, it is so much more.

Paddington Bear Trunki // Where Can I Buy One?

The Paddington Bear Trunki is available to purchase directly from Trunki. Currently priced at £44.99 with free delivery.

Paddington Bear Trunki Giveaway

Boo Roo and Tigger Too are passing the baton over to another family to ‘Please look after this Trunki‘ with a Paddington Bear Trunki to giveaway.

To enter simply complete the Gleam widget below, all entries are optional and each one completed will gain you more entries into the random draw.

Paddington Bear Trunki

Disclosure: We received a Paddington Bear Trunki FOC for the purpose of review

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  4. First would have to be Marmalade sarnies. then his little teddy as he will not sleep without it then his pad so he can watch his cartoons and mum and dad can get a little peace!

  5. Well my little boy would pack his bear and his favourite books and clean pants!

  12. my daughter would no doubt fill it with her dolls and all their clothes, she would expect all of her own clothes to go in my bag lol

  13. knowing my daughter, she would pack all of her dolls and dolls clothes, not taking a thought about clothes for herself!

  16. My daughter would pack her Paddington Bear, and all of her favourite books and crayons

  18. Favourite cuddly Padding Bear, colouring book and pencils, snacks and clean underwear!

  22. I don’t have any children but would love to win this prize to donate to charity, to go to Romania.

  25. We’d pack a map, binoculars, a compass & marmalade sandwiches and go exploring darkest Peru.

  26. Teddy which goes every where with us, and no doubt as many of his toys he can fit in.

  28. Leave me a comment telling me what you would pack on your Paddington inspired adventures . . . .why, marmalade sandwiches of course

  32. Blanky
    Teddies
    Toys
    Chocolate
    Trunks
    My grandson just knows what he likes with him.

  34. I would pack overnight essentials (toothbrush, pjs, teddy) for a stay at my little foster baby’s new adoptive parents home x

  36. I would pack my son a little picnic packed lunch, colouring in book and crayons, his stuffed dinosaur and some spare clothes. Oh and binoculars for an adventure!

  37. My Grandson would pack clothes, lego, jam sandwiches & some colouring books.

  42. My daughter would pack her teddy bear & Elsa dress for our holiday to Portugal!

  43. Vimto lollies, walnut whips and spearmint because you can’t get them in Australia 🙂

  47. My son’s little multi coloured monkey. Snack Bars, chocolate buttons to share, a comfy change of clothes for little one.

  52. My little boy would fill it with his teddy’s and toy cars, I would try to squeeze in some snacks and drinks

  54. Our little ones would pack books & crayons & teddy bear
    Maybe a clean set of underwear
    Cars, Lego bricks and all their tat
    Marmalade sandwiches? They go under Paddingtons hat!

  55. Apart from a jar of marmalade it would be toys to keep the words ‘I’m bored from ever being uttered

  62. Lots of games, sweets and other snacks. Definitely don’t forget the marmalade sandwiches.

  63. It would include favourite toys and a hat. Like Paddington my son loves a hat

  70. going to blackpool end of april and scotland in december, trunki would be perfect for our little girl

  72. My littleboy would happily fill it with lots of lego blocks and all his books and teddies

  74. marmalade sandwiches of course, haha no probably some snakcs for the kids and a change of clothes they always get messy xxx

  78. My daughter loves Paddington and she would packs her snacks, books to read and colouring pencils and a sketch pad.

  92. Marmalade sandwiches, first & foremost. Pencils & paper to write that important, please look after this bear note. Toiletries & toothbrush to keep clean en-route.

  95. My grandson would love to pack his paddington wellies,books & some summer shorts into this fabulous trunkie

  96. I would give it to my Grandson so he could use it when he visits for overnight stays. He always brings some bedtime books and lots of cars so this is what we would use it for.

  98. I am sure my grandson would back his trains teddy a book and lots of treats

  99. It’s got to be jar of marmalade and some bread! (and some colouring books and pens!)

  102. My little grandson loves bears he has a Winnie the pooh he’s had since he was born he’s now 4 that would go in it I think it would possibly be full of bears

  104. My great-niece’s shorts, t-shirts, swimming costume, a couple of teddies and some crisps.

  110. Clothes, books and colouring materials. Marmalade sandwiches, my little girl has a little corduroy dress with Paddington in the pocket so would have to pack that and her Paddington teddy.

  113. My son would pack his paddington bear, jellycat bunny, snacks and colouring sets

  119. I would try and get sensible clothes in there, but I think it would end up being mostly toys.

  121. My little Hamish would love this! He would pack it with his wellies, his favourite hat and fire engine.

  127. Marmalade sandwiches ( obviously! ) A map of the London Underground and a hat!!!

  129. My son would pack his cars, and some snacks. I would add some spare clothes as he’s recently potty trained x

  131. A cuddly toy, a duffle coat, some snuggly pjs, a bedtime story & a jar of marmalade. X

  133. every time i pack my sons clothes he takes them out and fills my case with toys so i think my son would love to fill with toys while i stick to packing the clothes

  136. Travel chess, colouring book and a marmalade butty my grandson would love this thank you so much

  137. My best friend granddaughter would love this when she visits her granddad in Thailand

  138. Knowing my little ones it would be toys my boy loves his cars my daughter Sheriah 5 would take her tablet and some snacks

  140. Marmalade Sandwiches woohoo !!! okay maybe it would be loads of marvel superhero figures

  143. My granddaughter would pack her favourite stuffed toys, some snacks and maybe some clothes. Her mummy would have to pack a sponge bag for her.

  148. Ham sandwiches, favourire owl teddy, map of the UK, drinks and a notepad and clouring pens

  151. I’d pack as much as possible for an “exciting adventure” to keep my young grandchildren happy … snacks, drinks, books, crayons etc, a small cuddly toy each, their tablets (sigh…. a sign of the times!) … wellies, wipes and a change of clothing (for messy kids) and most important “treasure bags” for collecting ‘rare’ finds (e.g. feathers, pine cones, shells etc), plus I’d pack my camera to capture those precious moments (photos for my scrapbook). Makes me want to go on an adventure right now – I need to start planning one!

  154. Being Paddington inspired we would definitely pack a jar of marmalade for marmalade sandwiches, a teddy bear and the essentials xXx

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