Customer Reviews

Redmon Ladybug Bongo Buddy

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Love this hamper! My daughter keeps her room clean and is happy to put dirty clothes to "feed the lady bug". seems durable and well made and its cute:)

This hamper does a decent job at being a hamper, but it takes up a lot of space. Since it's cylindrical, it doesn't make efficient use of space if you put it against the wall or in a corner. But the biggest downside for me is that my 2.5 year old was frightened by the bug-ness of it, especially at night. I also find it really creepy. Luckily the bug face folds back, so now it is just a big red cylinder with weird purple arms. All in all, if your kid loves ladybugs this might work, but it wasn't a big hit at our house.

Perfect for my daughters Ladybug themed room. It's actually quite large, so we use it to store all of her stuffed animals/soft toys and there is still room for more. Looks great in the corner of the room. Love it!

I bought this for my daughter because she is so bad about picking up her dirty clothes. Instead of telling her to pick them up and listen to her whine I now only have to say "feed the ladybug" and she will do it without complaint. Turning another chore into something fun.

My toddlers room was covered with stuffed toys and dolls everywhere until we got this bug. It's really cute and holds a lot of toys (all my daughters toys fit in with some room left on top). My daughter really loves the lady bug and actually puts all her toys back in before she goes to bed. She never put her toys away before we had this, so that's another big plus. But I agree with the previous reviewer, I don't think it's very sturdy but since we don't move it anywhere I hope it will last.

I store my children's stuffed toys in the ladybug. It holds a lot. The children love playing with it plus it looks neat sitting in the corner of the room.

My two-year-old son LOVES the "bug." He loves feeding it all of his baby sister's laundry as well as his own. He also likes climbing into it and making it his fort. Between him and the cat (who also pretends it's a fort) the metal springy wire that gives the head the dome shape popped out at the edges (rather like an old, worn, underwire bra). I had to rip it out as there was no real way to shore up the tear, and it was an eye-poking hazard. I still use it, but it's not quite the same. I'll most likely be ordering the exact same one as a replacement one of these days.