I sit here and watch the little ones drag these things around the house all the time. To the living room to watch TV, to the kitchen to watch their mom, to their bedroom, to the game room, it's like taking their favorite blanket or toy with them wherever they go.

They're big, lightweight, around 8 or 9 pounds, comfortable, durable and most of all they're Kid-Safe!

This new design is pear shaped for back support, comes with premium fabric covers to hold the filling in and keep the children out. They come in a wide range of colors and fabrics, ex: vinyl, suede, denim, theme prints, custom, leather, you name it! They even come in a weather resistant outdoor fabric.

Double stitched with clear nylon for strength, and locking zippers for added child safety. They meet all U.S. flammability standards and CPSC guidelines for zipper enclosures.

These new beanbags come with three main types of filling;

1) Polyurethane Foam: it's a kind of foam rubber you would find in the cushions on your couch.

2) Virgin Polystyrene Foam Beads: this is a new styrofoam material formed into little pea shaped balls.

3) Recycled Polystyrene Foam: this is usually a shredded styrofoam product made from the by-product of the packaging and foam board industry. Never used material, ex; cups, plates, etc...

Which ever filling you choose you'll get a quality durable product. Personally I prefer the virgin polystyrene foam. It's lighter and in a couple of years you can fluff it up with the recycled material. It's readily available on most bean bag chair websites.

With all children there are always accidents. These new covers are either machine washable or easily cleaned with a soapy sponge.

If ever there was a product I would recommend to parents, it would be this one. No problems, no worries.

Like I always say. "A happy child is a happy parent"

Kevin Salerno is the Bean Bag Chair expert for http://www.TheBeanChair.com/ your online Bean Bag Chair store. To view the wide variety of colors, patterns, and fabrics loaded onto this website, visit http://www.TheBeanChair.com/categories/ Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Kevin_Salerno