Puj Big Hug Review

~This review was made possible by Puj~

 

 I am so honored to have been selected as an official Puj product tester!  Puj (pronounced: pudge) is a company whose purpose is to make our lives easier as parents by simplifying parenthood. 

 

I’m sure if you have toddlers you have the same issue I do…the baby hooded towels no longer work.  The concept is still great its just it no longer covers your child the way they once did.  Puj has the perfect solution to our problems the Puj Big Hug is the only towel we will need for several years.  The towel has been designed to cover children from ages 2-8. 

 

 

My daughter is two and she thought it was great!  The Big Hug was easy to put on correctly and hang up.  She thought it was a super hero cape and soared through the house with her wings flapping.  Even my eldest daughter wanted to use the towel at bath time (unfortunately it did not cover her).  However, at bath time my two-year-old did use the towel and it covered her completely (she is the size of a four-year-old).  It kept her nice and warm till we reached her room.  The arm pockets made it easy for her to dry herself and to wrap herself up in.  She even told me how soft it was and didn't want to take it off.  I would recommend this towel to all my friends with toddlers.

 

 



The towel is BPA-free with PVC-free silicone parts are 100% washable.  You can also purchase the Puj Nub to hang your child's towel on.  This would put an end to wet towels piled on your bathroom floors.



 

Connect:  You can connect with Puj and their products by vistiting their website and facebook pages.

Buy:  You can purchase your own Puj Big Hug for $45 on their website or Amazon.

 

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