TrayKit Keeps Traveling Hands Busy

Travel, both international and domestic, consumes a significant portion of every journey. The trip seems even longer if you are bringing children. Let’s face it: getting on the plane may be exciting (what kid doesn’t like taking off their shoes in public?) and the first ten minutes of every car trip is great, but it’s what happens in between that can make or break even the strongest wills. “Are we there yet?” is an acceptable refrain if the trip is ten minutes to Grandma’s, but not thrilling when the destination is Seoul, some ten hours away.

It seems the boredom problem is not going to go away anytime soon. According to U.S. travel, 30% of U.S. adults travel with children on vacation. Children are making up a bigger piece of the travel pie than ever before. The US Government noted that international travel is now a big mover for modern kids: about 1.9 million every year. That’s a lot of idle hands! The TrayKit from Content and Calm can help keep kids busy.

Developed by a travel-veteran and mom, the TrayKit and TrayKit Traveller collection are the perfect fit for small hands. The TrayKit, which was featured on Fox News and MSN, is more than just a backpack: it’s also a lifesaver. The straps and handle are specially designed for small hands, which not only allows parents and caregivers more freedom, but gives each child a sense of ownership.

Children can organize toys, games, books, crayons, or small projects into the numerous pockets in the bag; with a quick zip, they’re ready to go! The TrayKit can be used in a variety of positions, from being hung from the back of a seat (road trips) to being attached to a table (plane rides). The TrayKit has built-in side supports that help keep the kit open, making it easier for children to keep all of their goodies inside. Camo, Striped, Polka Dot, or Star styles are available.

The play surface is extendable (with a flexible bend that allows for a collection of writing tools) and features raised sides that prevent toys, crayons or projects from sliding off. Quite possibly the biggest selling-point of the TrayKit is the easy clean-up: the surfaces are all wipe-and-go, and when the destination is reached, the bag can be flipped and zipped closed.

Sure-fire accompaniments to the TrayKit are from the TrayKit Traveller collection. It consists of a variety of coordinating travel items. Kids will feel all grown up with their very own passport holders. Future writers can note each detail in the travel journal kits, which come with pencils and erasers. The cuddly TravelBugs can be attached to the TrayKit and come in four varieties.

Make traveling stress-free for parents and children by getting the entertaining accessories at www.contentandcalm.com