
Youngsters who want their own sleeping bag when on warm-weather camping trips or sleepovers will love the soft materials and easy packing of the Kelty Little Dipper 40 Junior. It's not insulated well enough for cold-weather camping, however.
For daytime naps and backyard campouts. The Kelty Little Dipper 40 Junior is a snug and stylish bag for toddlers and young children. The bag is built to withstand the ruggedness of camping, but the 40-degree temperature rating is not suitable for cool outdoor temperatures at night. However, parents say they love this sleeping bag, and their children do, too. The synthetic insulation will dry quickly if exposed to moisture, users write. One major letdown: the Little Dipper's small size limits its use to children under about 4 feet, 4 inches.
Hidden pillow pocket. The tape-fastened pillow pocket allows kids to adjust the height and proportion of their pillow, which can be fashioned by inserting a blow-up pillow, small blanket, clothing or even a soft toy in the pocket. The high-denier polyester taffeta is easy on skin, and the Cloudloft synthetic insulation is fluffy enough for kids to use the bag on mild nights without feeling too chilled.
Functional and cute. Parents say the Kelty Little Dipper is durable enough for daily use as a playtime accessory and as a comfy napping bag. "This children's bag is totally functional while still being 'cute'," writes one contributor at Campmor.com. The bag's zipper is easy for young hands to maneuver, and the attached stuff sack is roomy enough for kids to use without help. The bag comes in two color schemes, without being too gender-specific in the design.
Parents like the ability to fully unzip the bag and use it as a quilt, which makes it more versatile than a closed-foot mummy bag. "My son likes that the hoop cinches down like my mummy bag, so his ears don't get cold," one reviewer on OutdoorPlay.com writes. Parents also appreciate the use of an elastic adjustment instead of a pull cord, which could pose a tangling or choking hazard. Kelty sleeping bags have a one-year limited warranty for the product's original owner.

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1. Amazon.com
About a dozen Amazon users give the Kelty Little Dipper a perfect rating in their reviews. Users praise the bag's look and fit for toddlers. Most reviewers say they have purchased the bag for a 2- or 3-year-old child, expecting to use the bag for four or five more years.
Review: Kelty Boy's Little Dipper 40 Degree Sleeping Bag, Contributors to Amazon.com, As of June 2013
2. Campmor.com
A handful of Campmor.com customers give the Kelty Little Dipper sleeping bag an average rating of 4.7 stars out of 5. Users say they like the look and design of the bag, and find it perfect for naps and sleepovers.
Review: Kelty Little Dipper 40 Degree Junior Sleeping Bag, Contributors Campmor.com, As of May 2013
3. Backcountry.com
Two more user reviews on gear site Backcountry.com further support parents' satisfaction with the Kelty Little Dipper in a variety of environments. One user's family tests the bags in the Alps with 2- and 4-year-old boys, while another's family uses it for both camping and when watching TV at home.
Review: Kelty Little Dipper Sleeping Bag: 40 Degree Synthetic-Boys', Contributors to Backcountry.com , As of May 2013
4. OutdoorPlay.com
A couple user reviews on retail site OutdoorPlay.com give the Kelty Little Dipper 5 and 4.5 stars. One owner's twins love having the same bag in different colors, and the other appreciates the bag's ability to unzip completely.
Review: Kelty Little Dipper 40 Degree Junior Kid's Camping Sleeping Bag, Contributors to OutdoorPlay.com, As of May 2013
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