When parents learn about blind bags
The other week I was teaching a friend about blind bags. It’s a word that we’ve started using a lot in the past year. It’s one that four-year-old Big Girl taught me.
Watching toy reviews with someone opening blind bags, or mystery bags, is something that appears to be quite popular on YouTube Kids for the age group, and that’s why I was excited to pull out a blind bag for Big Girl to open from THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE products box LEGO sent us.
The new LEGO BATMAN MOVIE blind bags (£2.99 each) with minifigures appear to be everywhere these days. I even spotted several baskets with them in Heathrow last week, and I’m not surprised they are popular for travelling.
We used to collect stickers when I was growing up, but in a blind bag like the LEGO ones there’s a fun little toy to play with. At least that’s what Big Girl thought when uncovering a Vacation Batman minifigure with an inflatable duck swimming ring in the one she’d received to review.
The limited edition THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE series features favourite characters from the film in outfits recognised from the film and with a display plate and a collector’s leaflet. Many of the minifigures look really fun, and there’s a Fairy Batman that Big Girl ‘really really wants’.
In fact, she wants this pink Fairy Batman so much she’s asked me if she could wish for THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE blind bags for Christmas.
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