Kids Travel In Style With Lela & Mosi Luggage

July 1, 2016

July 1, 2016

Last Updated on April 12, 2022 by Successful Black Parenting Staff

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1465438617_plane-ticketGoing to grandma’s house? Let the little one pack her own luggage in this Lela suitcase from the UK, called a trolley case in good old England. This suitcase has a whimsical drawing of a Black girl with Afro-puffs! Designed by a dad for his children.


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ButterflyThe idea was born when a proud father of a beautiful newborn baby girl went out looking for something special to buy for his little princess. He came across a few items of merchandise for young girls with animated characters on them, none of which represented his daughter. After making this discovery, he went home to his wife and expressed his
disappointment. So using her creative flair they set out on a Trolley-case-backjourney to develop a character to which young African and Caribbean girls could relate (Lela & Mosi website).

Unfortunately, there’s not a Mosi suitcase to choose from yet, but there are backpacks available on their website.


Did you know Lela in Swahili means Black beauty? We feel a new baby trend is about to take off here!Butterfly 2

To purchase the Lela suitcase, visit the Lela & Mosi website. They ship internationally, and you can use coupon code LELATROLLEY20 for 20% off the suitcase. It costs about $40.71 US.


 

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  • Janice robinson-celeste

    Janice Robinson-Celeste, MBA, is the founder and publisher of Successful Black Parenting Magazine, the Iris Award-winning publication for parents of Black children. An early childhood specialist and former classroom teacher, she is a Public Voices Fellow of The OpEd Project with the National Black Child Development Institute, and her opinion writing has appeared in HuffPost, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The 74, TheGrio, Word In Black, The Fulcrum and Women's eNews. She is the author of Pride and Joy: African-American Baby Celebrations (Simon & Schuster) and the award-winning children's book Miles' Stuffy Nose, hosts the BACKtalk podcast, and founded the National Black Parenting Conference. She is a proud mom of three.

    Founder and Publisher, Successful Black Parenting Magazine

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