Even the youngest ballet student needs a dance bag to keep things safe and organized during training. Dance bags can be bought to grow with a child's changing taste, or simply as a safe place to store those expensive accessories.
Depending on the type of school the student attends, dance bag style may be regulated or your own choice.Toddler ballet lessons are typically much less strict as the student might still be wearing diapers or pull-ups.
This leads to another point; a toddler ballet bag will have room for personal care items as well. If you are thinking about putting your little one into a ballet class, having a special tote will make your life much easier.
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LPerry, Thank you for the practical information, pretty pictures and product lines.
In particular, I appreciate the first product, the duffel bag with tutu, as well as the last, the slipper duffel. You know that your article actually exemplifies the rule of the four P's, don't you: not just petite, practical and pretty but also pink! (Would the ballerino have them all in blue, and what would the bag-makers replace the tutu with?)
Your statement that "Street clothes and class attire can quickly create piles of confusion where things can get easily lost" made me think of the English version, Cold Pursuit, of the Norwegian film translated as In Order of Disappearance. The bad-guy father, who struggles with trying to figure out who's killing which thug and why, must deal with a son who keeps losing one backpack after another.