It’s an open and shut case. The Playvolution HQ Supreme Court hereby declares suitcases are a charming and useful loose part kids will find all kinds of ways to use. How are they likely to be used?
For imaginary trips to Grandma’s house and the moon–or maybe Grandma’s house on the moon. For hauling stuff around and maybe dumping it out. For playing hiding games. For storage and or hording of materials they don’t want anyone else to use. For opening and closing and zipping and latching. Heck, they may even decide to use them as a canvas for painting or decorating with sparkled beads.
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