Kids Crossbody Water Bottle Holder with Astronaut Print
A navy astronaut-bunny cup carrier that hangs cross-body, so your child walks, plays and explores with both hands free. The insulated woven sleeve fits a standard can-sized bottle and the strap adjusts as they grow.
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A navy astronaut-bunny cup carrier that hangs cross-body, so your child walks, plays and explores with both hands free. The insulated woven sleeve fits a standard can-sized bottle and the strap adjusts as they grow.
Hands-free kids' cup carrier: a fun astronaut-bunny cup cover that hangs cross-body so children can carry their water bottle anywhere
- bottle gets lost or dropped while kids are on the move
- bare bottles get hot or sweaty in hand
- carrying a cup and bag at the same time
Hands-free sips for little explorers on every adventure
Bottles that roll, slip and get left behind turn every walk into a chase. This astronaut-bunny cup carrier hangs cross-body so your child keeps both hands free and the bottle stays close.
Designed to hang on, not hold up
- A strap that keeps the bottle close
The adjustable one-shoulder strap holds the bottle at your child's side, so it can't be dropped on the way. Set the length once, and reset it as they grow.
- Secure buckles that stay shut
Sturdy plastic buckles hold the cover firmly and release fast when a parent needs to open them. Little fingers may need a few tries to learn them.
- Cut from woven fabric
Navy woven fabric with an insulating layer and a drawstring top. It feels sturdy, shields the bottle from sweaty hands, and fits a standard can-sized bottle.
The size, in numbers
- 16 cmSleeve height
- 9 cmSleeve width
- 1 strapAdjustable crossbody
Ready for the first walk
- 1Open the drawstring
Loosen the top of the navy sleeve.
- 2Slide in the bottle
Insert a standard can-sized kids' bottle until it sits snug.
- 3Clip the buckles
Fasten the black quick-release buckles until they click.
- 4Set the strap
Adjust the crossbody strap so the bottle hangs at your child's hip.
Everything in one astronaut-bunny carrier
- Insulated cup cover×1
Navy woven fabric with astronaut-bunny print
- Crossbody strap×1
Adjustable, one-shoulder
- Quick-release buckles
Black plastic
- Drawstring top×1
Keeps the bottle snug
The bottle that stopped rolling away

The rolling bottle
A bottle rolls under the bench. A backpack slips. One small hand is full of snacks, the other is losing a grip on the cap. Then comes the trip back to find it before the bus or class starts.
A bunny in space
Enter an astronaut bunny on navy woven fabric, with planet line art and a drawstring top. The bottle slides in snug, the buckles click, and the strap goes across the chest.

Both hands free
Your child walks, climbs and runs with the bottle at their hip. You stop chasing. Nobody leaves a bottle on a bench again.
Keep it fresh
- Empty first
Take the bottle out before cleaning.
- Spot clean
Wipe the fabric with a damp cloth.
- Air-dry fully
Dry before storing to avoid damp smells.
- Recheck strap
Adjust the length each school term.
Why this, not that
| Astronaut-bunny carrier | Plain bottle sleeve | Loose bottle | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hands-free crossbody carry | — | — | |
| Insulating layer | — | ||
| Drawstring top | Partial | — | |
| Adjustable for growing kids | — | — | |
| Kid-friendly print | Partial | — |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
It fits a standard can-sized bottle. The sleeve is 16 cm tall and 9 cm wide, so check your bottle against those numbers. The drawstring top helps it sit snug.
The buckles are sturdy plastic and release quickly so a parent can open them fast. Close them before each outing, and supervise younger kids until they know the click.
A plain sleeve has no strap, so kids still end up holding it. This one hangs cross-body, which frees both hands and keeps the bottle on the child.
Yes. Set the strap across the chest so the bottle rests at the hip. Recheck the length each school term as they grow.
The sleeve adds an insulating layer and keeps a sweaty bottle out of bare hands. It is a cover, not a vacuum flask, so expect a modest effect.
One strap-and-sleeve replaces repeated trips to find a lost bottle, and it lasts through a full school year of daily commutes. Per school day, the cost is small.
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