Trip Clip Reviews

These reviews are from mom bloggers and home schoolers who used The Trip Clip® with their own kids. Click on an icon to read a full review and find out what they thought of it.

Creative With Kids - Feb 12, 2012

"I find it fairly exhausting to shop with three kids, but it’s the way I shop 90% of the time. Giving the boys a clip board with a list of things to help me find has improved ALL of our outlooks about it. I think it helps them feel independent and important." (full review)

The Homeschool Classroom - Feb 7, 2012

"I asked her several times if she was enjoying it, and she gave it high praises. I was glad that she was able to have a fun activity that kept her busy in a different way than video games normally do during our trips." (full review)

Rockabye Butterfly - May 15, 2011

"The boards are a 6x9 size, such a perfect size for little hands. They are SO sturdy and strong, and the clip seems to be unbreakable with the kid-abuse it's been through already." (full review)

Red Tricycle - April 14, 2011

"My daughter loves that you can change the colors on the pen... and loves coloring on the pages. I also really liked the fact that most of the worksheets are educational." (full review)

Teach Mama - April 8, 2011

"I throw them in my bag when I need to entertain two kids on the sidelines while one is playing soccer, I’ll print out a grocery list while I’m grocery shopping so that whoever is with me can shop along, or I’ll bring them along when I have a short meeting and the kids have to sit quietly for 10 minutes or so. I totally and completely love them." (full review)

Confessions of a Homeschooler - Feb 27, 2011

"The kids love their new Trip Clips and every time we get in the car the first thing they do is reach for their clipboards!" (full review)

ABC and 123 Learning - Dec 8, 2010

"These choices mean that the Trip Clip can grow with your child and that more than one child in the family can use it" (full review)

Yesterday On Tuesday - Nov 15, 2010

"A present with limitless possibilities that doesn't require batteries" (full review)

Customer Comments

I have to tell you that we just got back a week ago from Hawaii (sad to leave there), but my 5 year old did AWESOME on that 6-hour flight mainly because he had his Trip Clip! We printed out a bunch of activities and he was so busy with that! It was a life-saver! So, THANK YOU!

-- Carrie Aull, son age 5

It's simple but that's its charm. Without much effort or plugs, batteries, supplies, etc. you have an engaging activity for a relatively wide range of ages and interests.

-- Anonymous

The TripClip made the first day of kindergarten a breeze. She checked off each item on her list and never even asked about the TV!

-- Heather Brown, daughter age 5

I would definitely recommend it to my friends. My kids love it and it has educational value.

-- Anonymous

I love the packing list! Very cool to be able to switch between pictures and words so the list can include everything you need. Heck, I'll make one for me!

-- Marypat Meuli, son age 7

We printed lists to get the kids through Costco this vacation and we were really surprised at how effective it was. I usually never take both kids at once to Costco especially as the younger child has a thought pattern that tends to run at a tangent to mine. We successfully made it to the checkout and the cashier intrigued by their clipboards edited my list to add jelly doughnuts and chocolate. Definitely a hit.

N. Lacey, kids age 4 and 6

Jessi and I are flying to Columbus today and I just printed out a bunch of TripClip sheets to take on the plane. Great experience! Took me all of 15 minutes to select, print and cut a bunch of sheets for her! Very nice!

Brenda Luper, daughter age 9

It's nice how it encourages creative play.

-- Anonymous

The car bingo was a huge hit! It had both kids working together to find items. I'm printing up more sheets today.

N. Lacey, kids age 4 and 6

Ella really likes the clipboard and its activities. She loves the customizable lists. I can make her a list for the day, with chores and things like that on it, and she feels very important checking things off.

Anne Marsan, daughter age 7