How would you use this in a sentence?

Cate · Mar 6, 2008

I need some help....

How would you use this phrase in a sentence:

kids' hydration backpack

The apostrophe is killing me.....I don't know how to include it in the sentence properly.....

Anyone?

maestrowork · Mar 6, 2008

Should it be "Kids' hydration backpacks"? Or "A kid's hydration backpack."

Maryn · Mar 6, 2008

I'm with the maestro, there. (Hi!)

Either one could be correct, depending on whether the hydration pack belongs to a particular kid (I can't find my kid's hydration pack), or is one designed for use by any kid (Did you see the price on the kids' hydration pack?).

Maryn, who thinks hydration pack doesn't resonate like water bottle

Cate · Mar 6, 2008

Thanks! It's a keyword phrase that I need to use and I was just totally not able to do it!

How would you use this in a sentence?

Cate

Never Bored

maestrowork

Fear the Death Ray

Maryn

I Tried

Cate

Never Bored