AD | Gifted item Just a couple of weeks ago we reviewed the Fuzzikins Fuzzi Babies and Erin had so much fun with them. Since then, we have washed and reused the figures so when we were asked to review the Fuzzikins Bedtime Bunnies I knew it would be something that Erin would enjoy and with Easter coming up, what better time to try it! What’s in the box: 1 x large Fuzzikins bunny figure 1 x medium Fuzzikins bunny figure 1 x small Fuzzikins bunny figure 3 x Felt Tip Pens 3 x felt
AD | Gifted items Now that Erin is 3 she is really starting to understand more about celebrations and holidays. We have already had a few conversations about Easter as nursery have been doing things like painting chicks and eggs recently. I think this year Erin is going to be really excited about Easter this year and being the kind of child she is, she’ll want to make sure John and I have something too. So, with that in mind I wanted to share some Easter gifts for the whole family! Something I remember about
AD | Gifted items This is the first year that Erin is really starting to show an interest in Easter. She has already sussed out where the Easter eggs are in the supermarket and she might have had a couple already! Instead of being all about the chocolate we want to make Easter fun for Erin and that means finding her some non-edible gifts. Playmobil kindly sent us their range of eggs! The range consists of 4 different eggs and what is really great is that they are not aimed at specific genders. The eggs
AD | Gifted products You may have read my post a couple of days ago about edible Easter treats for the whole family. I’m very mindful about how many Easter eggs Erin gets for Easter and how much sugar she is allowed in one go. It is easy to over indulge children at this time of year but there are plenty of other things you can do as a gift instead of a chocolate egg. So, here are some ideas for alternative Easter gifts for children. I LOVE getting new clothes for Erin and she
While Easter obviously has a bigger meaning behind it, nowadays children will be getting more and more excited about how many Easter eggs they get and whether or not their parents have planned out an Easter egg hunt. However, I love something sweet and delicious as much as the next person so here are some ideas for edible Easter treats this year. How beautiful is this Vorrei Milk Chocolate Easter egg? (£10.90). Vorrei is a new brand to me but they sell ‘Delicious Italian Food’ and they have a great range for Easter. This Easter egg
Being a kid at Easter is great. You get armfuls of chocolate Easter eggs, delicious treats and often gifts or money. But Easter also means a long half-term holiday, which leaves parents questioning: Just what can you do when the sugar hype has worn off? Here are some fun Easter-themed ways to keep your children happy during the upcoming school holiday. Decorate and Paint Decorating eggs is an old tradition that dates back hundreds of years. It’s also a great way to spend a fun few hours with your kids! You could paint patterns, emojis,
The Easter break can end up feeling like a really long time for some families. Children are off school for 2 weeks and that’s a lot of time to fill with things to do! Although Erin is only 1, I have been looking for some things to keep her busy this Easter weekend. Phoenix Trading helped us out! little woodland animals colour in card Who doesn’t love colouring in? This Little Woodland Animals card is for children a fair bit older than Erin. Well, Erin could certainly give it a go but she’s more interested
