See that big smile over there on the face of the
Crayola logo? It's big, right? But not half as big as the smile that is going to be on your face when you see what
Crayola is giving away to one of my lucky readers.
We may all be struggling financially, but
Crayola is there for us! All of the products being given away in this incredible prize pack (valued at $80!) retail for under $30 with the majority selling for under $10. Best of all, when you give your child a
Crayola product you know you're giving them something that's well made and will fuel their imagination and creative side.
The prize pack consists of the following products. Scroll down to see how you can enter to win it!
Crayola Beginnings Baby Slide & See -a magical way to introduce babies to their first coloring experience.
Crayola Beginnings TaDoodles Ta-Doodler - a soft and cuddly bear buddy that becomes a canvas for your child’s imagination.
Crayola Beginnings Tub Time Tracers - bring colorful, creative fun to toddler’s bath time.
Color Surge Camp Rock - give fans of the hit Disney movie a chance to put their favorite stars in a spotlight of brilliant colors.
Crayola Sidewalk Crayons - offer kids more than pretty pastels to create outdoor masterpieces.
Pip-Squeaks Colored pencils - smaller than their full-size Crayola counterparts, but they pack a big punch of bold color that inspires kids to travel wherever their creativity takes them.
Pip-Squeaks Glitter Glue - the perfect compact size for jazzing up art projects with bright, bold shimmering colors.
Crayola Color Switchers - dual-ended markers that allow kids to magically change the colors of their drawings with a swoosh of the “color switch” tip.
Crayola Window Crayons - creamy, colorful drawing tools that let kids transform car windows, mirrors and other glass surfaces into instant decorations.
To Enter The Great Crayola Spring Giveaway:1) Leave a comment letting me know about your absolute favorite Crayola product.
2) Leave a comment letting me know which of the prize pack products you'd be most excited to get.
3) Visit the
Crayola Craft page or
Games and Fun page and tell me which activity you'd most like to try with your child.
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6) Tweet, email, blog about this giveaway.
That's a grand total of 8 ways you can enter! Please remember to leave me a way to contact you. And please, please, please, leave a separate comment for each of your entries. I can't credit you for each of them if you don't.
Giveaway ends Wednesday, April 8, 2009 at 10pm PST. This giveaway is officially closed! Thank you for stopping by. Make sure to check out all my other great giveaways!
First there's the infant car seat, then the convertible car seat, then a first booster, sometimes followed by a second booster. Car seats are like maternity clothes, you think you're going to need just one kind, then you realize that little bodies grow the exact same way your pregnant body grew. Obvious, right? But who would have also guessed that their car seat needs would grow right along with them?
is that it allows your child to grow at his own rate. Start out using it as a 5 point harness slightly reclined car seat and as your child grows graduate to using it as a booster with a supportive back, and finally as a backless booster. The fact that you only have to buy one car seat that does all three is really quite ingenious!
I'm excited to say that here at The Lemonade Stand we're celebrating Earth Day with Barbie's very own Thumbelina
. No really, it's true!
. Over and over and over again. I didn't have my hopes up when I first popped it into the DVD player, because, well, I might have a bit of a preconceived notion of "straight to DVD" movies, but the movie delivered in a big way. It's a lovely story about a spoiled little girl who gets over herself by learning a bit about nature and what she can do to save the field inhabited by Thumbelina's people, the Twillerbees.
a big thumbs up. It's a lovely alternative to the more traditional Barbies and to those other flying characters, if you know what I mean. wink wink. 
... which translates to Summer!
CD is...
Once there was a 
. He had big floppy ears and adorable bunny slipper shoes, but he was a lonely bunny. All his other spud friends sported simple round ears and big toothy smiles. He always felt out of place around them.
. She had big floppy ears, two perfect front teeth, and even better, she had the same bunny slippers as him.
It was love at first sight.
They lived happily ever after.
And even had a little spud, who, for some odd reason
Spud Bunny Pros:
You all know how much we love books around here, so you won't be surprised to learn that we've found more books that we love. Until I received two Leslie Patricelli books I can't say I'd ever noticed her books on shelves before, now I'm resisting the urge to go out and buy the whole collection.
is a simple board book showing the roller-coaster of emotions that babies confront every day. Happy to have ice cream! Sad when you drop it! Sad when you slip! Happy again when mommy picks you up!
Higher! Higher!
is just as simple, but with paper pages instead. Gorgeous pictures show the simple tale of a quasi-magical ride through the air on the upswing of a slide. C loves to pretend that she's the little girl flying so high, and Little L just gets a kick out of reading the story to herself and noticing all the little details on the page - the cat in the window of the skyscraper, the doggy at the window of the plane. Suggested price $15.99, but on "just released" sale at Amazon right now.
Which translates to:
To Enter The Great Crayola Spring Giveaway:
Congratulations to Dina grand winner of the LeapFrog Tag Reader and two books!
