October 24, 2016
10/24/16
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Ready Set Go Box November 2016 Review + Coupon
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Ready Set Go Box November 2016 Review
Ready Set Go Box is a fun box for children who are on the move. Boxes are $27.95/month and come with toys, games, activities and snacks for kids 3-5 years old. Ready Set Go Box selects toys that are educational, good for development and great for travel. If you have more than one child, you can double the fun for $53.10.
The Details:
Cost $27.95/month, $53.10/month- Double the Fun.
Coupon: Use the coupon MRKPLC20, to save 20% on your 1st three boxes.
What's in the box? Each box contains toys, games, activities and snacks for kids 3-5 years old.
Shipping: Ships worldwide from the United States.
Everything shipped in a big brown box. There was a label on top, indicating who the box belonged too.
First Look
Pack List Since this box is all about being on the go, the information list was called the “pack list”.
The card was two-sided and everything in the box was listed on the card in categories.
Boom Chicka Pop Sea Salt Popcorn This popcorn is healthy and tasty. There is only 30 calories in each bag, so it's much healthier than chips.
Clif Kid Organic ZBar in Full Moon Brownie This bar is made of whole grains and has a great taste. This is going in my purse for grocery trips and other store visits when my kids gets antsy.
YumEarth Gummy Bears These gummies are all natural, which means there are no artificial flavors or colors. Ready Set Go Box recommends using these for color recognition and counting.
Wikki Stix Book of Wiggles, Squiggles and Curlicues $10.00 As you read this book to your child, your child can use the Wikki Stix to create various parts of the story, like a tail of a pig, shoe lace, smoke and more.
Magnetic Maze This fish maze contains tiny balls, that move with the stylus. My 4 year old with love this. His big brother has a magnetic ball toy, and T is always trying to take it.
Coloring Sheets There were two coloring sheets in the box. These were rolled up in the box, so I had to weigh them down for pictures. I do wish there would've been a coloring book instead of two separate pages. Unless you have a travel tray, these could be hard to color on the go. I will probably save these and take them to restaurants that are not so kid friendly.
The second sheet was a cool space scene.
Crayola Crayons Getting a fresh box of Crayola crayons always brings a smile to my face. I love the precision with a fresh box.
Fall Craft (Adult supervision required) This craft came with a special supervision note. This little kit comes with everything you need to make a scarecrow. There is even a glue stick. This would be a fun craft to take to grandma and grandpa's house.
Purell Watermelon Splash Hand Sanitizer If you care for children, you probably already have this on hand. While I have relaxed on the germs since my kids have gotten bigger, I still use this stuff frequently. Boys especially can get really gross!
Melissa and Doug Water Wow Colors and Shapes Water Reveal Pad $7.35 Our family has many different Melissa and Doug toys. Your child can use the water pin to trace shapes and reveal colors. Since the pen only holds a small amount of water, it won't be a major issue if your child removes the cap in the car. Yes, we have one of these (different book), and yes, my child dumped out the water.
Final Thought I really enjoyed this box and thought it was really packed with toys and treats. This would be a great box to have on hand in the car, especially during long car rides or traffic. Just pull out a surprise treat and get a few more minutes of quiet in the car. I liked that the toys were interactive and my only recommendation would be a coloring book instead of individual sheets. If you want to subscribe, use the coupon MRKPLC20, to save 20% on your 1st three boxes.
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