Citrus Lane September 2014 Review 30 Month Old Boy
Citrus Lane sends 4-5 products for children from newborn to age five at $29.00 a month. You can get discounts for buying longer subscription too. Normally $29.00 a month, new subscribers can get your first box for $5.00, when you click HERE and use the code NEWMOM. If that code doesn't work, use the code TAKE20OFF to get your box for $9.00. Continue Reading …
Craft of Tea is sends artfully blended, all natural teas to you door each month. You can pick your own teas each month or let Craft of Tea put together a great selection for you. Craft of Tea is giving one of my readers a Signature box (value $24.95). Just enter below! Continue Reading …
Wet Shave Club Giveaway
Wet Shave Club is a men's shaving box devoted to traditional shaving. Every month, for $29.00, you get a box will be filled with different soaps, blades, aftershaves, and more from around the world. Your first month’s box also includes a premium double edge razor and brush so you have everything you need if you’re new to wet shaving. To ensure you get a proper shave, The Product Vanguard carefully picks out each product, to ensure you get the best products.
Mommy's Me Tyme August 2014 Box
Mommy's Me Tyme Box is designed to pamper mother's or other women who need pampering. You will receive 5 or more items each month for only $29.95+ shipping $7.95. Each box will be filled with jewelry, accessories, bath & spa essentials, beauty products and other items designed to brighten your day.
Mommy's Me Tyme was founded by Teena, a happily married, mother of two. In 1993, she was in a car accident that left her a quadriplegic (paralyzed from the neck down). Teena found a balance between being a mom and having time for her, and she wanted other mother's to have me time too. This is how Mommy's Me Tyme Box was formed. I couldn't wait to check out the box. Continue Reading …
Graze August 2014 Review #1
Graze is a snack subscription box that is $6.00 a box. You can choose to get a box weekly, or every other week. You box will come with four individually packaged snacks. When you sign up, you can rate all the snacks as trash, try, like or love. This will help Graze decide what snacks to include in your box. You can have your box delivered to your home or office. If you are going out of town, you can also postpone your box a week. You can also fully manage your subscription, right from your account. Continue Reading …
littleBLAST, who sent me this box to review, is a subscription box company that introduces Science and Math to children and young as preschool. Each month you will receive a new BLAST with all the supplies necessary to complete 3-4 activities centered around a theme. Included in the BLAST are instruction guides that will provide learning goals, clear instructions and highlight learning points during the process for each activity.
With these BLASTs, a caregiver will have the opportunity to expand the child's vocabulary, introducing terms such as saturation, gravity, and plane structure all through guided activities. Furthermore, the child will be introduced to the scientific process, encouraging the formation and testing of hypotheses.
My 5 year old love Science, so I was excited for him to test out little BLAST. Everything in the box is written and geared for children. You can buy single BLASTs, or you can sign up for a subscription, starting with a three month subscription. Continue Reading …
Conscious Box sends a hand-picked selection of natural, GMO-free goods to try, love, and buy at seriously deep discounts. Conscious Box is on my Free or Almost Free Subscription Box List, but I had never tried them out. They run different promotions (I try to keep up with them all) and they recently did a promotion to try the Taster box completely free. I signed up, with nothing to loose and was excited to see what was in the box. Continue Reading …
OishiiBox sent me this box for review. OishiiBox is an Asian subscription box, that sends snacks, sweets and all things Kawaii from Korea, Japan, Taiwan and beyond. Subscriptions cost $12.00 a month and each box is filled with tons of goodies. A portion of each purchase will be donated to UNICEF. If you want a different charity for your donation, you can contact them. For $12.00 a month, I was really excited to see what would be in the box. As of right now, you purchase the July, August and September's boxes individually. You won't be charged on going for these months. Continue Reading …
Surviving Momhood Review
Surviving Momhood is a new subscription box, just for moms. One of the things that sets this box apart, is it covers momhood from moms with kids newborn to teenagers. Monthly boxes are $30,00/month (check out the current sale) and each month, you get an assortment of goodies for moms and their children. Each box contains a minimum of 5 items for mom and 1 item for your child. Surviving Momhood always promises a value of at least $42.00. When you sign up, you also fill out a personalized questionnaire to customize your box. I was sent the pre-k box to review. The pre-k box is for kids 2-5 and my kids are 2 and “almost” 5. On a unrelated note, it makes me sad my youngest baby is now considered pre-k. Continue Reading …
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