Bluum is $24.95 a month and each month you get a box of toys, personal items and snacks for the age and stage of your child. Bluum was one of my first subscription boxes. Bluum is different than other children subscription boxes, but I have liked most of my boxes from them. You can try Bluum and save 50%, by clicking HERE using the code SAVEMEHALF. If you sign up, I would recommend using a pre-paid card, as they can be hard to cancel. This month’s box was for my T, my 2 year old. It is the 29 month old boy box.
Kiwi Crate was our family’s first subscription box and it remains our favorite. Kiwi Crate is $19.95 a month, and each month you get at least two big crafts along with Explore Magazine. Explore Magazine is a magazine that is included in every box. You can also add supplies for a sibling for only $9.95. The Explore Magazine is filled with cartoons, activities, and bonus crafts. My son L loves Kiwi Crate. He is always so excited to get this box and see what the theme is for the month.
Silly Rhino was started by a mom of two boys who wanted to help other parents find healthy, fun, educational products. Silly Rhino is $35.99 month to month, and there are discounts for longer subscriptions are available. Each month your child will get 4-5 environmentally friendly safe toys, personal care products, gear and accessories. I really love how unique everything is in the box.
This post contains affiliate links Citrus Lane has hidden 10 toys in the Citrus Lane Store marked down to $10.00. You can save up to 40%! You have to go to the store and find the yellow tags. Lucky for you, I found them for you! Wait, did you want to know how to get them free? When you find the toy you want, use the code JUNESHOP10 to get $10.00 off. You will pay $4.95 shipping, THAT’s IT! If the code doesn’t work, try a new email address.
This post contains affiliate links Nerd Block is $13.99/mo plus $6.00 shipping. Nerd Block Jr. is a monthly surprise package just for kids! Shaping tomorrow’s nerds today, Nerd Block Jr. is specifically designed for children aged 6-11 (give or take a year) and is filled with toys and games just for them! This is one of the only subscription box I know of, that sends toys to kids over 5. There is a huge lack of boxes for older kids. You can see all my Nerd Block Jr reviews HERE.
This post contains affiliate links Kiwibop Postcard Pals is a new subscription box that sends postcards to your child every week. Each card will feature interesting facts and characters. You child’s first month package will include a special welcome letter, first 3 postcards, fun stickers and a Postcard Pals Discovery Box. Receive weekly postcards packed with interesting facts from a rotating crew of inspiring characters. The subscription is $8.99/month. $3.99/month
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.
Ivy Kids is a new subscription box launching July 2014 for children 3-8. Ivy Kids is a small, home-based business started by a stay-at-home mom and former teacher. Each kit is personally made with “tender loving care†by a teacher/mom on the Ivy Kids’ team. Kids are $38.95 a month for the monthly option, and you get so much stuff. You can also add on a sibling package for $5.00 a month. Each month you will receive a kit containing a book and ten or more activities based upon the story. Everything you need to learn and play is included in your kit. The activities have been carefully crafted to encourage curiosity, problem solving, and creativity in young children. The Ivy Kit games and projects are a fun way to develop fine and gross muscles, build math and literacy skills, encourage reading comprehension, and promote scientific thinking. I am not a natural teacher, but I want to help my 4 year old learn new things this summer.
If you’ve been considering joining Green Kid Crafts, I highly recommend doing so now! Thanks to Father’s Day, you can get 40% off a new Green Kid Crafts subscription! Use code “HEARTDAD†at checkout to receive 40% off a new subscription. This coupon is valid through June 15, 2014.
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