Subscription Box Mom

Ivy Kids have updated their coupon codes.  Until June 22nd, you can save up to $10.00 with a subscription.  Use the code IVYLAUNCH and save $5.00 for a monthly or 3 month subscription or save $10.00 on a 6 month subscription.  All subscriptions will include a monthly personalized item for the child.  In addition, the first 500 subscribers will receive a “welcome gift’ in their first Ivy Kit 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. 

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.