So, to say 'thank you' - and also because I'm feeling
a bit festive - I am running a giveaway!
I am excited to be able to give one lucky reader a brand new Boon Frog Pod. Valued at $69.95, this funky bath toy storage system will keep your bath more organised and tidy than it has ever been. It's drainable scoop lets you gather and rinse toys, helping to prevent scum and mildew issues. The wall-mounted base, with built-in shelf, holds all your essential bath products. And it sticks really well to bath walls with semi-permanent adhesive strips, but won't harm tile or wall surfaces. (There's also an option to screw it onto your tiles if you prefer.)
Bonus: With the Frog Pod your child may actually want to help clean up!
If you would like to go in the draw to win this prize, simply comment on this post, and tell me; what is your child's favourite bath toy?
OR what is your own favourite bath toy?
Make sure you include your full name in your comment so I can identify and contact you if you are the winner. (If you have been referred by a friend, please include their name as well.)
This giveaway is only for people who have an Australian postal address.
I will be randomly drawing a winner on Thursday 1st of December after 2pm.
Good luck!
Our favourite bath toy is our foam 'splashin fashion' set- they stick to the sides of the bath and help little ones learn & have fun about where clothing goes & how to mix and match...hours of fun (seriously!)
ReplyDeleteKatie Pyle :)
I wish I had kids and a bath : ) this I so Cool
ReplyDeleteJess
Our girls' favourite bath toy is a sponge with the shape of a banana. Although I am not in Australia at the moment, i DO have a postal address ;)
ReplyDeletePaulina Cox
My boys love playing with bath books and old shampoo bottles to squrt water through.....lots of non-bath toys end up in the bath too!
ReplyDeleteThis frog is waaaay cooler than the manky basket our toys currently reside in.
xx
Wow! How can I get this one? For sure my baby will like it. I am really looking forward to have this one.
ReplyDeleteHi Fred,
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome to enter this competition if you have an Australian postal address. Then make sure to check back in on Thursday 1st December after 2pm to see if you were the winner.
I'll be doing a random draw of all the entries.
Out of curiosity - How did you come across my blog site? Did a friend refer you?
Thanks for your interest.
Corrine
What a great invention!
ReplyDeleteMy little one only being 5 days old has had only 2 baths in her life! So far, her favourite 'toy' would have to be a warm, wet washer draped across her tiny little self!
Yes Please Corrine :-) Olympia's favourite toy of all things is a 'cup'. You make music, make funny voices, make big splashes and a lot of mess. LOTS of fun from one toy!
ReplyDeleteSamy Savva - samy_savva@yahoo.com.au
I hate bath toys. The bright colours really detract from the aura of the white, serene bathroom... however, I am sure this frog would become my fave as it would keep it all together! A goal of my life.... ;) xx
ReplyDeleteWe dont have very exciting toys in our bath so I looked on-line! Some cute things but my favourite were the 'dirty' dishes (made of rubber/plastic) that magically become clean in the bath water or the monkey spinner, you spin his tail and it lands on a body part that the kids have to wash. :) Sara Fifer
ReplyDeletehey corrine,sebastians favourite bath toy would have to be the frogs that squirt water out of their mouths and also an empty johnsons baby bath bottle, he loves filling it up under the water and watching it bubbles.. Jacinta Trumble
ReplyDeleteMy girls favourite bath toys are their bath dolls. They love to wash them, brush their teeth and wrap them in a towel after bathtime. So cute!
ReplyDeleteI need a replacement for our manky basket that holds the bath toys. I also need an excuse to cull certain noisy bath 'musical' instruments and replace with quieter bath toys... maybe something that encourages cleaning of the bathroom rather than making it messy...
ReplyDeleteHi corrine, Lacey's favourite toy is the face washer closely followed by a soft cube. She loves watching the water squeezed out of the face washer and then watching it run over her hands. But she loves trying to get the soft cube in her mouth even though it's half the size of her head.
ReplyDeleteSo imagine the pure joy when she squeezed the soft cube after it had been under water and it squirted water out of two little air holes. Safe to say the face washer is now a distant second! Andrew
my favourite bath toy growing up was either the barbie I had given a bob haircut that I would teach to swim and she'd do laps of the bath - or the soap, which was loads of fun playing hot potato with my sister.
ReplyDeleteLuella