Lollibox Review (Feathered Friends theme)

i’m having a little issue with accessing my blog from my house ip for the past 2 weeks, which is why i am a little silent. For ages, i thought livejournal was down but it was actually my home internet connection! It connects to everything (including my journal page) and the only page that’s down is my “post an entry” link and livejournal.com. It’s mad frustrating and driving me nuts all week! anyhow, i just found a work-around method. it works when i’m connecting to the internet using my mobile data via tethering. It’s friggin’ slow but at least it works so i guess i’ll make do for now.

back to the product review on lollibox. when jerry was still a very young kid, i have had read many rave reviews from fellow mum bloggers and had always wanted to try it some day when jerry is of age. i was really really thrilled when the folks at lollibox contacted me for a review a couple of months back. #bestthingthathappened #truestory

ta-dah! the box in all it’s glory. the box was actually bigger than i imagined it to be
(not that it matters anyway)

i brought it out on one of those days where we were at the new home over the weekends. i used it to entertain jerry while daddy was busy fixing up some furnitures and setting up our place for our move-in. I have since moved in for about almost a month now so time really flies.

Jerry unboxing the lollibox for the first time!

So, what’s in the box?
Each box comes with “Create, Discover, Enrich & Award” activities to engage the child based on the selected theme. I do feel its a brilliant idea to explore the selected theme, and i dare say i learnt a thing or two myself (triggered by the need to teach hence acquiring more knowledge on the topic).

the “Create” & “Discover” activity packs.
i like that the activity packs were individually packed and that it was easy for me to grab a bag and start on something. We started on the “Discover” pack first since it has lesser small craft bits within it and it looks relatively easy and interesting.

The lollibox activities are targeted at kids between 3-7 years old. Jerry is only 26 months when he tried his hands at it and i must say they are not too difficult for him with a little help from me. He had loads of fun zooming the bird around in the air.

Obviously enjoying the contents of the “Discover” pack.

Jerry in concentration and putting everything together with a bit of help from me.
He actually amazed me because he figured out the bit about spreading of the strips to make the bird cage!
Almost done!

Suggested activities under “Enrich” portion of the LolliBox.

A small little completion badge to award the kid for the hard work!

Disclaimer: I received a complimentary Feathered Friends Lollibox for review and no other compensation. All images, thoughts and opinion are of my own.